Kouzzina @ Broadwalk

[fairytale]

Hiya All

ADR day on Monday and now reconsidering a number of my ADR's. Why do I do this

Dilema at the moment is regarding Kouzzina on the Broadwalk. I have pencilled in to eat there earlyish due to us having children with us as it looks a slightly more formal restaurant, and then take a walk around the broadwalk itself maybe catching Illuminations @ 9pm.

I have seen a few pictures of the food and read a couple of reviews and they all seem to "rave" about the place, just wondered if any of you guys had been there before.

Any info appreciated.

 

[MinnieNurse]

Bumping for you.

I have a ADR here for July and would also love to hear more about it. It will be our first time to try it!

 

[venny]

We ate there last year and the atmosphere was fairly relaxed as regards dress code et cetera. What wasn't very relaxed was the noise. Luckily we were sat off in an alcove of around four other tables to the side of the restaurant, however the main dining room was very hectic and loud. We prefer a more relaxed atmosphere so were glad to receive the table we did. We really enjoyed the food, barring dessert. However, I think this is just because it wasn't to our tase (syrup soaked pastry!), rather than it being 'bad'.

All-in-all I would recommend it, although if you don't like dining in a 'lively' atmosphere, I would request one of the quieter tables we had.

 

[chocolateMinnie]

we ate there twice (which says it all that my children wanted to return to a non-character venue). I will start with our only negative which is that the service is very very slow (over two hours for three courses) but the food is amazing.

Both trips we shared two of the kouzzina sampler platters - cashew nuts, olives, hummus, pitta bread, chicken skewers, stuffed vine leaves.
For main courses we have had the pork (average) the steak (lovely - one of the nicest we have ever had - always described on here as small but about average to large uk size) and DH had the fish on the bone both trips which they remove from the bone at the table. First time it was red snapper can't remember what it was last trip but they tell you before you order.
The Greek red wine flight was delicious - DH had it both trips, I tried the sangria one trip which was also nice.
The puddings have also always been good - our favourite is the greek donuts with two dips (one like a red coulis and the other one like melted vanilla ice-cream).
You can have a pressed pot of coffee for two as your soft drink if you are on ddp and pay oop for your alcoholic bevarages.
We had the same amazing server from Croatia both trips and he even remembered our kids and where we came from a year later.

 

[crabbie1]

Great to hear good reviews. I was lookin at bookin here as well.Remember doing spoodles years ago but although very nice was not tht impressed

 

[WiganTony]

We ate there last August and really enjoyed the meal. Service was good, and the enjoyable thing for us is that you didn't seem to be rushed as in most other restaurants (e.g. Le Cellier, 30 minutes wait beyond our ADT time and we were out in 45 minutes!!). When we visited, it wasn't overcrowded or noisy either, and it was nice to be able to walk around the Boardwalk after the meal.

 

[VailaTigger]

Myself, DF, DS12 and DS8 all ate here last April, and we all really liked it. Good menu (even the veggie choice was nice), relaxed, it wasn't busy when we were in, friendly server...

It's back on our list of "must-do's" for our honeymoon - nuff said!

 

[fairytale]

We ate there last August and really enjoyed the meal. Service was good, and the enjoyable thing for us is that you didn't seem to be rushed as in most other restaurants (e.g. Le Cellier, 30 minutes wait beyond our ADT time and we were out in 45 minutes!!). When we visited, it wasn't overcrowded or noisy either, and it was nice to be able to walk around the Boardwalk after the meal.

Thats exactly what we plan on doing.

Was there any "street entertainers" when you at the Broadwalk.