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It's a great little place for delicious Argentinian steak at a reasonable price. My meal was fantastic: an appetizer of Provoletta Parillera (essentially melted cheese with bread), Churrasco de Entrana (very flavorful and tender outside skirt steak), simple mashed potatoes and sautéed spinach. Everything was great, and we also really enjoyed the bottle of malbec they recommended. The decor has a bit of a split personality, but the service was excellent. Two thumbs up! | 45 stars |
I went to the Cheesecake Factory on my own last week after a friend had to cancel our lunch engagement. I was greeted inside the Walnut Street entrance by a young lady who asked if I was dining alone and then told me I could proceed upstairs to the restaurant. Not really sure of the purpose of this person but there she was. At least she was polite.
I was seated pretty quickly although without even so much as a hello or a good morning from the four staff persons, including what looked like a manager, stationed at the front desk. There was no rudeness, but no warm welcome either. Something I would expect in most decent restaurants. Anyway, I was given a comfortable banquet table near the front of the dining room. I was content with that.
I waited a few minutes to be acknowledged, taking that time to peruse the menu even though I already knew what I wanted. The server's name was Kendra. She was polite and friendly. She began to go through the specials but stopped her(probably should have let her finish, in hindsight). I ordered the calamari first, then the herb-crusted salmon filet and indicated to Kendra that I would be ordering the carrot cake to go. I also ordered a glass of the Napa Valley Merlot. The beverage and the food items were delivered in good time, no extended delays on the part of the bar and the kitchen. Kendra did a good job with me even though she had tables on the far side of the room well away from me. At one point she even directed another server to deliver a second glass of Merlot to me rather than let it sit at the bar. She did not leave me waiting, which I really appreciated.
As for the food, the calamari, which I eat wherever I can, was crunch on the outside but the squid was not rubbery and overcooked on the inside. Very good. The Herb-Crusted Salmon (Full Portion, not the lunch size), offers a good-sized filet of salmon, cooked medium, nicely seasoned with assorted herbs, and served with asparagus and mashed potatoes. I have noticed from previous visits that the number of asparagus offered on the plate tends to vary from three(not enough in my view) to six(just fine)on my last visit. I do love the mashed potatoes because they are made with the skins mixed in with the spuds. I think it adds extra texture and flavor to the side dish.
I decided to order a carrot cake to eat in and gave it a try but could only get through two mouthfuls before I had to give up and take it home along with another slice that i had promised my friend who had to cancel. The check can in quick order and I did not have to wait around to make payment. A very good job by my server Kendra. Nice smile, good personality, made a real effort to engage with me as a guest. I would recommend her to anyone visiting the Cheesecake Factory on Walnut Street.
As I was leaving, the young lady at the downstairs entrance/exit was folding napkins, probably for the dinner shift. She saw me leave but made no effort to say goodbye or to ask if i had a nice experience. It takes less than ten seconds to inquire of a guest as to how there meal was and it means a lot to those persons who receive such added attention on their way out the door. Something that could be worked on. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and the experience from beginning to end. You can eat a good meal without going broke but you can also spend a few bob if you are a soup to nuts type of person like myself. All in all, I would recommend the restaurant as a place to go for a good, nicely paced meal in a well-appointed dining room. | 34 stars |
My friend and I decided to go check out this coffee shop as a possible study hangout spot. However, the manager/owner of this shop was being racist and discriminatory towards us. He didn't allowed us to stay there and buy coffee because we had an Elote and Mangoneada, "outside foods," in our hands when I literally saw other people with outside foods there. So, he kicked us out. If you consider yourself from the Latinx community avoid this coffee shop. We don't need to support shops that are discriminatory to the Latinx community and that still take advantage of us. Very hostile and unprofessional customer service. | 01 star |
Best Bhuddist Temple in Tucson. | 45 stars |
I'm not usually one to go to fancier restaurants since I'm a picky eater but I decided to give this place a try. I had the battered cod platter with iceberg wedge (instead of house salad). I thought it was so amazing, one of the best meals I've ever had. Most times battered cod is greasy but this one was not at all so I was very impressed! I was expecting an average salad and plain corn but both were prepared in a delicious unique way. My boyfriend loved his lobster bisque and cajun shrimp poboy.
The staff was friendly, only complaint was that the service was slow due to the kitchen being down one staff member. | 45 stars |
This place is gross. Food and napkins all over the floor. There are tables that haven't been cleaned I'm hours. Trying to watch college football, and it's just nasty. The service has been great, but the restaurant is overall not cool. I am glad we ate before we got here because I wouldn't eat here. | 01 star |
I love this place. Great food always. Great customer service and not bad on the pockets. Always get the coconut fried shrimp .50 a piece | 45 stars |
It is supposed to be a higher end restaurant I guess. First impression was the music was very loud....fully staffed bar of about 6, but only half of them seemed to be working. Took forever to get a drink so we kept our order simple. Our server was wonderful and the food was decent. Petite Filet & Lobster should be called Petite Filet & Lobster Shavings. I asked the manager about the music as I couldn't hear dinner conversation and he said this is what we do on Friday. I simply said I would not be back on Friday. | 23 stars |
I needed a big burrito and I needed one bad. We decided to go to Los Agaves because I heard great things and wanted to feast hard. We got the mojado burrito and the agaves burrito. The mojado was a chicken burrito with an awesome tomato-based sauce that was only slightly spicy and a little heat. The agaves burrito is filled generously with seafood and has a spicy cream sauce I would smother on many things. I liked both burritos and would suggest the former for someone who does not want as much heat and latter for sons who needs a nice hot sauce on the burrito. The burritos both came with great Mexican rice. The agaves burrito comes with a great sweet salad with mandarin oranges. The mojado has a more traditional salad that was very satisfying. I looked at everything that came out and it all looked great.
