fireside cafe and dinner house ridgecrest

Fireside cafe and dinner house ridgecrest upgrade#

We saw the Elvis themed show All Shook Up and were thrilled with the song selection as well as the caliber of the singers. The cake was moist as can be and the frosting.if only I had their recipe! Oh, and then there was the show, as if the meal wasn't enough.

My mom took my husband's, who couldn't finish, and ate his in addition to hers. The carrot cake and rum raisin ice cream dessert was to die for. The chicken was a bit dry, but show me a chicken breast that isn't. The ribs were out of this world, literally falling off the bone.

Fireside cafe and dinner house ridgecrest upgrade#

My mother was the lone person in our party who didn't upgrade and had the buttermilk baked chicken breast with ribs. The asparagus, carrots and potatoes were all very good. My father had the ribeye and was very pleased. My husband was equally satisfied with his. It was cooked to perfection and rivaled the Waygu beef filet I had at an expensive steakhouse on Valentine's Day. My husband and I both had the sirloin and it literally melted in my mouth. 75% of my table upgraded our meals to the steak for less than $10 each over the included price. The coffee was even of superior quality! But the true star of the day was my steak. The bread (maple walnut and cheddar) was so delicious that I had seconds. The food was, honestly, some of the best I've had. He ensured that I didn't have an allergy to any of the other fruits in the salad or to the blackberry sangria (which I didn't, was delicious!) His genuine concern for my well-being in regards to my allergy was much appreciated and something not often found in dining today. What impressed me the most about the service was our waiter, Charlie. They provided the same salad but brought out a caddy of oil and vinegar for my dressing.

I'd looked up the menu beforehand and called to tell them and was given a card alerting the waitstaff to my allergy. I also had a severe allergy to the papaya salad dressing they served. When I informed the bartender, he made me another specialty cocktail from the menu without question, and without additional cost. It was completely my fault for not reading the entire description. I'm allergic to banana and inadvertently ordered a specialty drink with banana liqueur. Accessiblity with The Fireside is a non-entity, particularly with the wheelchairs they have for use. When does a business owner take the time to contact a dissatisfied customer to make things right in this day and age anymore?! This time, my father had mobility issues due a recent knee injury and used a walker and I'm in a wheelchair. Thanks to the graciousness of Ryan Klopcic, one of the owners, we decided to give it a second chance. I'd been to The Fireside with my family last year to see Smoky Joe's Cafe in August and had been so disappointed that I swore never again.