Two comments: The menu doesn’t have ingredients listed on the drink menu, and when we asked what was in a specific drink, the Beach Tini, the waitress bocked at us and said, “Oh, I don’t know what’s in any of those drinks.” That should have been our first queu to LEAVE. I’ve never been in a restaurant that they didn’t know what was in a drink, nor couldn’t take 2 seconds to go and ask OR bocked at the diner asking! And for an $8 drink it was very weak and looked more like ‘foamy dish water’ than a quality drink — say like we get at BJs next door!

Secondly, I am now, today, Monday, suffering from a severe case of gastroenteritis. This is the only out-of-home food that I have eaten in the last week, so I’m just guessing that things are not-so-good in the kitchen there, as well. One of the parties at our table ordered the bean and cheese burrito, she’s vegetarian. She took home her left-overs and found ‘meat’ in them the next day when she re-heated them. The chicken enchiladas that I ordered DID look like gray-matter chicken — boiled maybe.

Bad experience. Poor service. Won’t be going back until the next new restaurant with new owners and new managers!

I did not make the “Bra” comment. I also said I would try it again. Its funny that are you making it personal. It says much more about you than me. I do wish them the best of luck and as hard as it is to hear negative feedback, at least it give them a chance to look at what was said and decide for themselves whether its true or not. Research the RGJ. They did an article recently and there were I think 12 comments and not one was positive of the old or the new food and service.

What I will take from this is that I will be more careful with what I post and make sure it is completely accurate. With Tequila Beach, it was at that time period.

PS. I never asked for a free meal. Also, on a positive note, I did have friends who tried it and they had a better experience. I heard of their experience after I posted last.

Anyways - After viewing traffic logs I’d have to say that someone over there at Tequila Beach is aware of this post.

I’m really hoping Kris’ post means that Tequila Beach took the criticism constructively and actually worked on improving their food, menu and service.

I recently moved my office to the Galena/Wedge Parkway area and will be trying Tequila Beach again and see if this holds true - I’ll post a follow up after I try it.

At any rate, about 12 of my co-workers accompanied me to Tequila Beach friday night. We had a wonderful time!! We sat in the bar area and Ross - who happens to be male, was our server and did a wonderful job! (I guess that bombs the bra size theory out of the water.) Our drinks were good, our food was fresh and we did not notice anything on the floor or under any of the tables. This place is pretty open and airy. You pass by the open kitchen to get to and from the restrooms. On one such trip, I noticed a rather oversized grill that kitchen staff had an abundance of chicken grilling while I passed by. So much for the microwave theory since it was around 6pm when we were there!

I won’t put much stock into the negative posts on this site anymore as my experiences have completely debunked the opinons posted here. I’m wondering if some of these people may have attempted to get their meal at a reduced price and failed?!! At any rate, my friends and I have had nothing but good food and good times at Tequila Beach and will be going again and again.

Good luck somewhere else.

I must disagree on the sexist comment. Giving Wikipedia credit for the folowing cut and paste. They were judged on their ability to do their job. I think Jeremy concluded, whether fairly or not, that if they do not posses the skill, maybe its was for their young good looks. Its not like businesses have not used this before. As far as the food. I will tr it one more time. This would make three from this owner. Everything I said was true to me. I am glad your experience was different, and I hope my experience was not the norm.

“Sexism, a term coined in the late 20th century, refers to the belief or attitude that one gender or sex is inferior to or less valuable than the other. It can also refer to hatred of, or distrust towards, either sex as a whole (see misogyny and misandry), or the application of stereotypes of masculinity in relation to men, or of femininity in relation to women.[1] It is also called male and female chauvinism.

In philosophy, sexist attitudes can be understood or judged on the basis of the essential characteristics of the group to which an individual belongs—in this case, their sexual group, as men or women.”