TGI Friday's

I'm sure this is going to sound bizarre but I've never eaten at a TGI Fridays before.  Now that I work at Fourth Street Live, I've visited this place a couple times.  I like it a lot.  The manager is such a nice guy, very attentive and always smiling.  That was the first thing I noticed.  The food is good, it's your typical chain restaurant fare, which is fine because it's worth the price you are paying, which isn't expensive.  If you want to really enjoy your time here, sit outside.  It's fun to people watch.  Enjoy.

I went to TGI Friday's on Fourth Street live with a colleague to eat dinner off Friday's low calorie menu. We choose to sit on the balcony since the weather was lovely. The server was new and did not know the menu or low calorie options on the menu. I order the mediterranean chicken skewers which I have tried before at a different Friday's and they were really good. Steak mediterranean skewers arrived. I advised the server that they made a mistake. He said that he made a mistake and asked if I wanted the chicken. I said I would try the steak. OMG the steak was so bad. I had one bit and couldn't eat any more. My colleague order tacos which he also couldn't finish. They looked really gross. Once we sat down on the balcony, Friday's started to setup the Karaoke music. The music was loud and the system was old and squeaky. I would highly recommend staying away from TGI Fridays on Fourth Street Live. I will never eat or drink here again.

I feel like giving this bar a 1 is being kind. My friends were in town for a girls weekend and were looking for a place to grab a nightcap after dinner. We thought there was no way Fridays could mess up a chocolate martini, because several bars on Fourth Street didn't have it on their menu. The waiting area was full of people, one pitiful disorganized hostess wouldn't seat us at an outside bar table, since it 'was first come, first served', but told us we couldn't have it because she needed to 'go thru the list of waiting people first' (funny-ad everyone waiting had kids, and clearly couldn't sit out there.) and there were tables for the waiting customers too. Everyone waiting, including the hostess appeared to have felt defeated in life, and really okay with waiting an indefinite amount of time.
We walked out-I said later this particular Fridays needs to have their 'Forth Street rights taken away.' Step it up, Fridays-get your act together in Louisville.