Mad Chef Kitchen And Bar

Dropped in our favorite local restaurant for some comfort food! Hubby ordered his go too- The OG Burger. I ordered the Short Rib Grilled Cheese. This sandwich is incredibly delicious!! The lightly toasted buttery bread with the tender cheesy short rib leaves you memorizing for days, months...

I struggled between three and four stars and landed on three. This is the same way as I struggled for a local restaurant with quality $15 lunch options and landed on $20. Begrudgingly accepting, but not happy.My wife and I both ordered the bison burger, not without seeing the restaurant note on the menu that (apparently all) burgers are cooked "medium." Our past experience with bison in Denver was that it gets dried out easily, such that medium rare is best. Both of our burgers came out on the well-done side by any reasonable definition, when even (truly) medium might have been too dry. Still, given the intriguing menu and the excellent fried wee may come back one day, but certainly would not order the bison again. Service was pleasant enough, but not especially speedy. Allocate time, even on a day when the business seemed decidedly not busy.

This place is a nice spot in a strip of stores and other restaurants - it's clean with standard decor. It has a large bar with a lot of space and plenty of table seating. There were a lot of people there around 6 on a Sunday so my partner and I opted to sit at the bar. Service was great - both bartenders checked on us frequently and were friendly.What we ordered:Refashion cocktailMC French 75 cocktailKale Waldorf salad with medium rare steakPaellaThe cocktails were both well made. We both enjoyed ours and would order them again. The paella was outstanding and a huge portion, definitely big enough for two to share. My partner rated it a 4 out of 5 for flavor and said he would definitely order it again. My salad was satisfying and the flavors were light and fresh. The steak was cooked perfectly to temperature but could have used a bit more flavor. I would order it again as a light lunch.Overall, based on what we ordered, a solid choice for a decently prepared and priced lunch or dinner.

When we visited, the restaurant was very busy. The staff were friendly but service was average. As we waited only about half of the tables got food in about a half hour (there were only 6 tables occupied where we sat). The waitress offered substitutions to accommodate my need for gluten free - a side salad instead of fries. What I got was a cup of lettuce with dressing. She offered cut vegetables while my husband had his appetizer. I got cut celery. The food was okay but not what we expected and overpriced. It seems to be very popular in the area but I'm not sure we'll be back.

I like this neighborhood restaurant. They have really good margaritas and yummy food. They have awesome lunch specials so I try to come on the weekdays for it. The parking in front is limited so I usually try to park in the parking lot that is a block away.

This is a great local spot for happy hour, weekend brunch or dinner with friends and family Foods are delicious, definitely a fusion style. Full bar for any drinks you have in mind. Reasonable priced dishes. Convenient parking in the shopping center. The only downside is Service , can be inconsistent depending on who you have. Especially when get the couple of chatty ones, they tends to spend way too much time with particular customers and not to come check on your needs as needed. Management might want to address that Overall do recommend by @WineDinenVacay

Overall: The food was all done extremely well. I was nothing wrong nor special about the service or ambiance. They have multi-stall gendered restrooms.We went to celebrate Father's Day and had an excellent meal. We made a reservation and were seated right away. I was impressed with all the food. The menu didn't stand out to me as anything super exciting, but every dish was done so well. My favorites were the ceviche, the calamari, and the sweet potato gnocchi. The ambiance can definitely swing upscale or casual based on what you're looking for. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The prices are on the higher side, but I do think the food was worth it.

summary - no complaints here. Visited for a family meal on a relatively busy day/hour and everything was good. Service was kind, food was tasty, and the ambiance - albeit nothing particularly unique, was quaint and inviting. Great spot for an elevated meal or outing.The average prices on the menu are on the higher side, but everything that we ordered was tasty, well-balanced, and had good portion sizes. I believe they are under the same ownership umbrella as Grille 620 across the street and the experience is very similar to there if you are familiar.The drink menu is pretty large and so is the food menu. I believe there are items on the menu for most dietary restrictions (but definitely check beforehand as a precaution).All in all, I would recommend for a solid meal!

3.5 stars. Mad Chef is a nice to place to have some familiar options with a fancy twist if you're feeling it.It wasn't too busy during the weekday lunch. Our waiter was very friendly, just sort of vibing to life. Very attentive.There's a pretty impressive menu of cocktails and wines. I got a caipirinha which was pretty solid.We opted for the crab and artichoke dip. The dip was okay; I found the soft pretzel pieces to be disappointing, not too different from something pre-made in the frozen foods aisle.For our main, my wife and decided to split one of the burgers and a short rib sandwich (which I don't think is always available on the menu). The short rib was definitely the most memorable part of the meal - delicious and filling. Would get again.I'm not normally in this part of town, but I'd give it another shot if in the area.

For the price of everything, I was expecting way more in service and food.Service: Our waiter was super nice. He didn't come around to our table as much as I would have liked though. Ambiance: The bar set up looks nice but then the rest of the restaurant looks like your average like BJs Drafthouse lol. I also felt like the youngest person there and we were surely getting looks. Food: I read a lot of reviews for the crab dip. It was not worth it. Had barely any crab or artichoke. Just was eating straight cream it felt like. The pretzel bites are also soooooooo thick. My short rib was eh, not the best. They didn't let the wine reduce so it was very acidic. The mashed potatoes weren't as creamy as i expected. My girlfriend said her salmon was alright. We decided to skip dessert. Price: We paid around $120 for this meal. I definitely dont think it was worth it .Would I come back again? No.