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Twisted Rose

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1130 S Main St, Algonquin, Illinois, 60102, United States
(847) 658-7641 atwistedrose.com
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May 14, 2018
Tried going here for dinner with my mom and sister. The waitress told us to sit where ever wanted (all the tables were empty except for one). We seated ourselves. She did not bring over menus. We waited at the table about 5 minutes. She kept walking past us and giving us dirty looks (granted we were not speaking English, but she looked at us like we were from another planet) My sister spotted some menus hanging on the wall so she got up and got them herself, then we waited another 5 minutes or so, we were not even served a glass of water. The waitress started cleaning off a dirty table instead of helping us. . it was not urgent for her to clean that table- the restaurant was deserted. We got up and had dinner elsewhere.

Apr 11, 2018
We tried going there for lunch on 2 different occasions only to find the place closed both times. The sign outside says they open at 2 pm and the website says they open at 3 pm so I called to see why they were closed and I was told they don't get enough people for the lunch crowd so they aren't serving lunch anymore. If that's the case fine but then update your website and sign outside with the new hours. We tried going there one more time for dinner on a Saturday and even called before we left to make sure they were open, when we got there we noticed the sign outside now said bar open at 4 pm dinner at 5 pm. and as we are sitting at a table waiting the be served the bartender came over and asked if we were there for dinner, we said yes and she told us that the cook wasn't there and that she didn't know when he would be there, I don't know how anyone can run a business this way and expect to stay in business. On the other hand though if you're looking for a place to drink and play pool they seemed to be catering more towards that crowd than the restaurant area of the business.

Apr 10, 2018
Wisconsin Feel, Lots of room in the dinning area. Very friendly staff. However possibly the worst dinner service I've experienced in a long time. One (Very nice) server for the whole restaurant on a Saturday night. An ideal space for a night out drinking, maybe, Only if you want to play some pool, and some basic domestic beer, as they were out of nearly every craft beer and website obviously wasn't updated. However, a mix of the wrong orders being served, average food, and lack of more service help on a decently busy Saturday night made for a severely underwhelming dinner experience. Only gave two stars because through it all the waitress remained nice.

Mar 12, 2018
Usually a great bar with great food, good service, good servers, very kind and patient, but it was unusually crowded when we recently went. Slow service, felt like forever when we got our food. It should never take as long as it did to cook and bring our pizza, was expecting it not to be fresh actually because of how many orders we saw pass by since we were very close to the kitchen door. But it was a nice private dining room area rather than the standard bar, nice experience overall, other than slow service. But overall the server was very nice. Would recommend but do not come on a Saturday night like we did. Try to make plans to come on a weeknight to be safe. Open late!

Feb 18, 2018
First time there. Staff is very friendly. From the minute you walk in you wouldn't know you were in Algonquin Illinois. You would think you were at a ski resort. Atmosphere is over the top, very open yet private in dinning area, pool tables, great music and to top it off the food was absolutely top notch, drinks are very reasonably priced. Overall a great experience. Definitely recommend to everyone. You won't be sorry. New place to eat and hang out for me.

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