Señor Frog’s

What is so sad about this place (and every establishment on this road) is that they feel good about charging $ 16.00 for a mediocre (at best) veggie taco just because the restaurant caters to tourists. How is this different from gouging captive customers for gas and water after a hurricane? The fact that you also have to pay almost $ 4 for a soda that was never even refilled once is just ridiculous. On a side note, though, I guess if you are not smart enough NOT to come to Orlando for vacation, especially in June, then maybe you deserve to pay $ 16 for a taco.

Some of the worst, overpriced Mexican food I have ever had. It is obvious the games, karaōke and other activities have a much higher priority than the cuisine quality. Never again.

The atmosphere was great. Great music but I didn’t go there for that. The food wasn’t that great and the prices were ridiculous. I will definitely not go there again.

I ordered the 22 ounce jalapeño mojito which contained 4 ounces of alcohol, pretty good but had a weird aftertaste. The food is decent & the service was prompt.

Probably the worst excuse for «Mexican» food I’ve ever had. Terrible service. Dirty bathrooms. And just kind of annoying.

Bathrooms were disgusting, service was slow and horrible. The waiter was nice but forgot about us half Way through and we sat for 45 min waiting for a check. No manager ever addressed our concerns.

I have been to several Señor frogs both internationally and within the United States however I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE ORLANDO LOCATION for food and service.
The atmosphere, live music, and drinks were good.
However after waiting over an hour when we were told only 45 mins and going up to the hostess angry we were seated.
Our server Bianca was unprofessional, nasty and plainly rude. By the time we received our food and WATER my table and I were just disgusted. We asked another server for a manager and instead of going straight to their superior they warned server first on our faces which that didn’t even helped because she still was rude. However when the manager came over he gave us our drinks, utensils, and napkins Since Bianca didn’t think that was important nor was it important to check on us or the food even after getting a manager involved. The manager did discount our bill which we were extremely grateful.
Yeah this will be the last time I come to this Señor frogs!

For it to be Cinco de Mayo the happy hour deals were not that great. It was still pretty pricey but the food was good. Also, the signs that they put in front of people kept falling and they’re pretty heavy. Definitely watch out for those when the windows are open!

We chose this place to celebrate a friend’s birthday. We had never visited this location, but we were aware of the type of food and ambiance.
I had visited one of the Cancun locations a long long time ago, and I had great memories from it.
We got there around 7pm, and the music wasn’t loud enough… and we were wondering why this place lacked so much, after knowing it’s supposed to be a party spot.
That being said, at around 8pm they dimmed the lights and an entertainer jumped on the stage and started the party… something I wasn’t expecting on Monday (Memorial’s day tho).
We ordered the queso dip to get started, some margaritas and beer. After that we ordered dinner which included Carne Asada tacos, cheese enchiladas, and a sampler.
The food was good BUT … for the portions… extremely overpriced!
The server was super nice and she even got my friend a small cake for her Birthday and got her face full of whipped cream, which was hilarious.
The entertainment was better than what we experienced at our first impression, and the guy kept the crowd going, with music, games, and Karaōke.
During our visit they advices us to enter a raffle, which we did and ended up paying 20 dollars for 10 tickets and 4 shots (included in the price); they raffled a trip to Vegas and a Trip to Cancun.
It was a bummer that we did not get called for the Vegas trip… which I don’t care much about since we won the Cancun one!!!
Needless to say, that made our evening! We’re still in shock! Now I’ll go back to where I went to Señor frog’s for the 1^st time!

So being on vacation and it being cinco de mayo we thought this place would be awesome. Had an 8:30pm reservation and place was busy and loud (which we loved)! Live band playing, balloon makers walking around, contests going on, raffles, such a great atmosphere! Had the quesadilla as an appetizer, then the chicken fajita for entrée. Fella had the burrito. Food was good and the Fajita was huge and enough to share if you wanted to. For a birthday they pour you a tequila shot and then cake in the face! Too funny, just wish the waitress told me she was doing it so I could’ve took a picture of it! We Had two 28oz yard sticks each ($ 26 roughly for the first and then $ 20ish for the refill.) Afterwards we went to the bar area and had beers. DJ and band played all night. Kids had to leave at I think 11pm. More of a younger crowd then, but still all ages were dancing and having a good time. Music was a variety and the MC really kept the crowd going. Had a great time and would definitely go back!

First, our server was amazingly nice & attentive and this doesn’t reflect on their waitstaff but… Definitely not coming back… Ordered a medium rare Mexican burger and ended up with raw beef between buns. The chef came out & let us know he checked the temperature… Didn’t even acknowledge it was RAW… No apology whatsoever, just the chef declaring he did his job. Apparently not because something has to be off for this to be considered,” medium rare.” I am a restaurant owner myself and if this ever happened, we would immediately take care of it & not place the blame on the customer — AT ALL. That’s exactly what we felt like.
The only upside of this trip was a groupon that cost us 13 dollars for 30 worth of food & they took the burger off of our bill.
We were pretty stoked about trying this place out too.

