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Fish
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citysearch c.
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The lobster deal is enticing but the lack of organization is not worth the hassle. I have been to FISH for the lobster special a number of times but this last time was my last. The staff, specifically the host, does not understand the basics of service and creating a positive dinning experience. The hang up each time I dine or try to dine at FISH is the simple task of being seated. Rather than creating a waiting list of guests, the ""Jerry Garcia"" looking host walks up and down the packed herd of people that are sandwiched between the bar and seated customers every 3 minutes trying to remember how many guests are in each party. The result of this crazed method of hostessing is that guests are seated ad hoc (evidenced by a similar experience each time I dined at FISH). If you plan to dine at FISH, make sure that you dont have any hungry guests in your party or after dinner plans.
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