50's PT - party of 6 and TV?

[tfoster]

I think, but I'm not sure, I've read that the tables for 6 at 50's PT don't have the TV and are off to the back. Can anyone confirm?

If we want to eat in the main area with TVs, do we need to split up into two tables? And if we do, what do you think the likelihood is they could get us next to each other?

TIA!

 

[tfoster]

bumping. . .

anyone?

 

[tkitty]

I wondered also. We will be a party of 6 also, there Oct 2, for dinner.

 

[queenie1]

Sadly, yes, I think that the booths that have the TV's can seat a max of 4 people. Last time we went we were a party of 7 and I requested 4 at a TV booth and the other 3 at a table since the kids really wanted the TV. We were told they were too busy and had to take the table for larger parties off in a side room. We still enjoyed our meal, but really wish every table had a TV!

On a side note, we have eaten there as a party of 4, requesting a TV table and still couldn't get it. I make the TV request when I make my ADR and remind them when I check in that we would like on. Only once have we had the pleasure of sitting with the TV.

 

[PattnFmly]

We were a table for 8 on Aug 22 and while, yes, we were in the back, we had a table up, in our corner, not exactly just like the ones on the table. Only one side of our table could see it, but those of us on the bench could see the one across from us - over their table! The people next to us had six and had a tv, not sure what the table size was, but they had six people.

 

[JeffGoldblum]

Trust me, the tv is no deal-breaker, you will have a fantastic time. It's pretty much a 15-minute or so loop. There is a good chance you'll see the entire loop in the lobby while you wait to be seated

 

[Topo Bella]

Now that I think about it ... the last 2 times we ate there with our family of 7, we had tables in the back. I just figured that's how it worked out.

 

[tfoster]

Thanks all. It sounds like the best I can do is check-in a little early and request a TV and not to be tucked in an out-of-the-way table.

You know, I'm actually really embarassed to admit this, but now that I think more carefully about the one and only time I've been there, I don't think we (a party of 4) had a TV - and we were just fine! We were right in the middle of the restaurant, though, so we certainly felt like we were part of the atmosphere.