Now that we live in New England and we were having our first Foxwoods experience, we looked forward to dinner at Juniors and it did not disappoint. We have eaten at the Times Square and Grand Central Terminal locations which can be hit and miss. She could have at least offered to get the manager to come over to my table so he could see that most of the food was left on the plate.As a born and bred New Yorker, I have eaten at the original Junior's in Brooklyn several times and always had an outstanding meal. She apologized and said that she was the only waitress. I express my disappointment to her about the food and service. When she finally show up, we just wanted to pay and leave. The fries was cold and stiff! To sum it up on the food, we picked on it but had to leave it back, TERRIBLE!!! AS FOR SERVICE - After our meal was served, we never saw the waitress again, I kept looking around for her, she was suppose to bring me a glass of water with lemon but she never did. My seven year old daughter could not eat it.

The chicken tenders,('TENDERS' YEAH RIGHT!!!) it was burnt and tasteless. It was definitely not a Katz pastrami, but almost the same price. The PASTRAMI sandwich was the WORST! it was cold and dry, felt like I was coking on it!!! and yes, it was close to $19.00. Took another half hour or so before the food finally arrived. We ordered pastrami sandwich with fries and chicken tenders with fries. When the drinks finally arrived, it was watered down.

My daughter was starting to get inpatient. It took about 25 minutes before a waitress even approach our table. WHAT A HUGH DISAPPOINTMENT!!! We asked to be seated outside, it was a nice summer day!.

We went to Foxwoods on 8/6 and after a long three hour drive we were so hungry and thought Juniors would be perfect. Definitely not the same as Juniors in Brooklyn, Flatbush Avenue. If I had an option to give no star I would.

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