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3.7 Google Review
31900 Dyer St, Union City, California, 94587, United States
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May 10, 2018
The location was great.. The food was ok...not the best .. and we had to return a bunch of things because they were made incorrect. The service was horrible. We had so many servers, and no one could remember anything. One person took our order, about five people brought us our food, someone else brought drinks.. we had to ask random servers for refills on drinks and napkins because no one attended to us after our food was delivered. The worst part is paying. We gave our CC card to the server and we couldn't find him. After waiting over 15 minutes we had to ask for a manager to hunt down our CC card and receipt because they forgot to give it back. We will not return to this location.

Apr 5, 2018
I came with my wife just for a casual date night. I chose this place since my wife really wanted a fried chicken sandwich and this place was close to my home. I was reluctant to come to TGI Friday since I was disappointed with the food about 8 years ago when I went out with my friends at the branch in City of Industry, CA for a goodbye party with one of my friends. That was my first and last time I went to TGI Fridays until now. I hoped it would be different this time. I arrived during their happy hour so I was able to get their $15.99 steak and lobster special. My wife got the southern fried chicken sandwich. We also got the loaded potato skins for our appetizer. The loaded potato skins is mediocre for the price. It was just potatoes with cheddar cheese and bacon bits plus ranch dipping sauce on the side. $12 for this item is too much to ask for. The steak and lobster was just kind of disappointing. The entree portion was quite small. The steak was also small (comically small) but it was cooked just right (charred on the outside and a bit rare on the inside). In fact, the steak is the only good thing about the entree as you can see later on. The lobster on the other hand was a bit tough and the sauce was a bit burnt as I can taste some of the bitterness from the burnt sauce. Clarified dipping butter was missing even though it was shown in the special poster illustration. They just put the same steak seasoned melted butter on the lobster side directly on the plate instead. The broccoli was overcooked, mushy, and needed more seasoning. The baked potato was OK. However, the loaded baked potato upgrade was not a good deal. It costed $1.40 more to just add some cheese and bacon bits. The southern fried chicken sandwich and fries that my wife ordered is actually good. It tasted as expected and the avocados do help add some texture and flavor. I ate some of her sandwich because I was still a bit hungry after finishing my entree and my wife was already full. My server was average compared to other restaurants I have been to. Overall, I have to say that it is hard for me to justify coming here again or any other TGI Friday branch. My experience here has reinforced my views on TGI Friday. I had better food at other nearby restaurants in the same plaza such as Chevy's and Backyard Bayou for similar pricing. Even compared to other chain restaurants that I have been to, such as Macaroni Grill and Cheesecake Factory, the food experience was disappointing.

Apr 22, 2018
Surprisingly the food was good but dining experience was diminished by poor communication between kitchen and server and a less than attentive staff. Cleanliness in general was sub par. Appetizers were delivered 20-30 seconds AFTER main course. We turned them back and initial response was surprise. Using runners to deliver food orders that they did not take themselves requires management having put in place well defined processes to coordinate communication between kitchen and all servers. This and general cleanliness seems not to be the focus of management at this TGIF. Also one in our party of 4 was served wine in a water stained glass that should never have been brought to the table. We were comp'd a couple of deserts and that shows some effort but the whole experience was average at best, not because of any problem with the food but rather with deficiencies in the basic operation if a customer oriented eating establishment.

May 25, 2018
I love that they allowed me to customize my meal by making my broccoli loaded. They have a quite a few low carb options on their menu!

Apr 15, 2018
Love the ribs & sampler platter. Always delish. Staff is always courteous & check in on you more often than at other places.

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