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Address: 1601 Gulf of Mexico Dr, Longboat Key, FL 34228
Website: https://www.cwprime.com/
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Restaurant Review: CW Prime at The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort
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For both great dining experiences, we had ONNA and her assistant JENNIFER who both gave us mint condition, spectacular, awesome service. Knowledgeable about the entrees, and the house specials, sharp on their service, always there when needed.
The apps, consisting of beef empanadas, shrimp cocktails, and lettuce wedge, were all palate satisfying beginnings. For our main courses, two nights filet mignon, rib eye, and lamb chops. They were all grilled to a perfect medium rare. Flavorful sides of cream corn, lobster Mac and cheese fried potatoes and mashed potatoes. Oh so yummy. Top it off with The Josper Apple pie and a chocolate brownie!!!
Excellent service, delish entrees, and great wine list!!! Beautiful bar and decor, and cozy ambiance!!! A great touch was when you get to choose your cutlery for your steak. A box is brought out where you pick your sharp knife for your steak. A short satisfying walk back to the lobby and to our room!!!
We will be back!!! ️ ️ ️
The $140 NY strip was good, but not especially memorable. The shrimp cocktail came with sauces that felt overly complicated, a creamy horseradish style that didn’t quite work. The truffle potato hash brown was small, very fried, and underwhelming for the price. Overall, the food didn’t meet expectations for a $500 meal. That said, the service was amazing and the atmosphere was absolutely gorgeous.
For dessert, the carrot cake was disappointing. It was mostly a ball of cream with just a small amount of carrot cake in the center. I was really hoping for a classic, true carrot cake, and this missed the mark.
My wife is vegetarian and the manager did come out to help accommodate her, which we appreciated.
Several appetizers were extremely salty. The beans had to be sent back, and both the tartare and sautéed mushrooms were also heavily salted.
I ordered the Black Hawk ribeye and asked for medium rare plus to allow the fat to render. It arrived well done, very thin, and not tender. The quality and thickness were disappointing for a steakhouse at this price level. A friend ordered Pittsburgh rare and his steak also appeared overcooked inside.
There were a few highlights. The house bread was excellent with a light buttery texture somewhere between a croissant and a traditional roll. The A5 Wagyu was outstanding. The cocktails were solid and the smoky Old Fashioned was excellent.
Dessert was a smoked s’mores that unfortunately had a noticeable butane flavor from the torching process.
Given the very high prices, I would expect much better execution. After four visits, three have been disappointing, so I cannot recommend this restaurant.
The food was phenomenal across the board. We started with the Caesar salad, which was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. For our entrées, my husband and I both chose the filet mignon, and it was nothing short of perfection. The seasoning — a beautiful balance of salt and oil — enhanced the flavor so well that every bite was truly memorable.
As for sides, the creamy corn was absolutely heavenly and easily my favorite part of the meal, while the wild mushrooms were rich and delicious. Our children enjoyed gluten-free cheeseburgers and macaroni and cheese, and we were so impressed with the care taken to accommodate their dietary needs without sacrificing taste or quality. To top it all off, the gelato for dessert was smooth, flavorful, and the perfect sweet ending to an incredible meal.
The atmosphere was beautiful, making for a relaxing and elegant dining experience. CW Prime was, by far, the best restaurant we visited during our weeklong stay, and we are already looking forward to returning the next time we stay at the St. Regis. A well-deserved five stars!
Food that could not be modified and no recognition of my husbands birthday. Not a cookie or a candle- just a big bill and a verbal “happy birthday, hope you had a good evening” on the way out.
The menu is in light small type, the room is dark and our server did not know the ingredients in the dishes. She couldn’t even describe them and when she tried she didn’t make the dishes sound appetizing. For example, the potatoes are pressed into logs with cheese on them. Plus the menu and the server failed to explain if a dish was spicy, etc. the manager said he wanted us to have a good experience but made no effort to help rectify the situation . He kept saying that the incorrect food that was delivered to our table was a misunderstanding???? How is that acceptable?
Martinis are served in champagne coupes . Thankfully the bartender knows how to make a good drink. We definitely needed beverages to keep us busy during the long wait between courses.
The prices reflect a restaurant that should be a fine dining experience which is what we expected. The dishes were placed in front of the wrong person and dishes were not cooked as ordered. The chairs are made for a living room not a restaurant. Attractive but not functional.
The true insult which caused my husband to say he was “profoundly disappointed” was the lack of attention to detail and the unwillingness to take the extra step to make him feel special. The final kick was that the parking validation was simply a discount and we still had to pay $10 to get our car. Of course we tipped the valet $5 because it isn’t his fault they the restaurant is a dud.
The best part is the ambiance and the bartender. The restaurant isn’t loud but it is pretentious without substance. Fancy knives without culinary or service prowess.