I just don't get the hype about this place. Â People talk about it but I have been there twice and both times I would classify it as bad. Â I like the atmosphere, it's a bar, but it's fun and the music is decent. Â But the service was horrible. Â We waited about 30 minutes to sit. Â We were told " better order appetizers, because the kitchen is really slow today". We did- 45 minutes later we got them. Â All were barely average bar food, except the nachos which were good. Â Almost 30 minutes later we got our burgers. Â I like mine well done. Â It was burnt on the outside, but still pink in the middle. Â Not being able to spend more time there I didn't complain. Â In the entire 2 hour experience my water was only refilled once. Â Underwhelmed and I won't be going back. Â One spot is the deal.
Review Source:Make no mistake, this place is a bar. This is not a restaurant, so do not go expecting to get a restaurant experience or restaurant quality service. Â Really loud music, lots of drunkards at the bar and wandering around, mediocre service.
My wife got a burrito and didn't care for it much. Â I got a spicy jalapeno burger, which was pretty good, but when I was eating it, I found a piece of wax paper inside of the burger. Â This is the paper they use to separate patties when they ship them. Â I am not sure if I ate any of it, but it was a good half-inch triangle of the paper that was INSIDE the burger. Â That just kinda ruined the whole thing for me because I spent the rest of the time there wondering if- and how much- wax paper I had eaten.
I am a BIG fan of the burgers at this local chain-I frequent the Thornton Park and College Park locations.
The Clermont location is nice  and new in a pretty empty 'what looks like' business building.
They have a wonderful selection of beers and amazing burgers!
The night we visited with a couple of friends, they messed up our friend's orders 2 times. Refills didn't come as frequent as one one expect being that the restaurant was only 1/4 full.
As we sat and chatted, my friend cut his leg open on the picnic table. We told our server, who just said, oh, ok. We will let the manager know. No offer of a band aid or some sort of sweet compensation. :( sad face.
Good food and large portions. Â Burgers are big, good flavor and it was awesome they could get suck a thick burger properly cooked to well done and not burn it like some other places. Â Good job making our food! Â Table service was good but it was really quiet when we went with only four other tables there plus two at the bar.
Review Source:Today was my first day eating here and I must say I loved it, I had a cheese burger and fries! ..the burger was done to perfection it was marinated really well had amazing taste and the french fries are home made season fries and were delish! ...the only thing i would say that they need to improve in the whole seating thing .. when you walk in there is no sign and you assume to wait for a waiter but some one from the bar yells out " take a seat anywhere you like" and it took a while for us to get our food which our app was just chips and salsa and just two burgers and fries... need to speed up the service but other than that it was great I would for sure go here again!
Review Source:I really wanted to love this place.
I ordered the fried pickles and a grilled cheese. Â The food wasn't great -- I don't even think I ate half of the sandwich and I know I only had one or two pickle pieces. When food is that greasy, it has to be worth the calories -- and this wasn't.
(Specifically: the grilled cheese was cheddar on a sort of Texas toast; the bread was thick and VERY dry. The pickles were cut super thin and then thickly breaded, so there wasn't any pickle flavor. Disappointing.)
The server asked if I wanted to box my meal, and I said no. Â Even though more than half of it was left (and almost the entire app order), she didn't ask if anything was wrong.
Maybe it's a better place to just get a drink.
I was a bit nervous coming here after reading a couple if the reviews. My daughter had a softball tournament in the area and we were looking for a place to grab a beer & some eats before her game. I have been to the Graffiti Junction in downtown Orlando a couple of times and thought it was fine. When I was searching nearby restaurants we thought we'd try Gators Dockside for something different, but when I found they were lacking craft beers we decided to head down the road to Graffiti Junction.
The restaurant sits up on a hill and had some nice views from the patio. The inside is a pretty hip space with the bar taking up the center of the dining area. Â We opted to enjoy the view outside, but we realized after our food came why there weren't too many others out there; flies abound.
Their happy hour didn't have drink specials I found appealing, so I opted for a regular priced Magic Hat #9. Â We browsed the menu, pretty typical "bar" food, though the prices are a couple of bucks more than what I would expect. My husband and I decided to split a Whole Brisket Dinner. This came with three sides for $18. We opted for a side of beans, fries and potato salad. The meal was good and plenty of food for the two of us; in fact I bet the smaller plate would've been enough.
We had friendly service, and were in and out of there in under thirty. Â When I'm in the area again for another tournament I'd stop back by and enjoy a refreshing beer and some good eats.
The food is great, but that is about it. Â It took forever for our food to come out. Â When it did, one order was wrong and another was missing entirely. Â I think it took even longer for the corrected and missing orders to arrive. Â They did discount our bill, but they need to get their act together back in the kitchen and with the servers. Â Our server was very apologetic, but always placed the blame somewhere else, where something tells me he was probably the cause of all the problems to start with. Â To top it all off, he charged our bill to our friend's credit card and visa versa. Â Of course, this created another delay to get that corrected. Â Four Star for food, One Star for everything else.
Review Source:Having been to Graffiti Junktion 2 in Orlando, I was super excited when I came across the Clermont location because I live nearby. Sadly, I was very disappointed with the service. My husband and I went on a Friday night and when we entered no one came to seat us. It was one of the other customers that told us it was self- seating. When we finally sit down it took awhile for our server to even recognize us and took a long time to get our drinks which was a water and a coke.
After waiting about 25 minutes for our food, our server comes and tells us that it's shift change and that we would be getting another server. Then she quietly mentions that our ticket had JUST been turned in and that our food should be out in another 20 minutes. To make up for it she said that she would pay for our drinks. (water and coke as mentioned before) We never got our food because we were going to be late for our movie.
I will give this place another chance ONLY because I love the other location so much. Hopefully we'll have a different server.
Since I moved to Clermont I have been trying to scope out new place per weekend as to locate the pulse (and decent vegetarian food) in this sleepy little town. I showed up at Graffiti Junction one Saturday night and was sorely disappointed. After walking through the doors and being bombarded by loud country music (because cowboys and graffiti go so well together) and hostile stares from the locals, I was told to sit "anywhere you like". Unfortunately the only place to sit was outside on the patio next to a bunch of smokers with a breathtaking view of Buffalo Wild Wings.
I ordered the veggie wrap and potato salad. Service was slow and uncomfortably talkative. The wrap itself was a weird cheese log with tortilla around it and the potato salad had copious amounts of meat in it (which was not specified either on the menu or by the waitress even after I explained I'm veggie). Altogether it was not worth the money or time to eat here.
This is the kind of place you would expect to find on the Food Network. Great atmosphere. Burgers with ingredients you never thought would be a perfect marriage will be a problem for most as they try to figure out what they want to try first.
I had a Green Mountain which was a large burger, cooked medium rare, with a thick slice of Canadian Bacon, lettuce, tomato and of course a fried egg. Unbelievable. I am a french fry snob and Grafitti Junktion did not disappoint in this category. Fantastic beer selection and great prices at that since it always seems like they are running happy hour specials.
I was surprised at how many kids were there. We brought our three kids and I would most definitely call this a family friendly restaurant. They even brought out small fruit cups to keep them occupied before the food came out.
New, Great Food, and working out the kinks quickly. Â I have now been to GJ3 in clermont 2 times and had great experiences both times. I have tried several menu items between my family and I and have yet to be let down. The servers are still getting used to the system, but have been more than helpful to fix their mistakes. A GREAT REPLACEMENT FOR THE JOKE OF A RESTAURANT ACROSS STREET, BWW!!!! Â The manager said that they will soon be having live music and also plan to have a bouncey house for kids on their HUGE patio.
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