RE: Regina's Farm. Was looking forward to your review. Here is mine from 1 year ago on Yelp:
"We waited over 2 years to experience the farm. Delays and cancellations from aberrant weather and Covid contributed to the long wait. The experience was disappointing and concerning for the guests' safety both physically and hygienically.
The staff seemed off. Arrived at requested time. Waited in line for 40 minutes to get inside, and 20 minutes in line to get soup. Entries were available 90 minutes later by wristband color.
There were swarms of unsupervised children chasing, kicking, and hitting the free-range chickens. There were swarming flying termites once the sun went down. Termites were in your clothes, mouth, and food. Although stated in the invite that gloves were required to serve the food, there were no gloves and utensils were let unsanitized in the cooking pots. Not okay when you have farm animals running around, and children serving themselves.
The food was not memorable. Greens and plantains undercooked and incredibly salty. Beef and oxtail okay but nothing spectacular. Soups hearty and filling.
Part of the experience was the "farm" experience for the kids. There were wagons, toy trains and swing sets in the middle of the tables. Unsupervised children flew off the ropes and swings into other guests. No staff supervision, rules, or direction. It was a free for all.
Fifty-five dollars a person without any beverages. Cash only, nonprofit organization supporting the church, tagged as a "fundraiser." Hmm"
JUST BECAUSE THERE IS A LONG WAIT DOES NOT IMPLY QUALITY.
Mine was nothing like that. However, it was not 7”8 year wait worthy. Fun time. Glad I went. No children where there. All adults.
RE: Regina's Farm. Was looking forward to your review. Here is mine from 1 year ago on Yelp:
"We waited over 2 years to experience the farm. Delays and cancellations from aberrant weather and Covid contributed to the long wait. The experience was disappointing and concerning for the guests' safety both physically and hygienically.
The staff seemed off. Arrived at requested time. Waited in line for 40 minutes to get inside, and 20 minutes in line to get soup. Entries were available 90 minutes later by wristband color.
There were swarms of unsupervised children chasing, kicking, and hitting the free-range chickens. There were swarming flying termites once the sun went down. Termites were in your clothes, mouth, and food. Although stated in the invite that gloves were required to serve the food, there were no gloves and utensils were let unsanitized in the cooking pots. Not okay when you have farm animals running around, and children serving themselves.
The food was not memorable. Greens and plantains undercooked and incredibly salty. Beef and oxtail okay but nothing spectacular. Soups hearty and filling.
Part of the experience was the "farm" experience for the kids. There were wagons, toy trains and swing sets in the middle of the tables. Unsupervised children flew off the ropes and swings into other guests. No staff supervision, rules, or direction. It was a free for all.
Fifty-five dollars a person without any beverages. Cash only, nonprofit organization supporting the church, tagged as a "fundraiser." Hmm"
JUST BECAUSE THERE IS A LONG WAIT DOES NOT IMPLY QUALITY.