Station 202 Restaurant & Bar — Restaurant in Cheverly

4.7 This place is so close to being perfect. The staff is friendly.The environment is very low key.It's not too crowded, it's not overbearing. The wait isn't long, but not so short you have to question if it was cooked to order. The plating is beautiful. The music is refreshing. The only thing that I would suggest is the food needs more flavor. I mean, even a pinch of salt or Adobo (suggestion) could make a difference. It doesn't need to be high blood pressure salty, but there's just none in there. Those plantains had to be the best i've had in a while. The lamb chops were perfectly cooked. Steak perfectly cooked. Pasta was blan not sure if butter was dadded, just taste like cream, and they give you a lot of pasta with only 5 to 6 shrimp. We just needed salt like everything else. I was literally at the table, shaking like a salt shaker haha. Just shaking away. Now, the one thing that was well seasoned was the calamari 😋problem was it was very thick, so it was super chewy, it was almost like biting through celery. Other than...

Terrible, terrible service. They sat us down and forgot about us for a half-hour. We had to go to the front and remind them to please take our order. Our water was never refilled, either.

After ordering, we had to confirm our order two more times before everything came out. When the food did come, there was no silverware and we had to take it from an empty table.

We weren't the only table with issues, either.

1. Another table had to ask for more water.
2. A second table asked the waitress for silverware, and when she didn't bring any, they followed our lead and took nearby silverware.
3. A couple that was indefinitely seated without menus got up and left.

The kicker: on the online receipt/statement, our waitress lied about the time we had been waiting. She said it was three minutes from seating to ordering!

The legend breakfast sandwich was outright BAD — so greasy that the bread was wet and soft. Fries were intensely bland. Banana bread pudding was okay; a little boring. Crab cake eggs...

We found this restaurant with the help of other reviewers. Trusting the previous reviews, as this wasn’t local to us. The restaurant is located up a hill in front of Wyndham hotel. It looks to be a converted Denny’s or something like that. The inside seems to have updated and was clean. So we tried to order pizza for the kids which is on the menu and were told that they were out of pizza’s, which was one of the reasons we went there. Mind you it was 6:30 went we went. The kids ended up having chicken tenders. Which they didn’t mind. We started with the guacamole which seemed to be fresh and it was delicious, but was $13 dollars for a small cup. My wife and I both had the street tacos which were underwhelming and expensive for what we got. The nice waitress asked if I wanted rice and beans, I don’t know they were an extra $6 dollars. It seemed that the prices were way too much for what we received. The service was great with Lidia A the food was average at best,...