Blatt Beer & Table

Stopped in for our grandsons birthday and Jenna was our waitress. She did an awesome job gave us some great recommendations. Very friendly and awesome.

Ah, lunch with friends--a time to catch up, enjoy some good eats, and maybe, just maybe, help the restaurant with their signage.I met up with my crew at Blatt Beer & Table at the Legacy Shopping Center yesterday. First victory of the day? Easy parking! (Cue the heavenly choir because that's half the battle.) I strolled in a little before noon, met a friend at the host stand, and... stood. And stood. And casually side-eyed the "Please Wait to Be Seated" sign, which, in hindsight, may as well have read "Please Wait Until You Give Up and Seat Yourself." Eventually, my friend took the initiative to track down the elusive restaurant staff. Their response? "Sit anywhere."Cool. No problem. I flipped the sign for the next batch of confused guests. You're welcome, Blatt patrons.Once seated, drinks arrived--water and Diet Pepsi with lemon for me. Another Pepsi place. Sigh. But, I soldiered on.Now, onto the real star: the food.I've dabbled in Blatt's menu before (chicken & waffles, Dixie-fried chicken strips, burgers--you name it), but today, I went for the Chargrilled Chicken Sandwich with a simple salad on the side. My friends picked their delights: Chicken & Waffles, Buffalo Blue Mac, and another joined me in the grilled chicken experience (with coleslaw).Service was a tad slow for a restaurant that wasn't exactly buzzing with customers, but honestly, that just gave us more time to gab--so no complaints there.When my plate arrived, I was met with a gloriously overflowing salad of butter lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, and the cutest little croutons. The dill ranch? Absolute magic. And the chicken sandwich? A delightful surprise. Indian-spiced, with a warm curry kick, melted white cheddar, a beautiful piece of butter lettuce, juicy tomato, pickled red onion, and mango chutney. Hello, flavor! Bonus pickle slices? A happy accident.The verdict? Everyone left happy and full. Drinks were always topped off, conversation flowed, and my wallet only cried a little at the $27 bill (worth it for good food and even better company).Would I return? Absolutely. But maybe I'll bring my own "Seat Yourself" sign next time.**Side note: I must quit gabbing and eating so much and take more pics! :)

I've been here a couple times with friends, once for happy hour and another during normal hours and both were really nice experiences.Their happy hour has some pretty good deals on drinks and apps. It's pretty easy to get caught up in it and before you know it, you are three drinks and 3 apps deep, lol.Their food is really good overall. I had the Tipsy Cuban and it was pretty dang good. My daughter got the kids chicken tenders and fries and they were pretty good as well.The service is always friendly and accomadating.This is a nice place to grab a drink and some food. they have a nice outdoor seating area as well. I will definitely be back.

Good flavor but skimpy portion size made it a disappointing experience. I ordered the Chicken Prosciutto Scallopini. I was really surprised with the serving size for $26 meal plus all the fees and tip! 4 oz of chicken, plus 2 stalks of broccolini and maybe 1/3 potato. I didn't see the prosciutto. It was slightly larger than a TV dinner.

Food and service were on spot! We came in right before the dinner rush in a Friday night. The ambiance is relaxed and the staff is friendly. They have a shuffleboard that had a reserved sign on it and TV's playing a variety of sports. We enjoyed the food especially the potato salad that came with my burger! The only thing I would have preferred would be the meat on my husbands burger, it seemed a tad underdone and all the juices soaked the bottom bun after the first bite.

We love Blatt and all three of our kids like something on the menu which is a win! The Mac and cheese is delicious and the Tipsy Cuban is a fave. Not a fan, personally, of the Brussels but the other apps are yummy.

I used to love Blatt, but since their recent menu changes, they got rid of my favorite menu items including hand cut truffle fries , deviled eggs, garlicky green beans that were perfectly garlicky (now they have no veggies on the menu anymore), and the buffalo chacos. The only thing they kept that I would consider ordering was the chicken strips. However, they got rid of most of the sauces that went with it. The loss of the truffle fries were the biggest bummer. Their current fries tasted stale and dry... I do NOT recommend them if you're expecting their old fries.Overall, their menu was very simplified and doesn't really have the appeal that it used to. On a good note, their burgers are still pretty good... just don't get the side of fries.

I've been here a few times and haven't found any entrees I was impressed with (as I'm usually a salad eater) but I loved their app selection!Truffle fries have a great garlic Parmesan flavor without being overpowering, and the pretzels were the perfect texture. You can't go wrong with Mac and cheese bites either!I'd definitely come back here, only for a good HH/beer spot.

The food was amazing! The Mac and Cheese bites are breaded to perfection!Also the Mule was served quickly and with a smile

Took my kids out to lunch and had a wonderful time. Our server, Jenna, was amazing and an absolute pleasure when visiting the table. She made some fabulous recommendations on the beers and was always very prompt with her service. One could tell she cared about her customers and that went a long way with us. Thank you Jenna, we will be back and requesting your section if available. Five stars!!!!!