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Bali Wine Bar & Grill
1.7 stars (1 ratings)

(916) 444-1247

2416 18th Street, Sacramento, CA 95818

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July 3, 2008 @ 12:47 AM
1  out of 5 stars
a diner from Sacramento, CA
Our negative experience began with the hostess/waitress. She was un-informed, slow, pre-occupied, & unfriendly--almost to the point of being rude. It was our first visit to Bali Wine Bar & Grill, & we were unfamiliar with some of the terminology used to describe ingredients on the menu. When I asked her to explain the unfamiliar ingredients, she told me to read the introductory paragraphs on the menu--which did not describe the items that I asked her about. After our iced tea was served, it took a full 15 minutes to bring the lumpia, which was very skimpy for the price (3 small pieces for $8.95). After we finished the lumpia, it was a half-hour before our chicken entree was served. Never during this half-hour were we offered water or tea refills or any explanation for the delay. During this half-hour wait, we were the only people left in the restaurant, so it wasn't like the kitchen was busy. The chicken entree was very skimpy--two dry, unremarkably-seasoned pieces of chicken accompanied by a very small amount of sauteed veggies & a small bowl of rice. Usually, sharing an appetizer & an entree is quite enough food for my husband & me, but these portions were insulting. (We are both small people & do not eat large portions.) Adding insult to injury, we even had to ask for our bill. This server was preoccupied the entire time we were there with talking to 2 women who were obviously there on restaurant-related business. Needless to say, we will never return to Bali Wine Bar & Grill.

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Avg Rating: 2  out of 5 stars

Number of Reviews: 1

July 3, 2008 @ 12:47 AM
1  out of 5 stars
a diner from Sacramento, CA
Our negative experience began with the hostess/waitress. She was un-informed, slow, pre-occupied, & unfriendly--almost to the point of being rude. It was our first visit to Bali Wine Bar & Grill, & we were unfamiliar with some of the terminology used to describe ingredients on the menu. When I asked her to explain the unfamiliar ingredients, she told me to read the introductory paragraphs on the menu--which did not describe the items that I asked her about. After our iced tea was served, it took a full 15 minutes to bring the lumpia, which was very skimpy for the price (3 small pieces for $8.95). After we finished the lumpia, it was a half-hour before our chicken entree was served. Never during this half-hour were we offered water or tea refills or any explanation for the delay. During this half-hour wait, we were the only people left in the restaurant, so it wasn't like the kitchen was busy. The chicken entree was very skimpy--two dry, unremarkably-seasoned pieces of chicken accompanied by a very small amount of sauteed veggies & a small bowl of rice. Usually, sharing an appetizer & an entree is quite enough food for my husband & me, but these portions were insulting. (We are both small people & do not eat large portions.) Adding insult to injury, we even had to ask for our bill. This server was preoccupied the entire time we were there with talking to 2 women who were obviously there on restaurant-related business. Needless to say, we will never return to Bali Wine Bar & Grill.
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July 3, 2008 @ 12:47 AM
1  out of 5 stars
a diner from Sacramento, CA
Our negative experience began with the hostess/waitress. She was un-informed, slow, pre-occupied, & unfriendly--almost to the point of being rude. It was our first visit to Bali Wine Bar & Grill, & we were unfamiliar with some of the terminology used to describe ingredients on the menu. When I asked her to explain the unfamiliar ingredients, she told me to read the introductory paragraphs on the menu--which did not describe the items that I asked her about. After our iced tea was served, it took a full 15 minutes to bring the lumpia, which was very skimpy for the price (3 small pieces for $8.95). After we finished the lumpia, it was a half-hour before our chicken entree was served. Never during this half-hour were we offered water or tea refills or any explanation for the delay. During this half-hour wait, we were the only people left in the restaurant, so it wasn't like the kitchen was busy. The chicken entree was very skimpy--two dry, unremarkably-seasoned pieces of chicken accompanied by a very small amount of sauteed veggies & a small bowl of rice. Usually, sharing an appetizer & an entree is quite enough food for my husband & me, but these portions were insulting. (We are both small people & do not eat large portions.) Adding insult to injury, we even had to ask for our bill. This server was preoccupied the entire time we were there with talking to 2 women who were obviously there on restaurant-related business. Needless to say, we will never return to Bali Wine Bar & Grill.