I'm pretty sure there's a supplemental charge for that.
Unfortunately my dad went out of business but we still sell the food every now and then to our friends and neighbors. I miss spending time in the little restaurant with my dad and friends. oh well thats business for yah.
They better watch out with getting lazy on the smokestack series. This is farmhouse ale and coffee. Doesn't really seem like they are trying as much as they were last year. Grainstorm was decidedly mediocre.
hey I hope they serve chicago style hot dogs, the perfect thing to pair with cheap wine......yeehaw. I guess the hillbillies strolling around the plaza window shopping need somewhere to eat too!
why are you people writing more than one sentence, bored? lonely? want to be heard? haha humans. simple, this place is gross, will be shut down soon, everything comes from a can, id rather eat homeless people food (vienaa sausage, crackers)
werd to yo motha
The trio of medallions he mentioned was excellent....even for $29. It came with wasabi mashed potatoes and asparagus. It was out of this world. I was unimpressed with the wine.
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Been to Sosa's once and probably won't go back. We went the first couple weeks after it opened and got horrible service and the food was subpar. Our regular waiter didn't seem to no anything about the menu and overall appeared to have very little experience in the service industry. I say "regular" waiter because several other people came over and kept talking to us during our meal. One was a middle aged man who appeared to be a manager or owner. He was trying very hard to be folksy but ultimately (after quizzing me about music and grabbing up a straw wrapper from our table while we ate), he felt like my dad. Another woman introduced herself as the owner and seemed nice enough. Anyway, the point is that I don't want to talk to three different people several times while I'm trying to eat. The meatloaf muffin was pretty disgusting as well. Dare I say, I miss Mama's!??!?!?
Had Sosa's on Sunday the 27th at about 1pm. We probably missed a small rush, as indicated by our server. We were quickly seated, but the place was certainly bustling. Had breakfast - coffee was decent and I got a refill. I ordered a south of the border omelet with a side of their home made hot sauce. It was quality. Side of sliced new potatoes probably could have been a bit crispier but I'll ask for that next time. My lady got a mixed breakfast with two rather gnarly pancakes. Those were serious.
We'll be going back. We also have a buy one entree get one half off coupon to burn.
I bet if you're going to these places at 3 AM then you're drunk and probably driving. Unless you play for the Chiefs you're probably going to jail later. Good luck.
You must be joking about Sosa's "juicy, perfectly grilled burgers." The one I got was overcooked — asked for it medium rare but it arrived medium well — and shaped more like a small football than a patty, and if that wasn't bad enough it tasted funny. I took two bites and stopped eating. I am never going back there but I'm sure they won't miss me with all the drunk and noisy patrons they'll surely get.
We used to hit The Wornall Restaurant aka Top o' the Wornall while hammered at 3am.
Good B&G's.
I've had Huddle House and its decent but its basically just a Waffle House rip off
I've had one Sosa's experience so far; very unremarkable. Food was average at best, order was not all there (much like our server), and confusion over wording on the menu led to being overcharged. Admittedly this happened less than a week after the place opened so I'll give them a few weeks and go back for another try. I want them to succeed.
what about some good ol yj's?
Not sure we went to the same Sosa's. 1st trip, long wait for food, empty coffee cup, order wrong. Second trip, I was the first in line for seating, they had empty tables, however were not seating. The reason given was they were waiting for the kitchen to catch up. After a 30 min wait for a table, we still waited another 20 min for a cup of coffee, never got a re-fill. Waited another 10 min to order. Food never came, waited 40 min after ordering, and gave up. Tables that had been seated after us, had finished their meals and were waiting for the ticket. Asked to speak to the Manager on our way out. He wanted to "shake" my hand and thank us for our patronage. Told him that that 1 1/2 hours was enough, we were done. He did not seem bothered by it. Will not give it a 3rd try
OK, you've thoroughly frightened me away from Huddle House for a while.
I did go back to Sosa's for breakfast Saturday. Quite a crowd, but it still took 15-20 minutes to get our food. BUT....when our order arrived, it was hot, and it was very good. A Bloody Mary sure would have been nice though.
I'll wait another couple of weeks and see if the pace doesnt pick up before I try them at lunch, when I'm on an incredibly short chain.
Ah yes, industrial strength wine.
If you arent paying at least $15 a bottle (at a liquor store), you're pretty much getting pure sugar.
It kills me when a fancy joint sells a $7 bottle for $20.
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Nice Post Scott Denzler