A note on ordering. You order at the counter, get a numbered stand and the food is brought out in a timely fashion. I did not get a drink, but the margaritas looked amazing. | 45 stars |
Took my daughter there for a birthday pedicure and we were both satisfied. I went there a year ago to have them fix a mistake from another shop and they were very accommodating. | 45 stars |
My husband, MIL and I brought my two girls (1 and 3) to Sesame Place for a day. We started the day with a (rather overpriced) character breakfast, which was in a glorified cafeteria with mediocre food, that the girls loved because of the frequency and proximity of the characters. Our 3 year old was a great age for this park and was able to to many of the rides (with an adult) but there wasn't much for her little sister so I'm glad we had extra sets of hands with us.
The parade was very cute but was hard to see for the littlest kids. I highly recommend the Elmo the Musical show - we sat in the "balcony" (but chose the first row which was ideal due to space for the kiddos to walk around while they watched) but BOTH kids LOVED the 20-min show and were entertained the whole time, as were we.
I really enjoyed our day but will probably like it better when both of my kids are a little older. And also, this is no Disney Word. | 34 stars |
If you are looking for just excellent food, look no further than gulf bistro! We loved the option to make our entree a 4 course for just $16. The chef simply knows how to cook. Period. I had a seafood pasta which was overflowing with red snapper, scallops, shrimp and salmon in a lobster cream sauce and mom had a scallops special with risotto. Both were excellent. We had French onion soup (WHOA) and salads. We also each had dresser with the 4 course deal. Everything was made from scratch and divine. Don't miss this little spot where the owner will likely seat you and serve you. It's a family run joint and you really feel the attention poured into every detail. | 45 stars |
Great sandwiches for great prices. Love the boar's head sandwiches & the tuna (they don't always have tuna though) | 45 stars |
Steak'N Shake is easy, fast and good. My triple burger ht the spot today.... easily more food than that ubiquitous Irish fast food place would give for $6.71 with tax -- and a refill on the coke.
Service was good too. | 34 stars |
Went on a Saturday night, relatively early. It was fairly empty, so service was great. The bartender came over to our table with recommendations on food and beer, which was appreciated. We got the Anchor Fries, which are fries with chicken, cheese and their Anchor sauce, and they are delicious. Easily a big enough serving for 2 to share. Others ordered burgers and they commented on how good they were. The place isn't that big, so it might not be the best for a large group. Lots of TVs. Very clean. Nothing too fancy, but a good place to just hang out. | 34 stars |
Burger was fine and so were the tater tots--but I didn't think it ranked among the best burgers & fries around town. HOWEVER, the cookie butter milkshake may be one of the best things in town. It was delicious and I plan to go back for that alone. | 23 stars |
Parking:
Parking lot is quite small and the place was very busy so we didn't get lucky with a parking spot in the designated parking lot. But we drove just a block down and got lucky with parking right by the Hilton. Just a short walk down the street.
Food:
We each got the Triple Play and really enjoyed the Spicy Crispy Shrimp! Would definitely recommend that one. I also tried the Banh Mi and Gangnam Style, but still really enjoyed the spicy crispy shrimp. The poke was also a close second, since it's not a taco we come across often.
Overall this place was good! The line to order was quite long but it went by really fast, did not wait long at all to place our order. | 34 stars |
I LOVED the iced horchata latte that I got from Certain Feelings in the garage food hall. It might be my favorite iced latte that I have gotten in Indy yet! It was perfectly sweetened, and had great flavor to it. As soon as I finished, I wanted another!! Looking at their menu, they also have a lot of very interesting, experimental looking drinks (like the blackberry lavender shakerato), which I look forward to trying in the future. I got my boyfriend an iced butterscotch latte and they it was an enjoyable experience- they light it on fire before giving it to you! I've seen that at cocktail bars, but never a coffee shop! Very cool. He said his latte was also very enjoyable.
