Price:
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Last updated 11.15.09
Category:
Restaurants, Sports Bars, Barbecue Restaurants, Bars & Pubs
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard, Debit Card
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Group Dining, Carry Out
Cuisine:
Hamburgers, Traditional American
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What People Are Saying About Smokey Bones
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In Short – Rustic accents like logs, lanterns and fieldstone may adorn the exterior, but inside, it's all about ceiling-mounted TVs for fans who want sports with their spicy food. A large bar with a giant television dominates, while flanking wooden booths come with audio selectors and easy views of nearby screens. Sundry meats are cooked in-house over hickory wood: pulled pork (hand-pulled daily), baby back ribs, barbecued chicken, smoked beef brisket and various combination platters.
Corporate Office Please Take Notice - Bad Advertising
by pgrhm at Citysearch
To Corporate Office: Your latest advertising campaign is neither cute nor clever - definitely not appropriate for a "family" restaurant, especially for items (wings, chicken fingers) to which children are attracted. Lose business or change your big orange table signs stating "Give Tuesdays The Bird & Thursdays The Finger". Enough innuendo around our kids already.
Good choice
by aldamollis at Citysearch
Food is average. Service is ok. For the price you pay it's ok
How many bones in a hamburger
by ocx at Citysearch
Found 4 bones in one hamburger. Hope the person who planted them got a good laugh.
Worst experience ever!!! 0 stars
by screwthissmokeybones at Citysearch
My wife and I decided to eat at Smokey Bones in Waterford Lakes for our first wedding anniversary. We walked in what appears to be the front door, which ended up being the side door, and walked through their maze to reach the hostess. Five employees were standing there, and finished their conversation about one needing to eat at Denny's on an upcoming morning, and how she would be working a double. Once they "noticed" us, one disappeared to grab menus and proceeded to seat us. When we walked in, I noticed it was not busy at all, and their were tables available everywhere (at least fifteen). The hostess sat us at a table in the smaller seating area, away from the bar, next to two small families, both with a child under 1 year old. From there until after the appetizer arrived, things went well. We both finished our first drinks before the main course arrived (I guess its a server, the person you only see bringing your food, which I thought was the waitress' job). At this point I realize that the potato skins I discussed with the waitress not what I received, but a baked potato. It was very clear which I wanted, as there was never a mention of a baked potato. Then one of the babies began to cry, and cry, and cry...non stop, and the mother picked up the child, which placed the crying baby pointed right into our ears. I tried to fight through it, then I cut open my "medium" cooked steak. Other than the outside of the steak, the rest of the steak was red, bloody, and even a little purple. I wanted to send it back, but I could not stomach sitting in the restaurant another minute. This was by far the worst experience I have had in my life in any aspect of service, and immediately requested my check so I could leave. I can't remember ever before getting my entree and feel sick to my stomach at the same time. I will never eat at another Smokey Bones in my life, even if it was free.
- Pros: Nothing at all
- Cons: everthing from walking in, to walking out.
Best Bartenders in Orlando!!!
by enolagaye54 at Citysearch
My boyfriend and I travel alot and we came upon Smokey Bones while in Orlando and hung around there for our stay of 2 months. We loved the service.The food was great. We really got hooked on the buffalo wings. But every dish I tried was good especially the bar-b-que. I just want to thank Smokey Bones bartenders for entertaining us. They were all great especially Rachel and Billy. Love you guys. Everywhere we go we try to look for a Smokey Bones. I was disappointed to find out that the one in Pensacola was closed.:(