Nope. Pass. Skip. Move on. If you hear someone say, «Ya! I’ve been to the Senior Frogs in…‘anywhere else’!»
They’ll probably say they loved it. But if you go here after getting great feedback about another location, you’ll think your friend is missing a few screws. Super over priced watered down mix drinks and mediocre food. We did have a giggle that the «palm tree» souvenir glass strongly resembles a… Male organ, but that wasn’t enough to have me enjoy my time. Our server was okay, but when it comes to their Saturday night server dance off, prepare for all service, including getting seated, to come to a stand still. It’s great that my server was dancing on stage with every single employee, but I was ready to pay my check and leave. We watched another couple be seated and greeted… And leave since their server went to dance on stage as well. To bad they paid for parking just to sip a water.

I really can’t believe how bad this place was! My friend said it best when he exclaimed the best part of the visit was leaving! First off I got free drink coupons from America’s Great Escape Game which was the incentive to go here in the first place. Once we arrived, they wanted to charge $ 5 to park in the parking lot! So we parked at Don Pablo’s and walked over. We didn’t have a door fee like other reviews mention and we were seated right away. It was fairly early in the night and there weren’t many people in the place.
Our server shows up and points out what drinks we can get complimentary with my coupons (beer and a few mixed drinks). The three of us settle with 2 hurricanes and a margarita. When they arrive, they are literally in 6 oz mugs. They were gone in two sips and were horrible! My margarita was basically all sour mix and nothing else. We flag the server down and decide to try another round of something else. We should have left but we figured the horrible drinks were an indicator of the free coupons and not the place itself. We asked what all the beers were on tap because we couldn’t see what two of the drafts were and we were told it was the margarita mix. Yup… it comes premixed from a beer tap. No wonder it was horrible. The boys each order a beer in one of their signature bone glasses and I ordered another mixed drink this time with grapefruit juice because I can’t learn a lesson.
Our drinks arrive and luckily you can’t screw up beer so the boys were happy. I get mine and it’s not horrible but it doesn’t wow me either. Better yet it comes in a 22oz palm tree signature glass but since my drink is flesh colored, it just looks like I’m drinking out of something resembling male anatomy. In the meantime, the stage is being rolled out, the dj has started to play and the place is getting busier. This is probably the time to tell you our server is moody and not attentive. Maybe it would have been different if we had gotten food. Our drinks are done and we have decided to get out of there except our server is currently dancing on stage. Yup, the dj invited all the servers to come dance to a song which means the entire place stops running. No one is getting seated. No one is getting drinks, food or checks. We are forced to wait till this 5 minute song is over to resume operations and none of the servers seem happy to be dancing and no one dining there is happy to be ignored. I watched one couple just leave and not pay their bill. I’m sure it happens a lot, the guys I was with wanted to do the same. I ended up sitting alone waiting for the check while the guys went outside because they had had enough. The check legit came to $ 56 for 3 drinks! So over priced, bad service and a total tourist trap. Someone smack me if I ever want to return here.

No. I will not go back here. After being to a Señor Frogs in Puerto Rico and the Bahamas, my friends brought me here for a late night bite to eat for my birthday. There were about eight of us, and we got here around 10:00 A.M. Well, it was a disaster.
ATMOSPHERE (²⁄₅): First, the bouncer tried to charge us $ 15 for cover. Well, no big deal, except we just wanted some food, and on I-​Drive, you’re guaranteed to spend at least another $ 15 on dinner (for a total of $ 30 without any tip for your server). So, instead, we decided to leave. Well, the guys out front didn’t want to turn away our group, which consisted of six girls and two guys. They ended up comping the cover. We squeezed our way to the bar while the hostess put a table together for our group. I felt like I was back in a college bar. Lots of elbowing and the bartender helps out the good looking girls first. We managed to get our drinks pretty quickly, but man, they were weak. Finally, after twenty minutes, we managed to get a table in the very front of the restaurant (far away from the dance floor) where no one else was. There’s also a balloon guy, but good luck getting him to get to your table on a busy Saturday night. It’s also so dark and loud — it’s really more like a club on Saturday. Good luck having a conversation without yelling at each other.
FOOD & DRINKS (¹⁄₅): I’m not picky when it comes to bar food, but seriously… The food was basically cold by the time we got it. I’m not sure whether the kitchen messed up or if our server took too long to come by and get it. Either way, it’s inexcusable. We ate our food reluctantly, knowing that if we had asked for it to be remade, it would have taken forever. Our orders were pretty standard and no special orders (i.e. food allergies or complicated orders).
SERVICE (¹⁄₅): As a former server, I get it. Late nights are awful, and you have a horrible crowd. I tend to be more forgiving of servers, but notsomuch with this one. Our server was rushing us to get an order in, but then we waited forever for the food to arrive. Once it arrived (cold, by the way), she was nowhere to be found. We couldn’t even tell her about the cold food. We waited for another half hour after finishing to get our checks. No matter how fun the dance floor seemed, we just wanted to leave Señor Frogs.
So, I’ll have to say no to Señor Frogs. Lo siento, Señor Frog.

