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Businiess name:
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Everyone knows what Red Robin's food tastes like so we won't go there. The problem with this Red Robin is its lack of parking. This lot is small. Real small. In order to find out if there is an open spot you have to pull into it. There's never an open slot so now you have to back out onto MLK and hope for the best. If you're not hit by another motorist trying to get out now you get to start looking for a parking meter spot. You will drive past the Denny's next door several times, each time noticing the enormous, mostly empty parking lot that Denny's owns. So basically if you go to this particular Red Robin expect to pay for metered parking while a select few (probably employees) get to pack themselves into the closet space they offer.
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