Tomahawk

Service here is pretty good but it is noisy as heck in here. Part of it's charm I'm sure but the burgers are pretty good. They cook all of them Medium well so if you're not a fan, go somewhere else.

I have had their chili cheese fries, their fried alligator and wings and I have to say, it's good, but not great. And for some reason I always end up there when they have some cover band playing music, which is entertaining for about 30 minutes but after that it gets annoying that you can't have any sort of conversation with the people you want to go have dinner with.

I know this is an FSU Staple but I mean, there are better Burgers in town. Go for lunch, and do have their mixed drinks though, very delicious.

I visited the Tomahawk for a little R & R and expected your typical bar-food-beer-joint but was pleasurably surprised to see gourmet burgers and other atypical food on the venue. I am a hamburger nut and opted for a "build it myself" burger that they didn't flinch at.

My girlfriend ordered the wings and after taking a bite insisted that I try them, too. Yadzooks they were good! My medium burger was cooked perfectly for me but she prefers well-done, so she didn't take a bite.

We washed the food down with a couple of beers, watched part of a basketball game on tv, and back to the hotel for some shut-eye before completing our trip.

I give this place five stars because the food was great, service was good, atmosphere was exactly what I wanted, and the prices were reasonable.

Went to Tomahawk last night not expecting much and was still disappointed. There is one simple thing wrong with the restaurant: Everything is frozen. I felt like Gordon Ramsey on Kitchen Nightmares picking through my food just noting how awful it was. We asked the waitress what the vegetarian wings were she said "Oh you know just a bunch of vegetables. like all the vegetables we have." when she walked away i said "I'm sure they are frozen morningstar tvp wings" sure enough that's what they were. The waitress recommended the chipotle black bean burger and I had that. It was definitely frozen only moments before, came with no lettuce and tomato, frozen sauteed mushrooms and some teriyaki sauce that was so salty that I didn't even want to eat it. My side salad tasted like it'd been sitting on a shelf all night which I'm sure it had. This meal with 2 rolling rock cans (which were sent to the table with dirt all over the top of the can) was about $40. This is about what I would expect from the joker that used to own "Big Daddy's". If you're looking for better food at a better price try Birds, Parlay, the freezer aisle at Publix, Disney World, or a trash can.