Artie's

The staff are friendly. The place in general looks nice The cleanliness is good ! Toilets good! I liked the newspaper page they have. The food was generally good! Good quantity, they forget my son dish! So he start eating with his mum until his dish arrived ! He was not super happy! But in general the food was good ! The burger was okay ! Not so Waw ! But no complaints. The fries was good to be honest ! They have they own lager ! Nice smooth and light ! I liked it !

Neat atmosphere with cozy benches and chairs and nautical decoration. Plenty of parking in front and around the side of the building. Long ramp on either side leads up to the front door. Very busy, popular place to eat so make sure you make a reservation. Service was friendly and quick. The food was delicious and just the right amount. The Firecracker shrimp were delicious. I could’ve eaten it as a small meal with a salad. Ordering sweet rolls provides a donation to charity to feed others, which is the perfect excuse for consuming these sweet carbs! We had jambalaya, salad with protein and pecan crusted trout All were reasonable serving sizes and delicious. My pecan crusted trout had a light lemony sauce paired with asparagus, Yum! No room for desert - next time!

Absolutely amazing dinner! Didn’t get any pictures of the entrees but the mahi special and crab crakes were 10/10! I also had the brussels, and they were perfectly crispy & sweet. My favorite was the blue crab and shrimp fritters with a lobster sauce. It’s a must!! Service and drinks were top tier too.

Artie's is a large fine dining restaurant that serves standard American dishes in a shopping center. It is one of the older members of the local collection of restaurants under the Great American banner which are known for their upscale sit down dining experiences and impeccably trained staff. Artie's has an enormous and separate bar area where they will serve you their full menu. Parking is no problem, but this is a popular place, especially on weekends, so you might have to wait quite awhile if you don't have a reservation and they are busy. All of the Great American restaurants are popular. I often find the place to be a little dark, crowded, and louder than I prefer. The breads they serve with meals are very good and varied. The menu is somewhat traditional American fare. The portions are generous. The price for the quality of food and experience is about what you would expect. I find it hard to pass up their pecan crusted trout entree, which has a lot of trout in the skin on it and is delicious. They recently reopened after a fire in the complex and I see no difference from before.