Savoy Orlando — Restaurant in Orlando

This place I have frequented every time I come to Orlando, and have always enjoyed. Unfortunately this time around I was kinda disappointed. I normally arrive there with friends who have never been there and I am always treated with a great welcome by the bartender named Danny who is alway so attentive to all his customers which is awesome.. I went there on Friday the 2nd of October and he was not there for what ever reason, which was understandable. Sorry to say service was not the same. I again went on Saturday the 3rd of October, with a group of 12 people. Was lucky to see that Danny was there and greeted me and my friends as I normally am. My issue this night was the DJ. How an a DJ who is working at a place where there are so many people from different cultures that go there, tell one of my guest, when she asked him if he could play some Latin music beside the one that he was playing respond with such a asinine remark! "THIS IS NOT A LATIN CLUB"!!! Well, I am very aware that it is not a Latin club, but I also know the you have of all types of culture that visit the place. Why would it had been so hard to accommodate a few Latin mixes to all that was being played and have everyone happy, instead of a response like the one he gave. A Real DJ would have have done so!!! Beside that he looked as if he should be retired playing the music that he was playing. He really left a very sour taste , that I will never take any group of friends there again!!!! I do know that I will go back myself, but will not recommend anyone from my part!!! Sorry but just had to say what I was thinking...

I haven't been there yet but I certainly will update this review when I go there in a few weeks. I wanted to remark about a review from "jay Mun". Be positive. Don't punish Danny because of the DJ. Being a former DJ, the most irritating thing one can do to a DJ is make a request. When I am spinning, what you hear is about 5 songs back from what I've decided to play. If you're mixing BPMs (beats per minute), you practice and practice and have intros and exits on your mind and having to fit in a request break your concentration and your rhythm. Its a performance... a show and you certainly wouldn't walk up to someone on a stage - like Adele, and say "can you sing 'this' or 'that'?". I agree with you - the DJ handled the situation all wrong - even if he was having a bad day. He should have done what I do... smile, say "sure, I can try go get that in for you.", and if they come back later because you didn't play their song, you say, "Sorry I couldn't fit it in", "Sorry I ran out of time", or "Sorry, I forgot"...and follow it up with, "but if you come back tomorrow, you'll be giving me another chance to do the right thing and work it in for you..." Brings them back for another round of drinks, etc.... And IF I'm working and IF I really wanted to play their request, I would take some time out in the afternoon and really TRY to find a way .. a segment where I can lead to and lead from to get it in. So, people DO NOT ASK THE DJ FOR REQUESTS...and DJs, BE NICE... THEY ARE PAYING CUSTOMERS WITHOUT WHOM YOU...

Extremely Rude bartenders. Kept waiting to be served. Too busy talking to each other. Then the bartenders cleared out except pink tank top shirt guy. Was not even busy. I got there around 845 PM. Especially the one that had on a pink tank top at the main bar. After he continued ignoring me, i walked out and told him the service was terrible here. I then went to the small room bar. He comes looking for me. Comes and pats my leg. Said honey, I was on break. The other bartender was in the rest room, then walks away. He could have said something instead of seeing me continuing to wait for a drink. But he could come from behind the bar and start talking with customer friends that wanted to tell him something right next to me🙄 I started feeling awkward standing there. Then he told other bartenders. The one in the small room bar became very rude to me the rest of the night. Tall dark hair guy. When I received my tab, I know I was...