This coffee shop is located within the garage food hall, right next to the pumpkinfish store. The seating is the seating within the food hall, but there is always plenty of seating (inside and out) that I have found. I look forward to coming back, trying out some new drinks, and trying the food which also looks amazing! | 45 stars |
Great italian sub. Bread very good. Huge menu, everything looked great. Had about 50 subs to choose from. Friend called the chicken parm and loved it. | 34 stars |
Great hotel and facilities. Horrible staff and customer service, and an awful check-in process. They couldn't find our reservation during check-in, and tried to charge us almost double what we had already paid. I had to show them the receipt for them to give me the room that I already paid for and reserved. Further, I was told over the phone that they had valet service, but that turned out to be a lie. | 01 star |
A little expensive but the food was amazing. Great room and service too. I'd go to Drago's first, but this would make my list when in town! | 34 stars |
Best innovative sushi I have had in a while! My server, Kori, was awesome and lead me down the right path to some rolls I never would have tried before. I will definitely be back. Pleasantly surprised for sure ~ | 45 stars |
I've been to Jane 3 times in the last 2 weeks. The first time was dinner and drinks with girlfriends on a Friday night. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that Jane was owned by the same owners as the Montecito Cafe - I fell in love with the mixed greens, apple fritter and fried brie salad there, then stopped going when they took it off the menu. Jane offers this same salad as an appetizer salad, but they will super size it to a salad bowl size if you ask (double brownie points from me!).
I have had the following dishes at Jane (in order of yumminess):
1) Mixed greens, apple fritters & fried brie salad
2) Flatbread with shrimp and lime cream sauce (appetizer)
3) Red rings (appetizer)
4) Grilled chicken entree
5) Romaine salad w/grilled chicken salad, tomatoes, bacon, avo & gorgonzola (with a vinagrette dressing)
6) Linguine with cream sauce
For dessert:
1) Coconut cake with creme anglese sauce
2) Creme brulee
I highly recommend the fume blanc for wine.
The service has been great all 3 times that I've been there - the staff is very attentive and super friendly. My hubby and I will definitely be back again.
One thing to note: the lunch menu does not have some items from the dinner menu. | 45 stars |
This place is a ghetto. Run down, not someplace I'd take my wife. But for a guy's weekend on the cheap you can't beat it. On the plus side they have some really good food. Mel's Diner has fantastic breakfast and Tacos Tijauna has great food for those 2AM drunk munchies. The drinks are reasonably priced with a pretty good Bloody Mary for 2 bucks. We come to Reno every year for the Eldorado beer festival and it's an easy walk, or stumble, back and forth. Oh, did I mention thin walls? Somebody next door had a really good time about 4 in the morning! Again, if you're looking for a nice place, go somewhere else. But if you want cheap and aren't picky this us a good place to stay. | 23 stars |
Won't be using them again. Have use packed in for another full flight. No regard for social distancing. Also just came from Boston. During the flight the flight attendant continually removed her face mask so she could talk about how amazing her dinner experience was. They need to follow Delta and not pack the flights so full. This is ridiculous! I will fly Delta from here on. | 01 star |
I just do not understand why it is so hard for this McDonald's to get their orders correct. For example when you order Happy Meals every person who have ever ordered a Happy Meal knows that there should be toys in the meals. But this McDonald's does not even bother putting the toys in the meals. When you call to talk to the manager you get the same opps excuse and you can come back to the store and get them if you would like.... Really.... Who wants to come wait in the drive-thru for another 20 minutes to pick up the items you forgot to put in the boxes!!! Poor customer service!!! This McDonald's also parks you for almost every order. I miss when the days when this McDonald's actually had good customer service. | 01 star |
I ordered online and they cancelled my order of baba ghanouj and never called to tell me!! They also did not include tahini sauce in my falafel sandwich. Worst customer service ever! Do not bother; there are better Mediterranean places. | 12 stars |
Just to make everyone aware.. this is not an authentic Asian restaurant.. you will like it if you like Americanized Mall Food Court food. Not awful however it's not my cup of tea. Service was good.. | 12 stars |
I'm not really a fan of mead, but cider is my jam! I love the variety they have here and the quality is what I've come to expect in the Cigar City brand. The increasing ease of access to Cigar City's products and expanding locations is definitely an asset to the Tampa Bay area.
If you are a fan of Cigar City, cider, mead, or just cool places you should absolutely check out this place out! | 45 stars |
The food is overpriced to begin with. We called in our order, was given a time to be there for pick up. I arrived a few minutes early. It took 20 minutes for someone to come to my car and then another 25 minutes to get our food. 45 mins after the time i was given. It was warm at best. | 12 stars |
This place just needs to be closed... looks new, but run by miserable people who are neither courteous to the customer nor have much of a work ethic... no ice in the soda machine, no catsup in the dispenser, more than half of the soda options were out... did I say miserable people... everyone moping around with scowls on their faces with zero customer service in mind. Counters and area for cooking were dirty and had trash everywhere... store score for cleanliness was a 89... which means horrible. With all that said, the whopper meal tasted like it should. Which was actually shocking. BTW, we (two of us) were the only customers in the store. | 01 star |
All of the reviews before this are exactly correct. There is no reason to go to Amighetti's any more! What used to be such an awesome sandwich shop has significantly gone downhill. I was really disappointed when only two people were ahead of me in line and it took twenty minutes to prepare my "Special" sub. The secret sauce tasted like nothing more than Miracle Whip. I think Jimmy John's or any other chain can out do what Amighetti's is bringing to the table.
