Chick Biscuit - Grapevine

10 of us stayed at Hotel Vin for my birthday, which is on NYE, and all I wanted to do was watch the TCU semifinal game in harvest hall at the Third Rail. We grabbed some yummy food and headed inside third rail to watch the game. About 30 minutes into the game we found out that they were setting up for a New Year’s Eve party that night and one employee had told us that we needed to be out of there in 45 minutes. My husband and I panicked because there was no where else to watch the game. We spoke to the amazing manager of harvest hall, Mitch, and he was so nice and accommodating. He told us that we were welcome to watch the entire game and not to worry about getting out of there before it ended. He was so gracious and did not have to do that, but he wanted us to be happy and he even routed for TCU! What a great guy! Makes as want to come back and support him for his kindness. Thank you, Mitch! And Go Frogs!

Went during the crowded Christmas celebration, so there was every reason to give us less than their best not so. It took about 10 mins, but the wait was fine. It was reasonable considering the crowds. Chicken tasted like my mom's best and that biscuit was works class. Again, that giant biscuit was a meal by itself. We bought a side of fries too. It was a lot of food. We will be back. The grand kids loved it too. That is saying something.

My wife ordered chicken fingers, Mac and Cheese, and a Chicken biscuit and it took 50 minutes to arrive. Not sure how it tasted since we couldn’t wait for the completed order text because we had to catch a train.

While visiting family in Fort Worth, we ventured over to Grapevine to check out Harvest Hall. Set up like a food court but much nicer surroundings than just your ordinary mall food court. Interesting dining options with a variety of choices.

If they had told us it would take an hour to make sausage and gravy, fries, and 2 chicken fingers I would have never ordered. I can't comment on the taste of our food because we didn't even get to eat it. Unreal.