restaurant service evaluation

Service Evaluation #2 – Brio Tuscan Grille Often called “Brio” for short, Brio Tuscan Grille at Town Square offers a variety of food with excellent service so your mind is satisfied and your belly is full. From the beginning, I have always been in love with the miniature Roman Colosseum inside the restaurant. Though the theme of the restaurant isn’t unique since there are so many other Italian choices within the City of Las Vegas, the ambiance of the Colosseum gives the restaurant a really unique, Italian feel. For anybody that frequents Brio, they would know that it’s almost always packed and having a reservation is always a good idea. During my visit for dinner on September 28, it was busy as usual but with the help of a reservation, we were seated within five minutes of entering the restaurant. What I really love about this restaurant is that the host person always carries a little piece of paper with the name of your party as well as the number of people that will be accompanying. I feel that this gives a more personal touch when being seated. If there is an occasion being celebrated on the paper, it is left for the server on the table to then act appropriately. I’m not somebody that adjusts to change easily, that being said, Brio is a place where I am not afraid to expand my palate. I’ve tried a variety of things on the menu including the Margherita Flatbread which is more bruschetta style than a flatbread. I have shamefully tasted all the salads within my two years of living here and am sad to say that I still don’t have a favorite. The Brio Chopped Salad (most healthy), Caesar Salad, Bistecca Insalata are all served as an additional add-on or you can order it as a small side salad for someone that isn’t as hungry. The Grilled Salmon Salad has two of my favorite items, feta and asparagus which pairs perfectly with the salmon. The Strawberry Balsamic Chicken Salad is a mess within itself with more favorites such as the candied pecans and the