What People Are Saying About Red Star Tavern
The Editor
Elisa Kronish
Citysearch
In Short – Suburban couples and groups of all ages gather in this comfortably classy space, where dark mahogany, brick-red leather booths and stone columns create a lodge-like feel. Starters include finely diced chopped salad and buttery skillet corn bread; entrees cover comforting favorites like macaroni and cheese and meat loaf, while daily specials might feature beef stew and prime rib. Other highlights include juicy spit-roasted chicken, chili-rubbed salmon, and caramel-laden pecan pie.
06/28/05
Don't bother...
by smkmb
The food is outrageously expensive for such bland taste and questionable quality. The wait staff works well with you if you need to make menu changes (I have food allergies), but the kitchen pays no attention to the request.
The ambience is way too snooty North Shore Yuppie Puppie for my taste, but if that is your ziet geist, go for it.
All in all, I won't bother to visit again.
12/12/03
Not good
by jgrade
My family went to this restaurant for dinner and will not go back. For a family of four our dinner was over 75.00 without tip. We did order two alcoholic drinks, but after sending both back twice we were not charged. The drinks were not complicated. One was gin and tonic the other was a cosmopolitan. The cosmo originally came without cranberry juice. Dinner came late, cold and not particularly good. Even the French fries were not tasty. They had an odd taste as if they were fried in the same oil as some type of seafood. Do not recommend
- Cons: Bar
01/01/03
Service Needs Improvement
by dulasevi
The service leaves much to be desired. Our main course arrived prior to our salad order, which we later learned was totally forgotten about. The food was good. The menu had it's share of interesting offering, as well as some traditional. The bar was impressive. Seemed like a nice place to grab a few drinks after work.
The Details on Red Star Tavern
The Extras:
As a member of the Restaurant Development Group frequent diner program, you receive one point for every dollar you spend and a $25 gift certificate when you reach 250 points. Get 100 just for joining.
What to Drink:
Try one of a dozen creatively named martinis, like the neon-green Swamp Water (tequila, blue Curacao, lemon liqueur, sour mix and, uh, gummy worms).
Smoking Permitted:
Bar
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