About A Yogi Kitchen
Reviews for A Yogi Kitchen
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Monday: 6AM - 8:30PM
Tuesday: 6AM - 8:30PM
Wednesday: 6AM - 8:30PM
Thursday: 6AM - 8:30PM
Friday: 6AM - 8:30PM
Saturday: 6AM - 8:30PM
Sunday: Closed
A Yogi Kitchen is a vibrant dining and entertainment venue that offers a mix of fun and food in Salem. Guests appreciate the accommodating staff, who go above and beyond to ensure a pleasant experience, even when reservations are lost due to system upgrades. The restaurant features a variety of games, including Tetris-shaped tater tots that are a hit with kids. While the food has garnered mixed reviews, with some dishes being praised as tasty and others like the chicken and pizza receiving criticism, the fun cocktail menu and lively atmosphere make it a popular spot. Families enjoy the mix of adults and kids, and the bonus of a Fortune Teller distributing Pokémon cards adds to the charm. However, guests have noted that the restaurant often runs out of menu items, which can be disappointing. Overall, A Yogi Kitchen is seen as a great place for entertainment and dinner, ideal for families and groups looking for a fun night out.
When we arrived, the location lost our reservation due to a system upgrade. However, the hostess was able to accommodate our group's needs for a table. The server was awesome. He was able to recommend food and drinks for all and assist in arranging tokens for our party. We were quite disappointed that the elk burger was not on the restaurant menu any longer even though the elk burger is still listed on the location website menu. The games were great; everyone in our party were hesitant to play the games until actually getting into the fun and playing the game. There was karaoke but it seemed nearly impossible to just sign up for a song. The food was great; the drinks were great; the server was AWESOME! Great place for entertainment and dinner when in Salem.
The video games are so much fun! The food is OK, nothing special. Our service was great. It is a good thing that they start kicking the little kids out at 8, the parents aren't necessarily watching them (I probably wouldn't either). Best part....the tater tots were Tetris shaped ????
I do a podcast with three other guys and we went to bit bar to scope out the venue to see if we could possibly do a live show or something with them. While it probably won't work out that way we have no problem recommending bit bar to anyone who wants a great night out with some fun retro video games.