joey mayfield

yum!. amazing service.
amazing food.
you can't go wrong here!

it was awesome! the service was fantastic! we had the chinatown wraps for an appetizer which i highly recommend. it had the perfect amount of spice to it. the salmon was moist and delicious and the crispy mashed potato that came with it was delightful. the crispiness of the outside mixed with the smooth creamy inside was the perfect contrast of texture. would definitely go back in a heartbeat.

food was ok. just seemed like they were trying too hard to have a 5 star menu. inexperienced servers. overall it was just an ok experience. nothing special to catch my appeal

went for a bday dinner last night, this was our first time visit and we were very impressed with the atmosphere and the look of the place. the service was also prompt, accommodating and courteous. the menu was pretty limited and definitely over priced. my husband and i each had a drink, and had the shrimp pesto flat bread ($14.5) as an appetizer, its not listed under appetizers but its definitely not a meal size. for entree, i had the sicilian pasta and my husband had fish tacos with yam fries on the side. the pasta was a good size and flavorful, i was charged an extra $2 on top of the $18 for a wedge of non-satisfactory garlic bread. my husband was charged $8.50 for his side of yam fries which we thought was pretty excessive considering that it wasn't a big portion either. the fish tacos were okay, not all that flavorful and again small portion, only 4 small tacos. all in all great atmosphere and service, food portion is okay would expect more for the money. spent abt $85 for 2 drinks, and 3 "entrees" including tip.

i eat fairly often and have to say i have had it both ways- the food is always great- but the service can be excellent or horrible! courtney in the bar area is fabulous at her job, so for that reason; if she is on when i come in it totally makes my expirience!

terrible service. i love joey's food it is always delicious, but last time i came here was for a friends birthday. we had made a reservation a few days in advance and had made it right on time but were pushed aside for a bridal party. 3 hours later we were sat down at a table that could only accomodate half of our party of people.. i also couldn't believe the snottiness of one of the floor managers, he was extrememly rude.... that being said, i will never eat at this joey's again.. love the food, but not this location.

sunday lunch. the two of us paid a visit to joey mayfield fo lunch. we chose the dining room as our location, even though it was overly air-conditioned.
seth, our server, was quite new with joey's, but did sterling work looking after us, and showed pretty good knowledge of the menu and liquor menu.
my spouse ordered the ahi tuna tacos, which she thoroughly enjoyed, and found to be a nice size for lunch, even though listed as an appetizer. i ordered the lobster grilled cheese sandwich with fries, some of which were consumed by my companion!
the sandwich was well stuffed with succulent pieces of crustacean and brie and mild cheddar, then nicely grilled. i found the accompanying seafood sauce rather heavy on the horseradish. the fries were almost shoestring ones, and were excellent!
i did taste the wasabi aioli that was served with the tuna tacos, and found it lacking in bite, but with a hint of mint to it. our server told us that it was a "green goddess" sauce.
coffee was excellent, service hiccuped once over getting a refill, but aside from that the staff seemed pleasant and cheerful.
we will be back, but will avoid the bar due to the "water hazard".

great service! good food. i was in a larger party, in which we had two servers. i must say the server that my side of the table had was phenomenal. she was consistently there to refill drinks and was very helpful. in face, she memorized over half of our names.

i ended up ordering the ahi tuna salad, there was so much salad i could barely eat it all. the ahi tuna itself was fantastic. the only thing i did not like about this dish was the chopped up mint leaves throughout the salad. i thought that it had an over powering taste.

overall, i liked it here and i would come back again

was in edmonton for the weekend and decided to get some friends and family together for dinner. we tried earls in the west first however it had about a hour and a half wait for our party of 11... saturday night in edmonton. we eventually ended up at joeys and the wait was only a little over 30 minutes. i have never been to joeys in the west, however it's a nice place and the food is enjoyable. appetizer wise we went with the wings, sweet potato fries and some chicken thing? it was good though not much in portion to price. still i knew to expect this so we ordered 2x of each. i made the mistake of ordering ethnic food in a non ethnic restutant. the butter chicken sounded like a good idea and it was okay, just bland which is to be expected in a chain restutant that caters to a wide target audience. it was not bad just not something is order again as a burger would of no doubt been better. the naan that came with it was good, the papper(? hard rotti) was weird and the rice was not good. everyone elses seemed to enjoy their food do that good. the waiter was good and did a good job of dealing with a large group.

excellent! had a wonderful lunch with my wife. highly recommend the viva salad and baja fish tacos.

this is my go to place where i know my food will be good. haven't been dissapointed yet.

nice private room. we went here for a work lunch for 9 people and reserved the private room. it's right behind the hostess stand. the private room was great because this restaurant can get loud, which is difficult for a large group. the menu has a lot to offer so everyone was able to find something to order, and i think everyone was satisfied with their meal. i like the fish tacos, light and not greasy; and the warm crab & goat cheese dip is a delicious appetizer.

thank you tara! you made our night!. after a disasterous evening at the l2 grill at wem, we came to joey's for dessert. we were not sure if the dining area was still open or not but when we asked one of the waitresses at the bar side, she made some inquires and we were seated right away in the dining area. we were greeted by our friendly waitress, tara, who actually looked happy to serve us. we had the long island icetea with slush in it, 2 apple pie with maple icecream and an chocolate souffle for dessert. they drinks were refreshing and tasty. the chocolate souffle was like a piece of chocolate heaven, nice and light oozing with melted dark chocolate. the apple pie was delicious and we loved that they used puff pastry as a crust which made it so flaky and the maple icecream which added a nice touch of homemade yumminess to their their version of apple pie. we had told tara earlier about our dinner at the l2 grill and that we were there celebrating 2 b-days that evening. she was sorry that we had such a bad experience. she must have told whoever was plating our desserts that it was our b-days cos when she brought out our desserts, happy birthday was written on the plate. thank you tara for making our evening end with a happy note. we will be back to joey's, to enjoy the great service and the beautiful decor. next time i am going to request a table near that pool!!!

joeys is always a nice place to go when you don't have a particular craving.. i find that there's always something on the menu that will call my name.

i think the quality of food in all joey's restaurants has gone downhill. there used to be many options for vegetarians and vegans which kept me coming back. now the menu has changed and all the options that i loved are gone ( hummus and pita and the ginger beef with soy substitute). my last few visits have been sub par at best. also, the staff is clueless when it comes to ingredients in their food. servers who are unwilling to ask the chef have told my vegan friend that a dish is vegan only to find out later that it's made with eggs or has fish sauce in it.