Step up your game, folks! | 12 stars |
Have you ever worked with someone with the most fantastic hair? Shiny, stylish- you could kill that person for their well coifed mane. Well I work with one of those people and imagine my surprise when she told me she goes to salon l'etoile... What?? I hate that place.
Unhappy with my last cut I decided to cheat on my stylist and try this place again - did I mention all of my prior traumatizing experiences?? I must have been desperate..
Well Melanie gave me the most fantastic cut. Trendy, easy to style, works with my hair texture, lots of room to grow and try different styles.
I love it.. It's exactly the cut my not so stylish mane needed! The salon looks a little worse for wear and is nowhere near as fancy pants as my standby salon, but with Melanie and her fabulous cuts, salon l'etoile you have a new fan.. | 34 stars |
Just had daughters wedding luncheon! Hands down the classiest place ever! Service was more than 5 stars as was the food! They truly know what they are doing! I will recommend Wine Cask to all! | 45 stars |
Personalized, friendly visits with terrific professionals who obviously love animals and people and love what they do, with fantastic follow-ups and reminders! | 45 stars |
If you like healthy, delicious and fresh ingredients this is the place. Very friendly staff, outstanding customer service. | 34 stars |
This is the best mexican food in this side of town!! H-town has definitely great places but here in a small place calle Maryville, there's a little gem of restaurant! Great customer service, friendly and fast! Great food!! Loved the secret red sauce!! Come out and try it!! | 45 stars |
Says the drive thru closes at 2am multiple times coming here no later than 1:45am to no service. | 01 star |
We have had multiple great experiences at this location - including yesterday. Our little guy fell and busted his chin open on the playground equipment and since we've been to this one before we decided to take him in. We waited maybe 10-15 minutes to be seen, the waiting room was very clean & comfortable.
The service was outstanding. From the gal working the front desk, to the assistant who took us back, to the nurse and the dr - they all went above and beyond to make sure my 3 year old son was well cared for and not afraid of the procedure. They also empowered us to make healthcare decisions on our sons behalf & we're good at explaining both options.
Major thank you to you all! | 45 stars |
Windshield replacement - I dropped off my SUV and returned a few hours later to pick it up. Experience was simple with no issues. | 45 stars |
Best Burger in the entire Tampa Bay Area! Enough said!!! You have to go, make a u- turn and go eat here ASAP!!!! | 45 stars |
Service was ok and prices seemed reasonable. HOWEVER, when I got my bill I saw a 25% charge on rop of my meal . I was by myself, so no big party for an auto charge.
Be aware! | 23 stars |
If I am being honest, our expectations were low when we read this is a Korean-fusion restaurant since we have been looking for an authentic Korean restaurant in Reno since we moved here. This place far exceeded our expectations. The dishes had a touch of modern elegance but maintained great Korean flavors. We had the japchae, soy sauce and sweet n spicy chicken wings (ordered a second plate of the soy sauce wings because they were that good), tofu seafood soup, potstickers, and bulgogi. Everything was nicely done. The soup had kick but wasn't overly spicy. My only small complaint was the japchae, bulgogi, and potstickers had an uneven ratio of vegetables. I love onions, bell peppers, and bean sprouts but it took away from the main focus of the dishes. As the judges on the Food Network would say, the japchae, bulgogi, and potstickers should be the STAR of the dish. They got a little drowned out by the excessive vegetables. Overall though, very well done. | 45 stars |
The Chicago Italian Beef was bomb. The dip was perfect with melted cheese on top with the hot peppers. They dipped the sandwich put a side of dip and chips. Yummy. I also got a deep dish medium sausage pizza it was good as well. I wish there was more meat on the pizza but it good. The crust was a little thicker than I liked. The sandwich was $8 the pizza was $14 not bad. We ordered ahead and the food was ready and hot when we arrived. Great location clean store. Definitely Chicago Style. | 34 stars |
Great food, ehhh service, cute ambiance. I gave this place a 3 namely because our waitress was kind of quick and impatient, but overall, everything else was pretty nice. Great place for first dates (unless you're into a bougie-er atmosphere :) or small group meetings. Very dimly lit inside. Don't get the octopus like I did (unless your're into chewing the hell out of your meet :). Try the leg of lamb!! They were VERY good with splitting the check 7 ways.
And there you have it. Short, sweet and hopefully helpful :) | 23 stars |
This place is awesome. We went back today to celebrate my birthday (again) with our half priced gift certificates we bought from 97.5 Bob FM's Almost free Fridays.
The corned beef is out of this world. The matzo ball soup was spot on the latkes amazing. They had H&H bagels today and even flown in they still were great. A displaced NYer's dream come true. My brother had the lasagna which was packed with meas and had really soft homemade pasta.
We have been here two times with an assortment of foods and everything has been great. The service is warm friendly and attentive.
