Moxy Rooftop

Half the food was cold and it took forever to get to us. Place was empty, not sure what the hold up was.

The place itself is really nice, and a great view with great scenery, but inside it is just kinda dead.

The service is wonderful and the location is pretty cool (great view for people watching on Broadway). However, the food is bland, not bad, just bland. The drinks are good, not great. The biggest problem is the price. It is not worth your money.

Unfortunately had a tough experience with them. They cancelled my OpenTable reservation without explanation, but I was able to call in and secure one. My food was average. Didn't come with the toppings the menu said it would. Server doubled down when I asked for them. Unfortunately the worst part was the rooftop. There were specs of grease covering the chairs and tables, likely from a neighboring establishment kitchen exhaust. It was dark so we didn't really see it until we left and discovered grease spots covering our clothing.

Had dinner 10/21. Both of us had burgers and they were pretty good. Good service and good drinks. We stayed inside, but you could go outside where they had another bar and live entertainment. I would recommend and return.

We made a reservation by calling. Didn’t do OpenTable. They were nice and gave us a window seat. They have a few booths on top mezzanine but we wanted a clear view. So sat at high top tables near bar. Our bartender was friendly and she took our orders. Our food came out hot and tasted great. I had chicken piccata with veggies and a twice baked potato. My husband had Cajun salmon with veggies and wild rice. We also had dry rubbed wings for an appetizer. I enjoyed two cocktails. They had a list of the classics. Like Lemon drop, margaritas, old fashions etc. We sat inside but I checked out the outside rooftop. The atmosphere is casual southern dining. I’d eat here again. Wasn’t overwhelming like the places downtown. You eat off the Broadway strip and you also get the party people hovering around your table. So better to eat at locations like these and then walk over to Broadway which was just around the corner anyways. We were in and out under 60 minutes at Moxy.

Steak at Waffle House was better. Burger was even worse. Blue cheese dressing tasted like grocery store.