This place was surprisingly fun for a stop by.
Their half-​yard drinks were awesome, but it was annoying having to flag down «your» bartender who is the only one allowed to give refills, apparently.
At peak times, they do fun dances in the front and give you free shots of ‘alcohol’ for participating.
I didn’t eat any food there, as I was there for the entertainment. The ratio seemed to be more women than men, though I did see some children there as well. .probably not the best environment for them.

This is located on International Drive. It is the the same company that most of us associate with the Bahamas. I believe that is where the restaurant originated from.
I just can not get on board with this place. The first time we went, my husband and I were placed in the back tiny little corner, so all the fun «activity» was on the other end of the restaurant. They had to remake my cheese enchiladas three times. They just couldn’t get it right and didn’t even offer to take it off my bill even after I complained to the manager.
We also went late night and it was more of a club. Loud music, dancing and just club vibe. We had a large group and I just felt that they were taking advantage of it. This shot girl just kept pushing shots on us, like 4 of 5 times, to the point of being annoying. They were playing some really good music however, when the band came back on stage, they sang only songs in Spanish. I didn’t understand any of it and honestly felt it was not appropriate for where we are. They should have stuck with the DJ.
It took us about a half and hour to pay because the waitress was no where to be seen, which also happened the first time we came here. It seems that they need some better training.
Maybe I don’t understand the basic idea of Señor Frog’s, I was hoping more of a restaurant, a good restaurant, with the added funness but that is not what it is. I guess I would say go early if you are going with kids, because there is fun balloon guys walking around so kids would probably enjoy that. I just know I wont be giving it another try. Its expensive and the food is not good and the service is pretty poor.

Senior Frogs… what can I say?
Food
The menu offers a variety of items from nachos to surf and turf to bar-​b-​q. I decided to go with the taco salad on my most recent visit. This was the first time I’ve come here and actually eaten. I wasn’t overly impressed. My meal wasn’t great, but not horrible either… average at best and wayyy to much sour cream. The chicken in the salad wasn’t seasoned that well so yea, average. I wouldn’t order it again. I visited senior frogs with a party of about 13 people and to be honest, no one’s plate had that «ohhh that looks so good» look. Several people found reasons to send their meals back for reasons such as the steak being over cooked and the order not coming out correct. I also feel that the menu is a little overpriced, but this is a place where tourists frequent so that’s to be expected. I think I will stick my normal eating before I come if I ever come back.
Atmosphere
Senior Frogs can be a very fun place if you’re in the mood for the environment. It’s generally a loud and party type vibe at Señor frogs where they encourage you to do karaōke, stand on tables or chairs and dance in a conga line. They have several contests where the prize is always a shot or an alcoholic drink and several other opportunities to get a free shot. If you’re looking for a place to let loose and get a little wild, then try Señor Frogs… just eat before you go

I agree with most of the reviews. The place is over priced, but again, it is in tourist town. The food was good, but the service was ssslllloooww, as usual. I had the lobster with a baked potato and veggies. It was delish! I ordered a Wild Frog to drink and the yard size came with one free refill.
I have to admit, though, that every time I visit here I have FUN FUN FUN!!! It might be a little much for smaller kids, but if they like to dance to upbeat music, they would love it, too!

Was better than I thought it would be. Had a groupon which helped out. We were seated and greeted as soon as we arrived. Our waiter come up to us as soon as we got there. My ice tea with lime was perfect, just the right amount of sweetness. Fajitas were good. I had the steaks fajitas which were cooked perfectly. Hubby had the veggie fajitas which came with a good array of nice and crispy veggies. The guac was very tasty. Rice was a little dry for my liking. Our waiter was very attentive and clearly experienced and well trained. The place is a lot larger then expected. Needs more lighting in the front of the restaurant. It was so dark we moved tables. The parking leaves a lot to be desired but it is international drive. The bathrooms need to be updated.

Rarely do I give a place one star but I had to give it to this place. Let me start by saying that this was my very first time here and the only reason I even drove all the way to International Drive was because some friends of mine had said it was a fun place to hang out.
The first thing that really upset me is that you have to pay to park. What happened to complimentary valet service? So to park in front of the restaurant you pay $ 10 or if you prefer to park in the back where there was absolutely no parking you’d have to pay $ 5.
The second thing was the menu, I felt like the food was overpriced. I turned to my friend who had already eaten at Señor Frog’s and asked if the food was good and she responded she had better. We decided to skip the food, got some drinks instead (watered down margaritas) tipped the waitress and left.
Oh one more thing, while we were drinking our margaritas, we noticed that the crowd was rather young. I asked the waitress if there was some kind of party/​special event going on (I really thought I was on the Disney channel for a minute) and she said yes that there is a party going on for young tourists who flew in from Argentina (she said they were between the ages of 11 – 18 years old!).
I understand that Señor Frog’s being on «tourist avenue» would be somewhat pricey but to be honest $ 15.00 nachos is a bit ridiculous. Oh and on Friday nights there is $ 10 cover charge too. just after paying to park.