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Baron & the Beef

Baron & the Beef

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1631 US-70, Kinston, North Carolina, 28501, United States
(252) 527-6787
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Feb 22, 2018
We were there for a birthday dinner for my father. He used to love the place, but apparently it's under new ownership. My kids got the chicken breast and couldn't eat it so we sent it back. It came out the second time, still cut the way we cut it, and they had just thrown it back on the grill. It still was not eatable. My chicken breast came out the same way and I couldn't eat it. I told them what the deal was but they would not take it off the bill, even though I had only taken two bites, one of which I had to spit in my napkin. They charged my wife for a separate salad bar even though the chicken breast meal came with it. They also charged my sisters's kids for a salad bar for eating some gold fish and crackers. Needless to say, you won't see our family back in there again anytime soon.

May 21, 2018
Over priced, over rated ! There are to many good places to waste time and money at a bad one. I will not be back, for sure.

May 11, 2018
The steak was very tough, sent it back to the cook still tough. The waitress was very nice.

May 13, 2018
New management has reduced the size of the plates at the salad bar buffet. 4 out of my 5 most recent visits, I found the meatballs to be warmed over with scorch marks on them or still cold from the fridge at opening time. We used to go once a month, now we go once a quarter due to the changes.

Apr 3, 2018
Decided to go to a steak place and Baron & the Beef was selected by my sister in law. I a m a stickler for over well and was never gotten right until this time. Oh, and I won't leave out the salad bar with more options than you can think of! Hats Off!

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Opening Hours

Tue:5 pm - 8:30 pm
Wed:5 pm - 8:30 pm
Thu:5 pm - 8:30 pm
Fri:5 pm - 9 pm
Sat:5 pm - 9 pm