We were promptly seated even though they showed no record of our reservation from OpenTable. As we entered the dining area, several members of the wait staff were inappropriately congregated in the front part having a casual conversation.
Eventually, a waiter sauntered over to our table to take our drink order. Since we just sat down and weren't focused on a drink decision yet, he said he'd bring water and check back again. That was the last of that option. Later, he shuffled back to the table to take our food order. It was obvious we were an imposition and an interruption to his conversation with the other waiters.
The food was delivered in a reasonable time and turned out to be well prepared and tasty. Our reluctant waiter eventually brought our checks but we noticed an extra charge for a side dish that shouldn't have been there.
This was brought to the attention of the waiter and he said he would check on it. He came back with the menu and said the charge was correct because the one entree we ordered didn't qualify under the overall heading it was listed under. At that time we requested to see the manager.
The manager arrived and was very pleasant. He removed the extra charge and apologized for the misunderstanding and the menu confusion. Although the food was good, we decided it was a place not worth revisiting. Unless some major changes are instituted, this restaurant will have few repeat customers. Sperry's - Florence - Permanently Closed is rated 4. Skip to Main Content. One hundred and seventy-five lawsuits were filed by various survivors.
Ninety-two of these cases have been settled out of court, forty-eight are still pending, and the remainder have been mysteriously dropped. One lawsuit was recently filed for access to the confiscated media footage. A court decision is said to be years away. Zombiepedia Explore.
Top Content. Vodoun A. Community portal Forum Recent Blog Posts. New Pictures. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Paul grew up listening to his great-grandfather speak of wild adventures in the South Seas. The rough seas, a slippery deck and a struggle for sure footing almost cost Paul Sperry his life; and began his long and ambitious quest for a solution. One day in , after watching his dog dart effortlessly across the ice on a cold Connecticut day, he was inspired to carved grooves — like those on his dog's paws — into the bottom of a rubber sole.
In that moment of inspiration, the world's first boat shoe was born. Every single member of the Cruising Club of America wrote to Mr. Sperry to request a pair of these remarkable new boat shoes. Nothing else kept sailors safe on deck.
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