Mako’s On The Creek - Cibolo

Ah, Mako 's on the Creek, where your wallet goes for an extreme sport experience, diving into the depths with little hope for resurfacing! Their Old Fashioned could prompt a Prohibition comeback because, honestly, who wants alcohol if it 's going to be that tragic? Brace yourself for the deep fried Brussels sprouts, a dish aspiring to reach new heights in the culinary world but instead plummeting into the realm of charred ambitions. They 're not just cooked; they 're given a Viking funeral right there in the fryer. And rumor has it, these sprouts have seen more heat lamps than a lizard at a pet shop. Oh, and let 's talk entrées, shall we? If you 've ever thought, Hmm, what 's the culinary equivalent of a shrug? Mako 's has you covered with their mystery box style dishes. It 's like food roulette, but every option is a misfire of flavor so bland, even salt shakers feel useless. Walking out $125 lighter, the only gourmet part of the experience is the gourmet level bill. You half expect to be featured on a prank show, looking for hidden cameras as you exit. I 'd say you 're better off with Taco Bell at least their sense of adventure doesn 't feel like robbery. And the ambiance? Nothing says Welcome! like the Eau de Mop Bucket that hits you at the door. A unique choice, making patrons nostalgic for, of all things, cleaning day at a school cafeteria. In conclusion, Mako 's is the perfect place if you 're a thrill seeker of disappointment, an explorer of the gastronomically underwhelming, or just someone who needs to burn some cash in a place where the comedy of errors is the main course. Bon appétit!

Mako’s on the Creek stands out as a gem among dining establishments. From the moment we walked in, we were swept up in the exquisite ambiance that Mako's offers. The service is unparalleled, with attentive staff who anticipate every need, ensuring each guest feels special. The cuisine is nothing short of spectacular, presenting a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate. Beyond the food and service, the atmosphere at Mako’s exudes warmth and elegance, making it a truly exceptional dining destination. After weeks of correspondence, a special mention must be made to the owner, who went above and beyond to accommodate my large bridal party. His personal touch and commitment to perfection ensured that every detail of our evening was undeniably memorable. Mako's on the Creek doesn't just get my recommendation; it embodies the gold standard of dining experiences. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Southern Fried Chicken, Seafood Paella

Really good date place. The food was really good Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

Food was absolutely delicious! Someone else said this place is a hidden gem and they were right! We forgot to take pictures because we were so busy digging in! We were celebrating my mom’s 70th birthday and the restaurant allowed me to drop a cake off earlier in the day to surprise my mom with when we came for our reservation! Our waitress was so incredibly sweet and attentive. I forgot to bring candles but to my surprise there was a beautiful candle on the cake when she brought it out! Don’t miss out on Mako’s! Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Levantine Dip Trio

What has changed here? A new chef? This place used to be storming with customers, but now the restaurant was less than half full on a Saturday at 7:30p. The portions were SMALL for the high prices they charge and the taste of the food was disappointing at best. Service: Dine in Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2