Today I went to celebrate Valentine's Day with my family who gets together once a month to socialize. Moreįor years I had been invited to pharmaceutical dinners at the Old Warsaw but never had the time. Very sad as it had used to mean something. I’m not even sure this place is actually open anymore. I get up and walk around to scope things out and the kitchen was dark, the door to the mens room was wide open and there was no one working other than the two ladies who seemed like maybe water filler/table runner types. I asked if any cooks did and she laughs as she I’m not sure she fully understood what I was saying. She apologizes and said a lot of people including hosts, servers, bartenders, etc didn’t show up to work. There is quite literally no one other patron at any table at all. We walk and stand around for a minute before two ladies come and ask if we want a table for two. Walk inside and there’s a group of 10-12 businessmen probably staying at nearby hotel who seem perplexed as there is no host/hostess, no server, no manager and no bartender to be found. We got there and apparently the valet didn’t show that night so we parked underground garage that has no signage to get to restaurant other than that the elevator was only for residents. Northwest Dallas-love Field Restaurants.Families with children Restaurants in Wynnewood North.Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Dallas.Restaurants for Special Occasions in Dallas.Chinese Restaurants with Delivery in Dallas.American Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Dallas.Hotels near (DFW) Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.Hotels near Dallas Cattle Drive Sculptures.Hotels near Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District.Hotels near Perot Museum of Nature and Science.Hotels near Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens.Hotels near The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.

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