Sunday, February 3, 2013

Tony and Joe's Seafood



OVERALL: 3 Stars

For all its pomp and swagger, I was expecting a lot. But unfortunately, the waterfront location barely lived up to its reputation.

Food Quality: 3 Stars -- Tony and Joe's presents a well stocked buffet of hot food standards, and a fresh fruit bar. They boast fresh oysters, which are indeed fresh, but flavorless and small. Granted, it was february. The only other shellfsh on the menu was a crab dip, which was delicious, but primarily because of the cream and butter added.

Mimosa/Champagne Quality: 4 Stars -- only the classic was available, but poured from a pitcher it was ensured to be consistent. Strong with just a splash of classic orange, we were thoroughly delighted as appropriate by the time we left.

Service Quality/Refill time: 3 stars -- This is always difficult in a buffet situation. We filled our own plates, and waved every time we needed a refill. I guess they did their job with a smile, and never left us with an empty glass, which means a lot when you only have a couple of hrs to fill up and enjoy!

Atmosphere: 3 star -- What a lovely view! Tony and Joe's is situated on the river, in the heart of georgetown riverfront. The decor is stock catering table and chairs. The live jazz is charming, playing a mixture of 80s steel guiltar and 70s David Bruebeck. The players are talented, and kept a lively beat despite the desolate dining room.

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