We have a couple gift certificates left for their Sunday brunch. | 45 stars |
If you haven't tried Salsa Verde Restaurant yet, my first question is.. why not?? My wife and I constantly complained about how there is a real lack of good, authentic Mexican food on the northeast side of Tucson. Sure there are the typical berto's type drive-thru restaurants. And while they'll semi-satisfy that craving they don't compare to the Carne Asada found down South.
Fret no more east siders! Salsa Verde is simply delicious, and as close to authentic as I've ever experienced north of 22nd St. They even have a drive-thru and offer delivery. This drive-thru includes good pozole, if you were wondering.
Right.. right the food. Where else can you get a legit, bacon-wrapped Percheron burrito delivered straight to your house (anywhere near Sabino Canyon)? Everything here is on point, the meats are absolutely delicious. They don't even need salsa, but the salsa is also killer. Personally I would buy a gallon of the red salsa for everything if I could, please sell it.
My personal recommendation? The machete, I've never heard of it but its probably because I'm a gringo. It's a massive, overstuffed corn masa quesadilla with so much meat and cheese that I can't even finish it in one sitting, and I'm a big guy. Personally, I've enjoyed the barbacoa, the carnitas are tender and moist, the carne con chile is saucy and delicious, and the carne asada is the best I've had since Guero Canelo.
Just do it, its a few more dollars more than the Bertos, but most definitely worth it. | 45 stars |
I know the labor shortage/COVID/Hurricane have disrupted things in the area, but that doesn't have anything to do with reading the order correct in the kitchen. I'd highly recommend avoiding this location. | 01 star |
Definitely recommend Durazo's Roofing. During the last rain storm we discovered water pooling under the paint in our bedroom ceiling. It seemed apparent to us that our roof had developed a crack along the chimney-to-tile roof interface. We were anxious to get the roof repaired before the next rain. I contacted several roofers to get an estimate. Durazo's Roofing was able to provide a quick estimate that was very reasonable and the proposed repair task was equivalent to the extent of work we expected was required. *Glad I get multiple estimates as another roofer I contacted proposed a repair that required the removal of a much larger portion of the tile roof which was far more expensive and seemed excessive to us. When Jesus Durazo did his initial inspection of the roof he took the time to speak with me, identified what the problem was that caused the leak, identify the proposed repair and answered any questions I had. He also surveyed the entire roof and including in his estimate the replacement of any broken tiles. Proposed repair included the addition of extra protection, via a metal plate, that will protect new underlayment from experiencing the UV damage that resulted in the initial crack. On day repair task was scheduled Jesus arrived during expected time slot. When work was completed Jesus went over what was done. He also informed me that he had added tiles, where possible, to protect existing underlayment around the chimney that was left exposed from original roof job. Jesus is very polite, reliable, knowledgeable, and appeared to take pride in his work. I never felt like he took any short cuts. | 45 stars |
It's the best boarding and training in Reno! My pup loves it here and shakes with excitement whenever we pull in!
I put her through the 8 day obedience training and I couldn't be happier with the results. They use training collars which don't hurt the dog as it's used for corrections not choking. The difference is amazing and it provides a platform to continue training in the future.
Courtney was personable and professional as she showed me how to communicate with my dog. She answered all of my questions and my pup loves her.
I also boarded her with them for a week and it was another great experience. She came back happy and clean and worn out. You can tell they really care about the dogs and their well being. I could tell she was pampered because all of the staff came out to say goodbye to her and said she was a blast.
If you're looking for quality training, boarding or grooming at a fair price, look no further. 5 stars is not enough! | 45 stars |
I was impressed with my bartender because his service was impeccable but that was the only thing I was impressed with. Our bartender was SUPER knowledgeable and great at explaining the different menu items and which were most popular. He was also great at describing the wines which helped me make a great choice! For food we started out with the Queso Fundido Con Chorizo and I was not impressed. It was extremely salty and the cheese was not even melted. It was so salty that it was stinging my tongue. For the main course I had the Tamal Corn cakes and my boyfriend had the Cazuela De Mariscos. My waiter recommended the Tamal Corn Cakes so I had pretty high expectations. My boyfriend's dish was great! It was like a seafood soup. The flavor of the broth was awesome, it had a nice spice to it but not overpowering. The seafood was very tender and there was more than I expected. The bread that was included was a nice touch. It was slightly buttered and very crispy. As far as the Tamal cakes, I will say that the flavor was great. I liked the thought of the barbocao beef on top of tamal cakes; however, both my beef and my corn cakes were extremely dry. I had to have my water refilled multiple times because the beef was hard to chew and it made my mouth dry. Excellent flavor but just extremely dry! I'd probably go back again and try something else. | 23 stars |
I can't think of a better way to start the day than with a rich warm mug of cafe au lait and the deep fried goodness of beignets. We may or may not have had breakfast here two days in a row during on NOLA visit.
Service is a bit hectic as there's many tables so try to catch the eye of the roving servers. Two cafes and an order of 3 hot beignets cost roughly $12. This is a cash-only joint but you'll need to roll up some dollar bills to snort the leftover powdered sugar anyway!
