DOUBLE CHECK YOUR CHECK BEFORE PAYINGI really wanted to like The Abbey with all the glowing recommendations and reviews I’ve heard from close friends and online, however the experience my friends and I had when we went this past Saturday was one of the worst dinning experiences I’ve ever had anywhere. It took 2 hours for us to get a round of drinks for 4, one appetizer, and 4 entrees. Our waitress only came to the table 2 times the entire time to take our drink and food orders. Every other time we had to ask another waitress or waiter since ours would disappear for lengthy periods of time. However that’s not what prompted me to write a review. Once we had received our check, 45 minutes after we had finished eating, my friend noticed the price of the dish she had (crab and lobster ravioli) was significantly more than what was advertised on their menu. We asked a passing waitress for the specials menu and found that the price they were charging us was 8$ more than what the Abbey was advertising. We flagged down another employee who we suspect was the manager because she was not wearing the black staff shirts that the wait staff was wearing and informed her of this discrepancy. My friend pointed out to her the difference in price and she immediately became defensive. She informed us that the computer was the right price even though their menu advertised a cheaper price. She then informed us that there was a appetizer size and an entree size, but that was not communicated to us when we ordered and there was no indication of two sized portions on the menu itself. Usually when I’ve gone to a restaurant if there are two different sizes and one is cheaper than the other the two prices are reflected with a /, but no such symbolism was present on the menu. How were we supposed to know what size we were ordering and to know the true price if it’s not being advertised correctly. While the manager believed the computer price was correct the menu price is what customers make their decision on what to order. She was very dismissive to our concerns even though the simple solution was to replace the correct price with a pen in order to not to be deceptive to other customers. The cherry on top of this experience was my boyfriend seeing that The Abbey charged him 10$ more than what he signed for this morning on his credit card statement even though we left our waitress a 20% tip regardless of the poor service we received. Anyway if you’ve made it this far in my review, make your own judgement on whether or not The Abbey is the right restaurant for you. It is not for me.