Maya Grill for a night out alone?

[HeatherPage]

My husband and I like to try new things to an extent, but I don't think we are the California Grill, Jiko, Blue Zoo type people. Does the Maya Grill have a decent enough atmosphere for a nice 1-2 hour dinner alone? The menu on allears looks pretty good, but for the sides all it says for all the entrees is choice of potato and vegetable which kind of makes it sound bland. Can anyone who's eaten there tell me what kind of potato and vegetable choices there are to choose from? Also, what are some of your favorite appetizers there.

Thank you in advance!

 

[Bob P]

Hi Heather,

Just by asking a question like that you're going to get a bunch of opinions....mine is: you could do better than the Maya Grill for a quiet dinner alone.

We've eaten there and we felt that while the food wasn't bad, it was forgettable. But I'm sure some others will give you some positive feedback!

Good luck,

Bob

 

[MomofKatie]

Hi! DD and I ate at Maya Grill in 2002... the restaurant itself is pretty and relaxing, and the food was good. Not great, but good.

Maya Grill is okay for a quiet dinner, but it isn't one of the best as far as fine dining. If you just want a quiet dinner, it's okay- but if you want to experience great food, you can do better.

 

[HeatherPage]

Okay, maybe we'll try the Maya Grill for breakfast instead. The other two places I was thinking of for the alone dinner was Kona Cafe or Concourse. I'll go check out the posts on those two.

Thanks again

 

[Bob P]

Heather, if I may be so bold as to suggest:

Artist's Point
Citricos
Palio
Yachtsman Steakhouse

all come to mind. Of course, so did California Grill and Jiko!

Have fun!

Bob