Salt Lick 360 sucks

[austintexas]

That's as polite as I can be. It's just not even the same place as the original. 360 serves their potato salad cold. WTF? Horrible service. No wonder the place was dead at 7 pm on a Saturday.

Booooooooo!

 

[#3Rules]

yes...yes it does

 

[ScoPro]

I'll 3rd that.

 

[GakFoo]

well a huge part of the appeal of the salt lick is the experience and atmosphere, so i can't see it translating well into a place in davenport, where most of the places are kind of douchey anyway.

i mean, they have salmon, trout, and penne pasta on the menu there. that is gay.

 

[TxArch]

Do they even have a pit there?

 

[Stuck_At_Work]

No - they bring in their meat from THE Saltlick.

My gf and I go to 360 every so often and share the brisket plate. It isn't bad...

 

[TxArch]

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[MilkmanDan]

Can't have Westlake smelling like smoke.

 

[jtrc2]

The atmosphere, service, and menu suck. The BBQ is the same, and it's fantastic. (I'm not a potato salad guy). Same for the airport. I live near 360 and eat it often. Eat at the airport one often as well. Haven't been to driftwood in awhile but used to go often.

 

[wild_turkey]

I used to live on 2222 so it was easy to pick up food to go from the Salt Lick 360. I would agree that the atmosphere sucks, but the meat tasted pretty much the same. Good as always!

 

[Punt on 1st Down]

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[SizzleChest]

The one in Vegas is pretty close to what is in Driftwood. Other than it's in a newer casino, the furniture is new, and they have no Blue Bell for the mode. BREYER's?? Sheesh..

 

[austintexas]

Salt Lick (in Driftwood) serves theirs warm. German style, I believe it is. I put that cold stuff in my mouth thinking it would be warm and nearly looked like Belushi imitating a zit.

 

[bigup2dahorns]

is the one in vegas off to a good start? decent pub and crowded?

 

[SizzleChest]

I was there at the beginning of March for four days. It was for work so me and buddy who I work with (who is also from Texas), ignored the pre-scheduled meals we were supposed to attend and had family style for 3 days in a row (that's absurd, I know, but we live in Philly, and there ain't **** here for cue).

Red Rock is way the **** out of the way, so there were plenty of locals. Lunch was a bust, but they had some good dinner crowds. They don't really advertise the place very well within the hotel. The hotel itself is nice. The rooms are solid - not quite up to the Wynn, but close.