Woodlands American Grill

Fabulous food and a varied menu. The tuna nachos are like two appetizers in one. You get seared ahi tuna with a delicious drizzle on crisp wontons and tasty guacamole. They are known for their mushroom soup and it is fantastic. I got the homemade cheesecake to go and it was very good. The staff is very friendly especially Cindy the bartender.

Service was adequate. Got the crab cake and filet mignon and a side of sweet potato fries. The crab cake itself was good but the salad underneath was butter and not good. The filet mignon was good and well made and I like the sauce. Sweet potato fries were nicely crispy. Also had calamari and the chicken flat bread for appetizers. I loved the calamari, so crispy! The chicken flat bread was ok but nothing special. I had a Berry lemon rush mocktail which was kinda of like a sparkling lemonade that was good!

We had an amazing time at this restaurant! The food was delicious and the atmosphere was fantastic. I highly recommend trying their Sunday brunch. it's an experience you won't regret. Here are the photos of what we ordered and the names of the dishes. @Conypigg

My Wife and I went here for dinner the other night. It’s definitely has an upscale feel to it for being a grill and a nice ambiance to it. Great place to take a date or if you just want a nice place to eat. Their services was top notch. Our server, Shawn made sure we didn’t want or need to ask for anything. When looking at the menu he was able to answer any and all of our questions. He also made several suggestions and well versed in any specials available. The food was good and delicious for the most part. We started with the calamari great presentation, cooked properly and was paired with what tasted like 2 different homemade dips both delicious. I got the steak with a Loaded Baked Potato. The steak was seasoned to perfection and cooked just the way I asked. My wife got the French dip wi

I stopped by Woodlands American Grill during happy hour last night and left pretty underwhelmed. I had two lemon drop martinis at $10 each, which felt reasonable for happy hour, and ordered a burger. After adding bacon, the burger alone came out to $24. What really stood out was the value comparison. Just across the street at Hudson House, you can get a martini and a burger during happy hour for about $10 each. That said, good luck fighting for a seat at the bar there during happy hour. Even so, side by side, Woodlands feels significantly overpriced for what you get. The atmosphere didn’t help much either. The space feels more like a dated hotel restaurant than a place you’d choose for a fun happy hour or casual dinner. Nothing was outright bad, but nothing stood out enough to justify th