We ate here on 9/21 our 1 year anniversary + honeymoon trip in one. I called a week prior to make outside table reservations and was told it would be no problem to accommodate us, especially being our anniversary. When we arrived I noticed several available seats on the patio as well as the inside of the restaurant was virtually vacant. The hostess proceeded to take us to the farthest back corner of the restaurant (inside). I asked her very politely about an outside table or at least one closer so we could have a nice view. She said (somewhat rudely) they were all booked. We were dressed very nice, we were polite, we had a glass of wine in the bar before, so not sure what the issue is unless the hostess need to be slipped $$ to get a nice table! \n\nAfter sitting for about 45min in our private back corner, we were told they would have a table opening up closer if we wanted to move. The whole restaurant still seemed pretty open to me, but okay, we moved. After getting seated at our new table 2 waiters as well as the hostess made sure to come by our table and \"comment\" that we had moved. Again the hostess was snotty about it. Made us feel uncomfortable. \n\nThe service was slow especially since the place was empty. Staff just standing around. We ordered salmon and chicken. Salmon was WAY under cooked, chicken was very tender but had little to no flavor. We also ordered mashed potatoes, and the waitress offered us garlic mashed, we said yes. Once they came we quickly realized the garlic had not been cooked, it was mixed in raw and they were large chunks! It was instant dragon breath and we love garlic!\n\nFor $15/glass of wine, I would expect better. I had the pinot grigio. Maybe thats just because I live in wine country. \n\nThe bread basket should get 5 stars! They bacon cheese and pretzel breads were amazing! \n\nAll in all I wish we would have chosen the Eiffel Tower restaurant or the Billagio overlooking the fountains. Very disappointing memories made at SW Steakhouse.