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March 2024 by Leslie Unger
Food was served warm...Not hot...Prices are high for quality
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March 2024 by David Cormier
Very good meal as
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March 2024 by Akim Staats
Party of 4 - 2/24/2024 5:42pm Table 7A - the service throughout our dinner was subpar from the beginning to the ridiculous end. Waited and waited on our cocktails, water refills, and poor timing of plating the courses. Our server was always nowhere to be found. A last second study of the check revealed a “Large Party/Auto Gratuity (20%)” added to our regular sized family of 4. It was blatantly obvious that our server does this on the regular, as he kept an eye on our departure. I stopped by the host and asked what is considered a “Large Party” and the answer was 8. Our server quickly intervened and asked if there was a problem. Message to our server: you are a scumbag.
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March 2024 by Harry Lester
Went with another couple for dinner . We had B back ribs. Delicious ?!!
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March 2024 by ML M
I must say everything was fantastic. From the bubbly berry Martini , the French Rose wine. Amazing mushroom truffle Flatbread, cauliflower app was to die for. My husband's baby back ribs dynamite and my salmon dinner perfection! Service with Gerald excellent !
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March 2024 by Steve Lauro
My wife and I and my sister and her husband had brunch and we all enjoyed our meal the young server was very good even two other waitresses came to our table to see if we needed anything. Had a good conversation with both of them and even the owner came by also making sure all was good very awesome lady. A little pricey but put it all together worth every penny
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March 2024 by Karen Marie DeLuca
Let's start by saying I am not cheap the food was horrible the service was great but I'll never returned$250 for two people with the tip is not even normal the only thing good was the drinks and I can make them at
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March 2024 by ANNH
Best ribs in town... love love the tuna tower... Flamestone salad so good..m really never had any bad food.. one of my favorites Have recommended it to many.. and they all have done the same....
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March 2024 by SheriffSantiago
We tried Flamestone Oldsmar on a friend's recommendation and on the whole were favorably impressed. A steak and prime rib were high quality and well-prepared. The prepared-at-table huacamole was excellent. The service (Logan) was outstanding. Prices are reasonable for an upscale steak offering, around $40 for entrees as opposed to $55-65 in the area The only disappointment was the wine. The vintage of the wines are not listed on the menu. We chose a red blend from the preferred list, which turned out to be a 2022 vintage, far too young. The quality of the food and service deserves better wines as well as more information about them on the menu.
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March 2024 by Josh Gerfen
Come for the tableside guacamole and stay for a great meal and wonderful service!
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March 2024 by CecileC
Flamestone is my favorite restaurant. The food is always excellent. I like the the short ribs with the root vegetables and my husband had the chicken Flamestone and both were excellent. Logan was our server and he was very attentive and professional.
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February 2024 by CateC
Flamestone never disappoints!! A member of our party lost her keys and they went out of their way to find them! They had fallen in the booth in a hard to find/reach place - such amazing/kind staff ?❤️
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February 2024 by MikeM
The prices are a joke. I've never seen a place where a Salad and bread is not included with a 45$ steak. I wanted to do something special and was sorry I didn't go to Outback. Your place is not worth the price you charge???
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February 2024 by MichaelB
The only negative was my friend ordered the Filet Migion medium it came to the table well done . Waiter offered to take it back but my friend said its ok. Hod can the chef make a mistake like that especially at that price.
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February 2024 by
Let me first start by saying the food was excellent. Our service was fair and my drinks were poor. I ordered 2 common well known drinks throughout the night and both had to be sent back to be fixed.
