
Chef Bob Munnich, his wife Cindy and sons, Boz and Ian collected the best hospitality professionals to create a truly unique adventure for Spartanburg. Bob’s experience includes working in San Francisco in the early 80’s with some of the rising stars of California cuisine, to fifteen years growing a local restaurant group from one restaurant to seven and a large catering business with 3 private venues.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1800 Drayton Rd Suite 301, Drayton, SC 29333
Phone: (864) 310-4177
Website: http://www.draybarandgrill.com/
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Reviews
All of which are now are top of my list for favorites. We were only mad we didn’t save room for desert. This place is now hands down our date night location. I strong urge you to try it if you haven’t been here yet.
Everything was perfect! We enjoyed our meals and the dessert was delicious.
We enjoyed the live entertainment as well.
Definitely will go back!!
The main issue of the evening was with the sound system. The barn doors separating the ballroom from the area we were in were kept closed for approximately three hours. This created a problem because we were only supposed to spend about an hour and a half in that area, but we ended up staying twice as long. As a result, dinner, which was scheduled for around 5:30 p.m., wasn’t served until about 7:30 p.m.
To me, this was the biggest issue of the night. The servers and waitstaff, however, were exceptional—hospitable, attentive, and quick to accommodate any requests. Once we entered the ballroom, the experience improved dramatically. We could finally hear the music and enjoy the wedding as it was meant to be enjoyed from the start.
If I could modify any part of the evening, I would adjust the food schedule to ensure dinner was served on time, keep the ballroom doors open so that the music could be heard throughout the night, and have a few more servers available to better accommodate the number of guests in attendance.
We arrived at 12:30pm and upon being seated and attended to by our waitress i inquired about their bottomless mimosas, and was immediately told since it was Saturday those were not available. A group of 4 was seated nearby and inquired about the same bottomless mimosa and we’re promptly served.
Now im sitting here thinking why would my waitress tell me one thing and these ladies got served exactly what I was denied.
I asked the waitress why, obviously I was offended and discriminated against. I let my waitress know own of my displeasure albeit I never raised my voice or caused a scene.
What rubbed me extremely the wrong way was the “replacement” waiter (due to now my initial waitress bring upset about the issue) trying to tell me that the “ladies” at the table had an arrangement with the bartender…iies, pure lies. So the establishment now has, in my eyes established “exceptions”…was it the color of my skin?
All this to say that the “correct” thing for them to do was to bring me the bottomless mimosas that has caused this patrons upset.
The owner came to my table to explain my waitress was unaware the drink I was qanting was offered on Saturday. I call bull….this “owner” could have brought my champagne and juice of choice to make amends when coming to my table instead of asking me what could he do.
All this to question, was it a training issue, a mismanagement issue or an “indirect” discrimination issue…because that’s how I felt and no matter what they all said the damage was done.
I’m afraid I would never be able to return here and enjoy their delicious au poivre fries because of this incident. Could it have been handled differently…absolutely, but it wasn’t, and now here we are.
I surely hope they do better if/when we decide to return…