Loved it but so glad I don't have easy access to this kind of sweetness, otherwise my waistline would be really mad at me! | 34 stars |
I recently used Cook's Florist to get a arrangement made for my mom who was coming home from the hospital I walked in and said that I had no idea what I wanted and I had $25 dollars to spend. I was told "no problem" and 10 minutes later I walked out with a beautiful arrangement that my mom loved.
The only issue I faced was parking I wasn't sure where to park so I used wawa's lot next door and walked but I believe there is a parking lot next to the shop on the other side of the florist. | 23 stars |
This is one of the BEST CEVICHE we ever had. During covid they had a mango shrimp orange ceviche special it was massive and soooo delicious!! They are so amazing and the food is stellar worth a trip to SB for sure! Their pork carnitas burrito was also bomb! Excellent all around and friendly staff. Well done! | 45 stars |
I'm so thankful that Purebread opened this location, and I'm sure they are too, since they're making a killing thanks all the tenants in the 500 Delaware Ave building.
Sammiches are tasty and varied, ingredients are fresh, the soups are decent, the place is immaculate, and the decor is a bit precious but squeee-worthy if you like dogs.
And yay: free wifi.
The lunch lines are very long, but they move pretty fast.
Only drawback: They close at 4pm. Come on Wilmington, nobody is gonna hang out in town if y'all are closing up at 4. | 34 stars |
We just celebrated our 50th Wedding Anniversary and had our cake made by Haegele's Bakery. The cake was beautiful and we received many compliments of how good it was . Fifty years ago on the 21st of May Haegles made my wedding cake. I was so happy that they were still in business so that they could again make our special day even more special. A big thank you. P S. I even had my original cake topper also from Haegles. # great bakery......Dot Saffri Rosenthal | 45 stars |
Located on the lush, well tended, venerable grounds of the very long established Four Seasons Biltmore Hotel by the beach, Bella Vista's strong hand is in being just across the street from Montecito's Butterfly Beach with the view of the wide expanse of the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Sunset was at 7:36pm so we were seated at 7 and saw day turn into sunset then twilight & the night sky where we saw Scorpio, Sagittarius, Jupiter, Saturn and the elusively faint yet impressive Milky Way where we are seeing the center of the thickest part of our own galaxy on its side. Dining here does have a magical quality provided mostly by Mother Nature.
Service is very good here for the most part, but keep a firm grip on your dessert especially closer to 10pm which is an hour after the last seating since the employees are getting itchy to get home.
My half eaten dessert was clandestinely & furtively whisked away from under my nose by an unseen "bus boy" while I was talkIng to our waiter toward the conclusion of the meal. You would think the server would ask if you are done before taking the dish away at such a chic restaurant.
Food here is primarily Italian with Californian influences so it means that other world cuisine touches can peek in. Competent execution, but not the kind of imaginative culinary skills that will "wow" you.
1) Bison Carpaccio: Crispy, fried corn starch coated Shallots, Horseradish, Cured Egg Yolk, Mustard seed w/ mild gastrique Umami, ultra thin crisp Rye Bread. Meat is ultra thin, moist, velvety, but not much beefiness. Perhaps aging the bison a bit would add more meaty blood minerality.
2) "THE PASTA CART" EXPERIENCE:
Al dente, pleasantly chewy Gnocchetti Cacio e Pepe. Wet earthy, mushroomy, pungent, hand-shaved Black Truffle. Pleasantly fermented, dairy rich Parmigiano Reggiano. Tellicherry Pepper is premium black pepper. Best to share this rich, cheesy, creamy dish.
Impressive presentation: The huge half cart of Parmigiano Reggiano di Mòdena is previously hollowed out to form a bowl. The cheese bowl is blow torched to soften & melt the cheese. The thick, maggot shaped pasta is rolled & tossed in the bowl to infuse the cheese into the pasta. Last touch is to ceremoniously grate black truffle.
1-2a) Sauvignon Blanc, Sunstone, Santa Ynez 2018: dry, agrodolce, scent of musky, tropical passion fruit, grapefruit & lemon zest. Taste of pungent, freshly baked myers lemon cake. Light lingering bitterness, tongue raspiness, citrus aftertaste.
3) Grilled medium rare, plush, soft rack of Lamb marinated in Aceto Balsàmico di Mòdena for a sweet, mildly acidic grapiness along with possibly thyme, garlic, rosemary. May be over marinated since the meat is a bit mushy, but not fatally so.
Grilled veggies of sliced carrots, zucchini squash, eggplant. Plate is dressed w/ a thickened, tomatoey, Spanish style Romesco sauce.
3a) Pinot Noir, Hilt, Santa Rita Hills, year?: Rather rich compared to a more austere Burgundian variety. Scent of lacquer, tobacco, brandied cherries. Blackberry, cherry, blueberries. Touch tannic, acidic, full of ripe berries.
4) Bit of Honey: Soft mousse & panna cotta like vanilla Bavois infused w/ floral honey. Sweetened white chocolate ribbon. Pickled whole blackberries in what may be red wine. Garnishes are tiny pansies w/ 2 bees made of white chocolate "painted" to look like Apis mellifera.
