Bull and Bear - any thoughts?

[Redsnapper]

Originally Posted by pegasus928

I've been watching the Trackers for a couple of years now and have always had the impression that they give an honest opinion - even if the thing they are reviewing has been gifted.
From my point of view if they say it is good I would be inclined to take it as a good sign.
Have you tried Trip Advisor to try and get another viewpoint?

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I think sadly as they have got more popular recently they have been getting more and more paid trips and I think the quality of the channel has suffered.

OT The Bull & Bear is good but there are plenty of places similar that are a bit cheaper - not in a hotel.

[IBEX23]

Originally Posted by SpaceLady

Dress code wise it did seem dressier. The lighting is very subtle (some would say a little dark ) and it adds to the atmosphere. When you consider California Grill’s dress code is similar, I would say is was adhered to better. It was in no way ‘stuffy’ but it’s a place that lends itself to dressing up a bit. I was in a dress and hubby was in black jeans and a shirt and we were happy with that.

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This is great, thank you. I was hoping I could wear a nice dress so as to get out of theme park wear for an evening. Though I’ve done this before at signatures and sometimes felt a bit out of place so this sounds ideal

[IBEX23]

Originally Posted by Redsnapper

I think sadly as they have got more popular recently they have been getting more and more paid trips and I think the quality of the channel has suffered.

OT The Bull & Bear is good but there are plenty of places similar that are a bit cheaper - not in a hotel.

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I feel that... they seem to gush so overly enthusiastically about paid or comped meals then less so when paying OOP though that might just be coincidence on places they’ve eaten.

I’m solo so cost is high but I guess as a group it would be eye watering.

Is there anywhere you’d recommend in particular?