TERRIBLE - The turkey was turkey roll was compressed brown and white meat, not sure if it was even turkey. The owner was not friendly, no one greets you even on Thanksgving. I felt so bad for my family and my mother whom wanted to go out for once. What a shame for all.

The food was okay, certainly not worth the prices and the same goes for the wines. My wife also couldn't find anything on the menu since she is a vegetarian and we asked if it was possible for the chef to make something; what she got was basically a plate of steamed vegetables with some canned sauce poured on them.

I recently attended a benefit for one of my co-workers that has cancer and is having trouble meeting his bills. He has a family and we Postal Workers help our own. Braddock bent over backwords to be of service, donating much of their services and time. The food was great and the attention to detail was exceptional. I recommend them for any affair you might want to host.

We won a $50 gift certificate from our church to Braddock's Tavern, The Phila. Inquirer advised early July they had changed hands and it was now Braddock's Restaurant. We called the restaurant and were informed they would not honor the gift certificate. I emailed the columnist at the Inquirer who called the owner of Braddock's. He confirmed my information that they would NOT honor the certificate. The columnist emailed me back and also said "they could have honored it out of courtesy, but choose not to". For this reason, I am enormously disappointed to lose $50.