We have dined at JB's In the past, often alternating our visits with their sister restaurant, Wickford on the Water. Sadly, although the experience and food in the past had been pleasant and delicious, this visit to celebrate Mother's Day, was disappointing. First, be warned that the construction on Rt. 138 E on a Sunday is going to add a minimum of 30 minutes onto your trip if you are coming from Warwick, since the Jamestown exit ramp will be closed. Traffic is directed to make a U-Turn in order to pick up Rt. 138 W. From that point, the road construction is over. I was looking forward to ordering the Prime Rib, which was listed under the "Mother's Day Dinner" caption on JB's website supported by Google. You will understand my reference to Google further on in this review. Reservations had been made beforehand, so we were seated immediately. Our server was extremely polite and friendly as usual! Unfortunately, we were told the Prime Rib was only being offered during the brunch. When I showed her that it was listed also as an option under the "Mother's Day Dinner" caption, she agreed that it was in fact written and offered to check with her manager. She promptly came back and explained that her manager had said that the menu did not apply to dinner, only to brunch in spite of what we all read with our own eyes. My husband and I choose another entree thinking no problem, there were other choices, although the Mother's Day Dinner specials being offered were rather limited. We split the Surf and Surf Crab Cakes (delicious) along with the Thick Sliced Bacon for appetizers, the latter having quite a kick to it, so if you are someone who likes spicy bites, you will like the bacon dish. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his Peri Peri Salmon, however my Tomatoe Burrata Pasta missed the mark. Sauce was watery. The manager Sherry made her rounds and when she stopped at our table to ask how everything was, I asked about the misprint regarding the Prime Rib,etc. When I showed Sherri the website, she informed me that it was "Google" and that I "needed to use JB's website". Not wanting to cause a scene there, I dropped the matter. The couple next to us leaned over and remarked that they couldn't help but overhear the conversation and said something to the effect that I was not going to win anything with "her". Overall, I not only wish my husband had chosen another restaurant for the occasion, I respectfully request that JB update their "Google" business website, which they are responsible for monitoring. We will be back in the future, but NOT for Mother's Day.