
Buzzy, casual fixture with wood-fired pizza & a seasonal, New American menu, plus craft beer & wine.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 4:30–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 4:30–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 207 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
Phone: (315) 343-2418
Website: http://www.redsunoswego.com/
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Reservations: redsunoswego.com
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The presentation was also shocking; I’ve never had it served like this, and the portion size was smaller than I’ve ever received before. I had higher expectations based on my previous visits, so to be completely honest, I was in utter shock. Paying $25 for dry, skimpy chicken and overcooked gnocchi was extremely disappointing. I wish I went to bistro or even got a frozen dinner over this.
Now the fall on their face part … If you are going to use a term like ‘blackened’ on your dishes, specifically a special, then you probably want to understand the culinary definition and importance of that term. Serving a dry gray steak with no sear and no flavor does not constitute ‘blackened’. When you use that term the steak better be seared, seasoned and maintain it’s juices. I ordered a blackened strip steak and received a tough, dry, gray, unseasoned cut of meat that was only edible because of the steak sauce. I didn’t say anything, wasn’t going to, shouldn’t have to. That was a total failure. Blackened? No. A Dollar General grade cut of meat that was overcooked in an oven, yes.
I really wanted to like this place. I really wanted to say I found a 5 star place to rival some of my other CNY favorites, but I can’t say this … not after that experience.
FOOD:
– Two of the drinks we ordered were wrong. We ordered two sangrias & there was no fruit in them. We mentioned this to the waiter & instead of bringing the correct drinks, he brought over a tiny bowl with a small amount of fruit for the two drinks. We should have known at this point.
– I never received my soft drink.
– Ordered wings as an appetizer, they came burnt & only received 5 small wings instead of 6.
– The bacon on one of the burgers ordered was burnt.
– The French fries that came with the two orders were cold & tasted exactly like McDonalds fries.
– All the food was brought out & everyone was almost done eating while my sister & I were still waiting on our tiny Margherita pizza. The waiter then came over & said it was done wrong & a new pie had to be cooked & it would take less than 5 minutes, yet we waited almost another 15 minutes.
– Finally got the Margherita pie & it is nothing like a true Margherita. Absolutely zero tomato sauce, the cheese tasted very strange & had a strange texture, the crust was very salty. It tasted worse than a grocery store frozen pizza & was $16.
– We originally planned on having desert & possibly sing happy birthday but it was such an awful experience & the food was terrible so we decided not to even attempt it.
SERVICE:
The waiter seemed rushed the entire time although there was just a few people dining. He tried to be friendly & make jokes, but it all seemed very forced & awkward. He never once asked how the food was, if he did we likely would have mentioned all of this.
COST:
It was over $100 & of course we left a tip. We left so disappointed that this is how my nephews birthday dinner went.
I really do not like to leave negative reviews, but cannot comprehend how this place has nearly 5 stars and want to share our experience with others who read reviews so can then decide if they want to eat here.
The Food from Chef Brian as always is amazing!
He was off this Saturday when I went and it clearly showed.
The wait staff has gotten worse over the years but never bad.
Until just this last two visits the server Alex is awful, and when I say awful, he never even offered us drinks on either occasion. as a manager I know drinks are some of the highest profit margin items in your restaurant how do you not even offer your diners drinks? Just pour them some water and ask what they want to eat?
Obvisouly being a regular diner here I saw the dinner menus had been updated online and asked for a second with the menu. when he returned, I ordered the steak and potato bowl that I have had a half dozen times before. Alex informed my wife and I the kitchen staff was “too busy” to mash the potatoes today and would be substituted for roasted red potatoes…
Seeing only three other tables with customers and seeing the kitchen staff and Alex standing around chit chatting, I knew it was not a over busy issue it was a staff issue, and just opted to go someplace else for lunch.
If the staff is too busy to make what’s on the menu. Perhaps the menu should be revamped or the staff should be revamped.
My next visit if Chef Brian isn’t in the kitchen and Alex is at the host booth I wont even bother coming inside.
Friendly service with recommendations and specials. The waitress also asked if there were any allergies. Started with the fried artichokes with sunflower seed gremolata and citrus aioli. The artichokes were lightly coated and perfect size to pick up and dip. The gremolata added another crunch and deserved a spoon to get it all.
I had the Atlantic Cod with roasted mushrooms and bok choy with a carrot ginger puree. The fish was slightly crispy and fell apart when cut. The carrot ginger puree added a perfect sweetness to the dish. I probably would have licked my plate if I didn’t have bread to use.
My husband had the special bay scallop scampi with fresh roasted tomatoes and shaved parmesan. The sauce was bright and lemony.
Highly recommend this restaurant if you visit Oswego!