Vim Victor At The St. James

I ordered a pizza, burger, and smoothie. The pizza's cheese was oddly rubbery and didn’t break apart easily—it was hard to describe. The burger had oversized buns but a very thin beef patty, and the cheese wasn’t melted. As for the banana-strawberry smoothie, it was nearly flavorless; the only noticeable taste was the honey, which wasn’t that pleasant either. This place could really benefit from a new chef or manager to improve the quality, especially considering the high prices.

I never thought breakfast tacos could be disappointing, but this experience proved me wrong. The greasy strip of cheddar, overcooked eggs, and chopped-up sausage patty from the microwave were a letdown. To top it off, the meal was served lukewarm, lacking any seasoning, sides, or garnish. Unfortunately, it went straight to the trash. For $22, it was a disappointing breakfast, but I had to settle for it while at STJ for a meeting with no other choices.

It's a restaurant located inside St. James that features a decent selection of dishes, but the prices are on the higher side.

It's not terrible for what it is, but there is definitely room for improvement. For example, although you have a decent beer selection, why serve it in plastic cups instead of proper glasses? This isn't college; let's raise the standard a bit. I'm also surprised that I can't get coffee served in a proper cup. Despite having plenty of staff, the food orders seem to move rather slowly.

I ordered chicken tenders and fries from this restaurant today. The taste was okay, but a few hours later, I ended up throwing up and experiencing diarrhea for the first time in years. I won't be eating here again.