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First time there. The service was good, the atmosphere was romantic, and the concept is fun. The meats seemed fresh and were under seasoned, but were …
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Best part of the meal was the cheese fondue where you dip the bread. The actual entree was mediocre, but then again maybe I'm just not a fan of boiled…
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Not a good experience. I took my husband out for dinner on Saturday to the Melting Pot on the loop for his Birthday. I wanted to take him somewhere he…
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The Melting Pot of University City
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The Melting Pot of University City is open for Casual Dining and Wine Bar. The Melting Pot of University City serves Desserts and Fondue dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “The Melting Pot of University City”
Not a good experience. I took my husband out for dinner on Saturday to the Melting Pot on the loop for his Birthday. I wanted to take him somewhere he has never been before. The food was bland, service was standard the atmosphere felt like you were in a low end chain restaurant. The bill was extremely high. Was definitely not worth it. Spoke to the manager, all he could say is they are doing renovations didnt even offer us to come in for dessert on the house to give them another try. So, we will not visit there again, and just want to give others the heads up on this establishment. I have been to the one years ago in Chesterfield and it was amazing, so I dont know if that one is the same as this
The food is exceptional and so is the service. Value for money is pretty good. Expect to spend between 130-160 for 2 people. I prefer the town and country location over Delmar though.
Terribly overpriced. The meat was nothing more than boiled meat with no flavor. I would consider going again for apps and a drink but never for dinner.
Special Occasion. My boyfriend and I have been going here for our anniversary each year. I. The atmosphere is great and we always love the cheese and dessert fondues.
Fondu or Fondon’t?. I have eaten at Melting Pot once and I will admit that the novelty of a Fondu meal is a fun change of pace (this was big with my parent’s generation back in the 60’s and 70’s). I know the staff has to do all the slicing and dicing work ahead of time, but I find it a bit much to charge roughly $50 a person for a meal that I am essentially cooking for myself. Everything tasted good and the service was nice. It’s a romantic type of place. But I just don’t feel compelled to go back as a regular.
A lot of fun and great atmosphere. Enjoyed taking our time with the different courses. Service was great and selection of food very good. Food isn’t necessarily to-die-for, but fresh and presented well. Filet mignon was my fav and the lobster was very good!
Unique dining experience. We have enjoyed going to the Melting Pot in several different cities. Several different types of fondue’s and styles. Great for a special occasion. I think we have tried every dessert fondue on the menu, hard decision but the turtle fondue is my favorite. Always Satisfied with our experiences. 4/5 Stars