Rey's - Raleigh
Rey's
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Rey's restaurant offers impeccable service, imaginative food, and a steakhouse-level ambiance that impressed customers. However, one reviewer had a negative experience due to poor service, with staff ignoring their table completely. Another reviewer found the starters to be disappointing, but praised the beef medallions and wine. Some customers were slightly disappointed in the quality of the food for the price at Rey's. On the other hand, positive reviews highlighted the great service, delicious food, and beautiful atmosphere at the restaurant, with some customers even getting the chance to meet the owner. The River Crab Hotel also received glowing reviews for its food, service, and scenic views of passing boats. Overall, Rey's restaurant seems to have a mix of positive and negative reviews, with experiences ranging from excellent to disappointing.
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Rey’s is always a solid choice. Has been for years. I never hesitate to book there.
Rey's is always a great place to eat and relax. Rey's personal touch of service is a great addition.
This is a very old-school banquet hall-like restaurant with servers in black tie. Huge rooms with many tables and no ambience. Server was lovely but food was not good.
I cannot recommend this restaurant. The service was outstanding. The food was very mediocre. Probably the worst steak I have ever eaten at a restaurant. I had flashbacks to the steak my mother used to make as a kid that I would chew and chew until all the moisture was sucked out of my mouth and I would want to spit it out. We started with the summer salad, which was described as peaches, watermelon, tomato, cucumber, onion, goat cheese and bacon . What we were served was a salad of nectarines and beets with a few tomatoes, one tiny piece of cucumber and a side wedge of watermelon. Luckily, I like beets. But a third of this salad was beets. So, the oversight of mentioning a key ingredient leads me to believe that this salad doesn 't normally include beets. Or nectarines. And we were served a cobbled together salad of what was in the kitchen. I don 't know much about steak cuts. I had a choice of 10 ounce filet, 16 ounces ribeye or 16 ounces New York strip all for $50. I asked the waiter for the most marbled, juiciest cut. What came out was perfectly cooked. But it was sirloin. I know enough to see that there was not an iota of fat in that steak. It was pure red. So even cooked medium rare, it was impossible to cut (I hurt my wrist trying to cut it up), unpleasant to chew, and altogether incredibly disappointing. The staff tried to make it right. I give them credit. But I didn 't want a new steak. It seems to me, that the kitchen staff felt that this was an appropriate steak to put out to the consumer. And, as such, the restaurant should be judged on what they served. And I didn 't want a biased review. My friend ordered the salmon and said it was fine . She wouldn 't go out of her way to return just to eat the salmon. I would go out of my way to avoid returning. Price per person: $50–100 Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Vegetarian offerings: Not sure
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Grilled Chicken And Sausage GumboA classic made + andouille sausage
$10.0Entrées - Seafood
Grouper LafayettePan fried grouper topped + sautéed crabmeat over a New Orleans style butter
$38.9Dessert
Sorbet With Fresh Fruit$7.0Entrées
Grilled Brie Served With Fresh Fruit And Toast Points$11.0Salads
Jackson Square Chop SaladMixed greens; red onions; mushrooms; green olives; bacon; eggs; hearts of palm; croutons & Danish bleu cheese tossed in lemon basil dressing & topped + crispy fried onions
$12.0
Calypso Berry Salad$12.0
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