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Fabulous food, drinks, and Christmas decor. Perfect for a brunch, girls lunch or dinner. Very cozy and quiet! Excellent service as well!

The food was great, everything tasted spot on. But very expensive for a prix fixe 3 course meal. However, the Chef was willing to switch out the cooked carrots for the broccolini that was served with the fish. We were not offered a drink/wine menu. So when asked if we wanted something other than water I just went to a go to Sauv blanc. Then was asked NZ or California. No clue pricing, no clue brand, no clue other options. Also had to ask for bread this year when that was always a staple at the table. That being said, We have been coming here on Xmas Eve for the last 4-5 years (minus last year closed) so we were little disappoint to see you switched over to prix fixed menu it was not advertised when I made the reservation a month or so prior. Being able to order off the menu was the draw for us picking MCH over other steak houses in the area. It’s a special holiday we want to be able to indulge and enjoy the things we don’t typically treat ourselves and family to. Also no valet service this year. Not a huge deal, but it is a nice option when again, you’re dressed up, wearing heels etc for a special occasion and don’t have to scurry across the parking lot in the cold and this year spitting rain.

Absolutely flawless and the best waitress ever! We will be back soon!

Great experience with my children and our server Eleven. He knew what to suggest from the drink menu and suggested great add-ons to our meal. He was courteous and kind. My young adults were pleased and tried many different items on the menu. We really enjoyed ourselves for our pre Kwanzaa celebration.

I dined at PF Chang for the first time in a long time, and it was a very good experience. Our group of four was waited on by a really good, very personable young woman named Crystal. I think I can say we were all pleased with the food and drinks we ordered. We had the "Chef's Feast for 4." Two observations: 1. The menu pricing was better than I expected. So well done there. 2. Quite a few dishes I enjoyed over the years have been removed. I suspect it's easier to operate with a smaller menu, but I also think the offerings have perhaps been "watered down." I'm not a maniacal fan of highly spiced foods, but I always enjoyed items like Dan Dan Noodles, the spicy (Szechuan?) shrimp and calamari dish, and other options no longer available.