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Belvedere Restaurant

Name: Belvedere Restaurant
Address: 1702 18th St, Bakersfield, CA, 93301, US
Telephone: (661) 427-4900
Price range: $$$

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Doug Bungert

Feb 16, 2018

Every experience has been great. Everything to die for. The duck, the steaks. The bread is great too! Sometimes food arrival can take awhile. Very accommodating and knowledgable waiters.

Kayla Robison

Jan 21, 2018

Very upscale atmosphere. Amazing food, food quality ingredients. On the pricey side, but worth it for a special occasion.

Lacy Jerome

Sep 12, 2017

Run fast and run far! I wish I could give it zero stars. They gave me food poisoning and couldn't care less. I contacted them the following day because I didn't want anyone else to suffer the same way I was, but they wanted proof that I had gotten Salmonella poisoning from their restaurant! Are you kidding me!? I sent back the raw poultry I was served after I had taken a few bites. The most insulting thing was that there was no need for that response. I wasn't asking them to cover my medical bills, or even refund me for the dinner where I paid them to poison me. I simply wanted to make them aware of it, and find out what steps they would be taking to avoid making others sick in the future, or else I would be reporting it to the health department. Our server was great but everything else was a let down. The food was extremely slow coming out of the kitchen, especially considering the restaurant was more than half empty. There was part of a lobster shell in my husband's lobster mac 'n cheese. It was also unbelievably hot and they said there was nothing they could to fix the A/C. We're new here, and after speaking to some locals I've found that they're known for inconsistent food and slow service...I guess that's why most of the reviews, especially positive ones, are from people passing through.

Vanessa Moore

Oct 22, 2017

My husband and I were looking for a different steak restaurant and the Belvedere was suggested to us. The waiter was very helpful with explaining the menu items and even suggesting a wine. My husband ordered the filet with a cognac sauce and I ordered the Australian Wagyu pot roast and we shared a few side dishes. All I can say is from the wedge salad to the last glass of wine, everything was delicious. As is customary, I tried his filet and he tried my pot roast, both were amazing. I admit, I have never eaten anything like this before and it knocked me off my feet. I am eager to try their Sunday brunch. The meal was well worth the price.

Susan Davis

Sep 1, 2017

We chose Belvedere Room for my birthday celebration on August 30th. This was also a very important dinner because my daughter was meeting my boyfriend, the man I love... for the first time. Well.. one of the A/C units was out.. it was 108 outside and 100 inside! We asked for a fan and after over an hour and a half they brought a fan. We were sweaty and a mess by then. Dinner was mediocre at best.. Salmon raw in center. Cocktails were great! After dinner we ordered chocolate cake for my birthday dessert... guess what! No chocolate cake... Sorry... we're out. OK... so I will have the angel food cake with berries please put some chocolate genache/syrup something chocolate on it. Server came back and said oh sorry no chocolate in the kitchen.. But.. my daughter had a little dish of chocolate on her dessert plate! Oh my Belvedere Room get it together! This was our first and last visit... 2 stars only because the cocktails were great!

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