Front Street Restaurant & Brewery - Wilmington

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Front Street Restaurant & Brewery

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9 N. Front Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States

Front Street Restaurant & Brewery Reviews

Moonvera
54 reviews

Oct 20, 2007

This Restaurant is located in the Historic Downtown area.

This was our second visit. Again the service was bad. The server took my husbands order then left without asking my brother-in-law and me about our orders. When she returned, she did apologize.

My husband ordered a 5 beer sampler. The Oktoberfest was not very good. The Belgian Wit was the best out of the mix. My brother in-law and I shared a Calamari. It was not very good. On our previous visit, we were not impressed with the food either.

The place was packed with tourists and locals mostly there to watch college football on one of the many TVs. It was noisy from people talking, fans cheering and kids throwing tantrums. Not a very pleasant experience. If we do go back, it will be just for the beer. I doubt thought that we will ever return.

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2 comments

Moonvera says:

First thing in any business...Lady's First.
Geez John. Get with the program :-D

Posted on: Nov 01, 2007

Johnb42 says:

That's bad......first thing in food service business is you always ask the lady what she wants first then you work your way around table from there.Sounds like she needs to be re-trained in how to take orders and serve.

Posted on: Nov 01, 2007

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Moonvera

Oct 20, 2007

After our second Pub, we then went on to The Front Street Restaurant & Brewery . This was our second visit and again, the service was bad. We ordered a Beer Sampler and Calamari. It was very crowded and noisy. After 3 Pubs and full of beer, except for the designated driver, we wandered around… "Tomorrow will be a Good Day" . . .