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Quality of the service and food was awful. Most of the meals listed on the menu were not being served, which became known to our party almost an hour after we had ordered. Managerial staff impolite and rude upon asking for better service. It made for a memorable experience for all in our party. Certainly overpriced, McDonald's can give you a more pleasant dinning experience.
Favorite Dish: No comment.
Written Jun 7, 2006
Address: 1064 Old Wharf Rd., Wanchese, NC
Phone: 11234241234213
Website: 1234214@yahoo.com
Located in an out-of-the-way place in Wanchese, NC, Queen Anne's Revenge is locally owned by a "native" family - second generation - not an "import" to the area. Food is delicious. Service is great. Front door opens onto their own tiny garden complete with fresh rosemary and flowers blooming in the summer. Quiet. Good wine. A lit fireplace in the winter.
Favorite Dish: Nightly specials are always wonderful. One can never go wrong with Scallops Queen Anne. There is also their signature dish - Bouillabaisse - which is a fisherman's stew. It needs to be shared by at least two! I've never been disappointed by anything I ordered there.
Written Apr 8, 2003
Address: 1064 Old Wharf Rd., Wanchese, NC
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1064 Old Wharf Rd., Wanchese, NC
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Located in an out-of-the-way place in Wanchese, NC, Queen Anne's Revenge is locally owned by a "native" family - second generation - not an "import" to the...
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