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"AWFUL EXPERIENCE! I and my fiancée just waited two hours and 20 minutes at the table. We sat at 18:30 and got no food until after 20:00. Not too..."
Telefon: +12698573501
Adresse: 40 Butler St Saugatuck, MI 49453-8401, United States
Stadt: Saugatuck
Webseite: https://www.butlerrestaurant.com
Gerichte: 10
Ausstattung: 20
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 1585
Dinner on a very rainy Friday night. View was wonderful. Had the crab filled mushroom appetizer. Load the crab, but not seasoned enough. It needed some kind of acid like lemon to get it over the usual. Husband rarely ordered a burger medium. Perfect. He said a lot of taste in beef. Was happy with it. He's not a fan of coated frits that served them. I had the crab filled chicken with potatoes and asparagus. Big part. I found the potatoes a bit of mix and extremely dry. The chicken was moist and had a lot of crab, but again, not very well seasoned in my opinion. The asparagus was delicious. The waitress was just thrilled. We were not offered dessert menu and got the bill, but my husband asked...
Stopd by The Butler after our original reservation below, the road was broken down due to the restaurant filling capacity. The food was good! Everything was generally underseasoned, but it was still good. The shrimp basket was really great, the shrimps are huge, well cooked, and very crispy. The frits and onion rings were a big hit at the table. The crab filled mushrooms were delicious! The mushrooms were solid and fresh. The spinach and artichoke dip was cheesy and went well with the toast points.
Absolutely terrible experience at The Butler. I don't understand how this place is in business. I guess because it's a great location and the tourists...
A long time standing gem of suckatauk- and I know why. First the new outdoor double decker terrace (on the water) summer night vibes ALL about it....
AWFUL EXPERIENCE! I and my fiancée just waited two hours and 20 minutes at the table. We sat at 18:30 and got no food until after 20:00. Not too...