4a) Brewed coffee: Good contrast of bitter with the sweet.
Special occasion Bella Vista meaning beautiful view. The name of the restaurant says it all. | 34 stars |
Thai restaurant in Chalmette, how exciting right?! This place has pretty cool decor. There is a brick wall with an opening that shows the kitchen. They even provide childrens books if they want to read which my nephew took advantage of it.
I came in with my mom and sister around 6:30pm on a friday night and we were starving. We grabbed the only table that was available so this decent sized place was pretty full. My mom and sister went here before without me and told me the food was good, but the wait was long. Since we knew exactly what we wanted to order, we ordered our food right when she took our drink orders as well. The thai tea was a huge cup and awesome for the price.
My mom and sister were not lying... the wait was LONG. The entire time we just watch the worker give food to each table one by one... in the order that it was put in. Super inefficient because I think theres only one person cooking in the kitchen... We waited a total of 55 minutes to receive our dishes. And that was with ordering RIGHT when we sat down... I finished my entire thai tea drink before any of the food came out. Like seriously... I was hangry. And I was not the only one.
When the food finally came out, the portions were huge! Definitely a good thing; however, the panang curry came with way more chicken than there was curry. I personally like more curry than chicken but we took the rest as left overs because we got this dish last (because it was ordered last) and we were so starving and finished all of the pad thai and drunken noodles before the curry even arrived.
This review definitely would have been a 4 stars if I didn't have to wait so long for my food... I go to a restaurant when I am hungry.. Not an hour before I'm hungry. Lol. | 12 stars |
I am giving four star primarily based on my PREVIOUS visits. Just went through drive through and the lady there was NOT pleasant at all. :( She seemed very unhappy with being there and when asked if everything was okay (because the wait was longer than normal) quote for quote she replied "well there's 85 of you and only one of me so..." sorry but I didn't say it rudely nor did I need attitude back. Very unhappy with this experience, but on a NORMAL basis the people are VERY pleasant and happy! Hence I gave four stars! :) | 34 stars |
Not only did the chef manage to prepare 3 steaks improperly, he also prepared the wrong cut of meat for 3 of our meals. When brought to the waiter and managers attention they gave us extra bread. Wow I wanted steak and got two loaves of bread instead. Stay away from this Outback! | 01 star |
DO NOT go here!!!!! I got Food poisoning from here yesterday. Had 20oz Chocolate gladiator. No diary. Within minutes, started feeling nausea and dizziness. Unfortunately I still had to get home, so I boarded my flight. 5 min into flight, serious nausea sat in and uncontrollable vomiting began. If I could rate NO Stars, I would. Wife had a different smoothie, but still had GI issues after eating. Two things- smoothie had bad ingredients or the lady who made it was dirty. Gross- either way. | 01 star |
They have the best breakfast, brunch, and lunch around. I enjoy their turkey chili. They have a friendly staff and great coffee. Parking is a bit limited. | 45 stars |
Met here this evening for a birthday celebration with family. I had been to the Columbia on the pier in St. Pete once about a year ago and was less than enthused to make a return visit.
This location is beautiful, spacious, the food is better and I nearly hugged our waiter Matt for being such an amazing server. Our glasses were never empty, he was polite, friendly, helpful, attentive, more than happy to help some undecided folks in our party with some recommendations. I was even impressed with the presentation of the sangria that was freshly made for us. Was fun to watch and I don't even drink the stuff.
The food? Excellent! The portions were nice, the presentation was way, way above average and it was all so delicious.
It is a tad bit on the expensive side, but the ambiance, the food and the history the place holds is worth checking out.
I cringed at the thought of returning to the one in St. Pete, but I would gladly make another appearance or three at this location.
Thanks for a pleasantly memorable evening, Columbia! | 45 stars |
Fast, courteous, skilled service at a decent price. Shop was clean, comfortable and hip. Very short wait, quick cut done the way I asked. Would return. | 34 stars |
Amazing place! Great beer (I tried all 12 on tap) and even better service. Josh was one of the best bartenders I've ever encountered. Very knowledgeable of the beer making process and took a lot of time with us to explain each beer. Got a couple of appetizers as well - the beer cheese fries with brown gravy was one of the best things I have ever eaten and that says a lot because I like my groceries! | 34 stars |
What a blast! YAY CLAY! hosted a corporate event for us - 11 people in total. Keith and the staff were AWESOME. They did an amazing job of scheduling, helping us make great pottery, and ensuring that all parties were having fun. Would definitely host another event here. | 45 stars |
Great food , Brussels sprouts are amazing so is the wagu beef and desserts are great. Shame my waitress was rude. So unnecessary! The rest of the staff were great so I probably just got a waitress having a bad day. | 34 stars |
We stopped in for an early brunch while visiting some friends. They had been there before, but we hadn't. Loved the atmosphere, nice patio out back, full bar, on the hipster side.
