HORRIBLE. IN CAPITAL LETTERS!!! What was supposed to be a quiet and peaceful Sunday dinner, turned into an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. The bread and salad, that comes prior to and with most entrees, will fill you up fairly quickly. However, let me warn the p ... more

HORRIBLE. IN CAPITAL LETTERS!!! What was supposed to be a quiet and peaceful Sunday dinner, turned into an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. The bread and salad, that comes prior to and with most entrees, will fill you up fairly quickly. However, let me warn the public about the Chicken Canel ini!! After three bites, there was something dreadfully detectable in the food. In the stuffing, were hard, bee-bee gun pellet like shaped objects! Half and inch long. There, in total 4 metal objects in the food. Enough to break a tooth! This was dangerous, and whether this occured at the restaurant's kitchen itself, or some packaging/distribution site, the remembrance of this will forever haunt me. A Sunday dinner turned horribly gross. Suppose my Mom swalled those peices. She could have gotten ill; metallic, or iron chunks in the food. Food poison- to fatal. I will NEVER dine here, or at any other Romanos Mac Grill again!!!!! I was so turned off and wish to warn the public, eat at your own risk. Crazy, unthinkable, and, certainly UNDENIABLE, to fathom that this dish was hot and ready to serve- only one problem, with metallic objects tucked away. Only a bite into would reveal the feeling you get when something feels really wrong... the food not going through a smooth chewing process. In a second, you realize, there is something really hard, and not breaking down, type consistency, in the food, thats now already in your mouth!!!!! :( YUCK Foreign objects in the food certainly would turn any pallette off and can be identifiably affirmed at being some type of gun pellet/bullet. Howard County Consumption Protection Services were notified; a branch of the health department. I was pursuant of a lab to diagnose these pellets... the County visited the site.20 ... just consider what could be lurking in your food and careful as you chew wehn you go Romano's Macaroni Grill. This was my experience and wouldn't wish it upon a soul. I used to like the place, but it will never have my business again. Fortunately, no tooths were broken, but for a couple of weeks, this whole event lead to trips to the Health Department, emails to the official there, and a call to the district manager. Few want to get involved, but none could not confirm the plight and ordeal our family had to deal with post that night. I wasn't walking away. I want everyone to know that nightmarish experience. Disturbing, and causing nausueaseness post the visit And, the Chicken Canelini and the entire chain will never get my vote and the public should be warned of this case. The waiter was more than pleasant. The overall ambiance nice, but this matters little to think of the risks we we took in dining out there. That is ---00000 one of my choices E.V.E.R. Again! The district manager wrote the most generic of letters- not acknowledging, these objects that I presented to them, have kept for my report to the County Health Department file.. and will always keep them as a reminder of the dark side found at that restaurant. He sent a measly set of 4 $5 off certificates. NEVER to be redeemed. That place should be MONITORED AND less

HORRIBLE. IN CAPITAL LETTERS!!! What was supposed to be a quiet and peaceful Sunday dinner, turned into an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. The bread and salad, that comes prior to and with most entrees, will fill you up fairly quickly. However, let me warn the p ... more

HORRIBLE. IN CAPITAL LETTERS!!! What was supposed to be a quiet and peaceful Sunday dinner, turned into an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. The bread and salad, that comes prior to and with most entrees, will fill you up fairly quickly. However, let me warn the public about the Chicken Canel ini!! After three bites, there was something dreadfully detectable in the food. In the stuffing, were hard, bee-bee gun pellet like shaped objects! Half and inch long. There, in total 4 metal objects in the food. Enough to break a tooth! This was dangerous, and whether this occured at the restaurant's kitchen itself, or some packaging/distribution site, the remembrance of this will forever haunt me. A Sunday dinner turned horribly gross. Suppose my Mom swalled those peices. She could have gotten ill; metallic, or iron chunks in the food. Food poison- to fatal. I will NEVER dine here, or at any other Romanos Mac Grill again!!!!! I was so turned off and wish to warn the public, eat at your own risk. Crazy, unthinkable, and, certainly UNDENIABLE, to fathom that this dish was hot and ready to serve- only one problem, with metallic objects tucked away. Only a bite into would reveal the feeling you get when something feels really wrong... the food not going through a smooth chewing process. In a second, you realize, there is something really hard, and not breaking down, type consistency, in the food, thats now already in your mouth!!!!! :( YUCK Foreign objects in the food certainly would turn any pallette off and can be identifiably affirmed at being some type of gun pellet/bullet. Howard County Consumption Protection Services were notified; a branch of the health department. I was pursuant of a lab to diagnose these pellets... the County visited the site.20 ... just consider what could be lurking in your food and careful as you chew wehn you go Romano's Macaroni Grill. This was my experience and wouldn't wish it upon a soul. I used to like the place, but it will never have my business again. Fortunately, no tooths were broken, but for a couple of weeks, this whole event lead to trips to the Health Department, emails to the official there, and a call to the district manager. Few want to get involved, but none could not confirm the plight and ordeal our family had to deal with post that night. I wasn't walking away. I want everyone to know that nightmarish experience. Disturbing, and causing nausueaseness post the visit And, the Chicken Canelini and the entire chain will never get my vote and the public should be warned of this case. The waiter was more than pleasant. The overall ambiance nice, but this matters little to think of the risks we we took in dining out there. That is ---00000 one of my choices E.V.E.R. Again! The district manager wrote the most generic of letters- not acknowledging, these objects that I presented to them, have kept for my report to the County Health Department file.. and will always keep them as a reminder of the dark side found at that restaurant. He sent a measly set of 4 $5 off certificates. NEVER to be redeemed. That place should be MONITORED AND WATCHED VERY CLOSELY; up the inspections there of the food prep and import process! less