Tony Roma's

This place has seen better days. Food was overpriced and not special. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't exciting, interesting, amazing, or a good value. It's hard to justify going here over almost any other restaurant. Service was quite good. Rebecca was attentive and helpful. The low rating does NOT at all reflect on her service. The busser was a cool chap, too. Menu was pretty limited. Small handful of apps, standard steaks, chicken, salmon, burgers, salads and of course ribs. Only other real barbecue food was a pulled chicken sandwich. At $17+ and pretty middling. The salad was pretty average. The restaurant itself seems worn down. Everything was clean, but nothing felt updated or modern. It was like stepping into a restaurant from the 90s. Artwork on the wall looked like they went to the flea market and bought everything they came across. Giant martini glass, buy that! Abstract wave painting, oh yes! Splotchy baseball hitter with oddly located number, gotta have it! Seurat-style city st

It was really nice I was expecting something basic but the food looked amazing tasted really good drinks were nice and tasty I recommend going it was fun and nice environment came on Monday can imagine how cool it would be on th be weekend

Tony Roma's in Cason, CA. It was very clean. The check in person very prompt and polite. We were seated right away. Our waiter was very polite and helpful with us making choices and taking the orders. He made sure everything was as expected and that we had everything we needed. I had 1/2 ribs and shimp companion had burgers and fries along with the onion loaf. ONION LOAF WAS OFF THE CHAIN. EXCELLENT.