20's Hideout Steakhouse

I used to love to go to this restaurant. However, they do not honor their coupons. I had 2 coupons for $5 off per customer. My husband and I ordered, gave the coupons to the waitress, when the check came, she did not take either coupon off. I had to remind her, she got very irritated and said she would have to speak to the manager since the check had already been rung up. When she returned she had rerun the check, but only took one coupon off. I had to expalin that the coupons said one per customer per visit. She said the manager would only allow one coupon. I asked if we were not both considered customers? She said well, the manager will only allow one. I expalined that the coupon did not say one per ticket and to then divide the ticket. She just walked away. I noticed the next time the coupons came out that they said one per ticket. That's not the way my coupon was worded. I wrote the manager a letter and even sent in the other coupon as proof, and never heard a reply. This has left a bad taste in my mouth for the Hideout and I will not be back. There's plenty other nice restaurants to eat at that actually honor's their advertisments.

While on vacation, we stopped for the night in Marion. The Country eatery that is on every exit from Florida to Utah, was packed so we decided to try out this place with the old cars out front. We where dressed in comfortable clothes, shorts and t shirts, and this place was well above that, but no one gave us a second look and we had a great time, the food was incredible and the service was the best, we started with the Scareface and then had the Stripper, ended the meal with great coffee. We are going to Utah again this summer and we will be stopping by, to get a great meal. If you are in the neighborhood you have to stop, you will enjoy everything from the full bar, complete with piano player to the great food and service, Ask for Stacy, she is the best.

This is a great restaurant in a smaller town. Awesome food, extensive wine list, casual dress code and wonderful piano player. A must when in town.