Glendora House

Glendora House didn’t disappoint. Marble halls and crystal chandeliers. Overall, it is well-​appointed if just a little generic in its décor. Very crowd-​pleasing and reasonably up-​to-​date. Spacious inside with a gigantic dance floor. There is a good-​sized, well-​stocked bar on one end of the room. The music stage is on the other end.
We were brought soup and salad, both good. The entrees (three total — beef served in gravy, roasted chicken and breaded, deep-​fried fish) were served family-​style, along with vegetables and potatoes. The fish was the only entrée that was less than impressive. Everything else was well-​prepared and tasted fine. What was lacking was the extras. We walked up to the bar to get lemon wedges for the fish. There was no sauce to accompany anything and even the salad (dressing on the side) was served with just two high-​fat choices; french and ranch.
Dessert was a bit too simple, just a scoop of mint chocolate chip ice cream in a small, clear plastic cup. No whipped cream or any flourish at all. Kind of on the plain side. It looked more like something you’d serve a little kid.
But I’d imagine our hosts could have upgraded all of this and just didn’t, so Glendora House is not necessarily to blame. Again, most everything was tasty.
Coffee was served at the beginning of the meal in a carafe on the table and removed immediately after. That was strange, since after the meal is normally when I’d think most guests would want it. We asked them to leave the carafe on the table and to replace the ceramic cups & saucers they had removed when we were out dancing. They brought our table of ten people three (3) styrofoam cups. Then, the next time they came by (5 minutes) they took the coffee. And the cups.
Beyond that, there was really no service to speak of. Just plates coming and going. It isn’t that it was poor service. Just nothing notable. Efficient. Not friendly and not rude.
Large, udpated, clean restrooms, but no towels. Just very wimpy air dryers.
Big, fenced parking lot with free parking.
Overall, I’d say it was fine.