Author: Kimberly_Crownover

I ordered the seniors’s silver meatloaf meal at $11.99 including drink before tax. The only positive things I can say about it are the staff was friendly, and the meal did not make me sick. The food did taste OK but it was nowhere near...the usual Sals standards. The portion was not just small, it was tiny if not minuscule. It would not be enough to feed a 5 year old child.. Under-portioned when compared to what they used to serve earlier in the COVID-19 pandemic. The plating looked barren and unappetizing at best. That hungry 5 year child could have done a better job of setting up the meagre serving presented. I think that if this is what Sals is now calling a senior dinner, the full size full price serving will likely be even more disappointing in value, and professionalism. Perhaps it is time the Sals should go back to its burger roots, and stop doing anything more complicated. The people I was with had burgers which were more up to the usual Sals meal standards. The burger plating was way more appetizing and the total meal was clearly more filling. I find it hard to belief Sals can forget how to commercially do meals. If this is an aberration due to a poor kitchen at this visit, that still leaves me feeling unsatisfied with my experience today. I am not certain I will waste more money on other than burgers there. It seems Sals is suffering from its very own version of a pandemic inspired professional food deficiency. There is no genuine excuse for the the joke they called their senior meatloaf dinner Go there for their nips, and sides. But wait for them find a vaccine for their other dinners. Though it was tasty and did not cause sickness, it could hardly be called a real meal.