Hungry Hunter Steakhouse

We went to the Ventura Hungry Hunter on a May 31st, it was a Saturday night. The hostesses we're very nice and we were seated immediately. Our server was Jason and he greeted us very quickly and friendly. He made our evening flow very smoothly. We ordered the Prime Rib and the Baby Back Ribs and they were both succulent. We drank wine that Jason recommended and it complimented our meals very well. The Mudd Pie finished our fabulous night. I would suggest dining at this resturant for anyone. The service was perfect. Bob and Marlene Wellington more

We wanted steak and lobster. At 7:15 on a Saturday evening they were out of Lobster so I had the special, Parmesean Sea Bass. It was so disgusting I could not eat get past the first bite. It was so fishy tasting and the smell was nothing that I had ever encountered before. We also ordered King Crab legs and paid for King Crab legs. What we were servered was NOT a King Crab Leg. Each leg was no more than six inches long. Now for desert..it was still frozen when served to us and stale. Although our server was attentive, he did not notice that we ate nothing. We paid for this more than memorable meal. I have been to the Hungry Hunter in Thousand Oaks on several occasions and it was always great. Also very crowded. I should have known there was a problem at the one in Ventura when I saw how empty it was. Stay away from this place. A little futher down the road "Aloha's" is great. Pros: None more