Frankie & Benny's

I have been to my local Frankie and Bennys twice now and both times my main course has ended up going back, the only reason I found myself in there a second time was that a fried had booked a table for their birthday there so it was not my choice and both times the food was hardly warm and not tasty at all. Frankie and Bennys look to combine Italian and American cuisine and they are part of a chain. Similar in a way to TGI Fridays style restaurants but without quite as much tacky rubbish on the walls. The food is fairly basic, a range of pasta and pizza dishes and then some meat and fish dishes from the grill, most of which seems to come with ...

I visited a new Frankie and Bennys a few weeks ago that has opened in York that is near Morrisons and went with my mum my brother and his wife.I have heard other people speak about F&B`s and their experience and I had heard good things and a New York/Italian Resteraunt/Bar sounds good to me. As me and my family got into the entrance it did not take us long before we were seated.We then ordered some drinks and had a look at the menu.While this was happening the lights dimmed and a cake with sparklers came out and everyone sung happy birthday.Bit cheesy but as long as it didnt happen to me and get embarassed then that was fine with me. I ordered ...

After a surprise payment last week, I decided to use some of the extra money to give the younger sister a bit of a treat and whisked her off for a meal out at Frankie & Bennie's. Frankie & Bennie's is an American-Italian chain. That means if, like the younger sister, you enjoy pizza and pasta there's plenty for you, but there's also a good selection for folk like me who prefer big chunks of meat. Seating took a while - though admittedly we were there at peak time on a Saturday evening. They gave us a pager, with a promise to page when we had a table, and we waited at the bar. The younger sister doesn't drink, and I was driving, but we did ...