We said he was but then the manager proceeded to tell us that the bar was closing and they would not serve us. The dog was sitting quietly under the table and has a service vest on. Then a manager comes out and asks us if our dog is a service dog. The bartender went inside and there seemed to be a discussion about us. over and informed us that the bar was closing but maybe a server could accommodate us, we said that was fine.we understood. We requested a seat on the patio and she asked if a hight top was ok…we said it was. We (3 adults and a service dog) stopped by to have dinner at 2048 and the hostess seated us. Thus is there a communication issue?ĭesserts were fine and it felt good to have room on the table for the three small plates. Our plates were delivered by two servers - not our waiter. To make matters worse- before we had finished the first course, the entrees arrived- two at a time and we scrambled to clear and stack plates to make room. We were a party of four older adults - and felt very crammed in a narrow booth. 6 non-alcohol beverages, one bread basket comprised the order- grand total was $280 including generous tip.Ī tad pricey and more than its sister eatery Ozzies in the same area which we often frequent. Two bread puddings, one key lime pie for. Two had lobster bisque, crab and shrimp fritters and the fried oyster appetizer special. We were table of four and enjoyed grouper lunch special, sea bass, salmon entree and fish fingers.
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