Our server was friendly and helpful with explaining the menu and assisting one of our friends with dietary needs. We all started off with some drinks; I got a mimosa which was mostly champaign with a splash of OJ (yum!). Then ordered some humus as well as biscuits. Both were really good. I choose the Chicken & Waffles for my meal. I could only eat half of it as it comes with two large pieces of chicken over a single waffle. The chicken was good but the waffle seemed to be more of a corn bread style. I had some of my biscuit left over and actually preferred the chicken with that instead. Half of the meal ended up in a doggy bag because it was quite filling! My boyfriend had the Breakfast Burrito and said it was really good.
Overall, it was a good experience but I might opt for a different main item next time. | 34 stars |
I would recommend this place over both Genos and Pats or anywhere else to get a real philly cheese steak. I love the decorations, the location and the staff (at least the afternoon staff)
I used to live around the corner and they always remembers my name and order. And I love their fries. | 45 stars |
Got here and service was really good until we got out food. I got the grilled cheese and it was pretty good. We waited 35 minutes after we got our food for someone took even walk by us because we wanted a box and to order dessert. But after 40 minutes we finally called someone over and had to just ask for the check because our parking meter was about to expire after being here for so long. I am really disappointed because I wanted to try the beignets but unfortunately don't know if I'll return due to the fact that no one even checked after. | 23 stars |
We attended the late Opry show at the Ryman on a Saturday. We showed up at 9:10pm and were left out in the cold night until 9:30pm. The show was suppose to start at 9:30pm but started around 9:45pm. There was a fine mist and around 33 degrees that night. We had my elderly father with us. Standing in line to get in the door in the wet cold air. I was extremely worried about my father's health. I think they were waiting for everyone to get out from the early show. I have no other explanation on why we were out in the cold air for so long. I wish I had known we would have to wait outside and would have made different decisions. Thankfully, to date my father hasn't gotten ill but I have. I know it is from standing out in the cold mist for so long. Next time we attend Opry in the winter months we will go to the early show so not to be in the cold so long.
The show itself is like stepping back in time. The seats are pew style and as Americans are getting bigger they are tight.
We returned later in the week for the back stage tour. I don't know if we would do it again. Really the self guided tour gets you everything you learn on the back stage tour. The tour allows you to see the dressing rooms and stand at the side of the stage. The entire tour was about 30 minutes. Everything the guide told us can be read in the self guided tour. The closest parking lot cost us $20. I am sure there are other places to park but again with my Dad we wanted to be as close as possible.
The history here is special. Worth a visit. | 34 stars |
This place is such a gem!! Staff is so friendly and a lot of fun! The food is amazing!! We had the buffet style lunch, fried chicken is amazing, greens that have your mouth watering for more, Mac and cheese so creamy, gumbo to die for and bread pudding was so warm and homey!! Definitely visit this place for lunch of Sunday Brunch when you are in town!! We will for sure be back on our next trip to NOLA!! Who Dat? | 45 stars |
Such a great little gem. Amazingly good service and tasty food. Family owned and operated. Very inexpensive for what you get. Too bad we moved away from Reno a week after we found this place. | 45 stars |
Top notch place. Both men are always nice and helpful. They have a wide variety of beer, and will even load it in the car while you pay. It's the only place we go! | 45 stars |
I am writing on behalf of my daughter. She has had the absolute worst experience with this company.
1) When booking with this company she was told to estimate how much all of her belongings weighed - is that really how movers move you across the country? She had a 2 bedroom apartment and was moving from Huron, OH to Charlotte, NC. They said that they'd estimate everything at 2,000 lbs.
2) They showed up early to pick up her belongings, which normally wouldn't be a big deal. However, she has stated numerous times that we were bringing some things from Cleveland to Huron which were going in the truck. They told her that they would be there at 1:00 pm. She got a call at 9:00 am that they were there waiting for her. We were still at work and had to leave early to get the stuff to her.
3) The drivers came and we had to give them the 2nd payment before they would pack anything, which was fine except that they then said that they don't take credit cards or personal checks. Only cashier's checks or cash (and that they'd prefer cash, which sounded very fishy). They then estimated that her belongings would weigh 2,500 lbs (just by glancing at her boxes and furniture) and upped the estimate, and thereby the payment amount by $100. They also said that their dispatcher would call with the final total based on actual weight.
4) We asked if they would be there on the 1st (the day that she was signing her lease). They said probably not the first but they should be there by the 2nd.
5) My husband drove down there with her and was staying until the 2nd to make sure that all of her stuff was ok. They were calling all day trying to get a time and trying to get a final payment amount so that she would have enough cash on hand. Calls either went unanswered or were answered with a rude "we said that we'd call you". It wasn't until after my husband left that they called and told her that her stuff would arrive on either the 8th or 9th! She was starting a new job on the 7th and it would not look very professional to have to take off one or two days later to get her stuff. Not to mention that she wouldn't have any of her stuff (bed, most of her clothing, kitchen utensils, anything to sit on, etc.) for over a week!!! They also upped the price yet again by $300.
6) They said that they'd call on the 7th to give her the exact day and time so that she would be able to let her new boss know. That afternoon, after she called multiple times, where they hung up on her, they then said that it would be either the 10th or 11th.
7) It wasn't until I called, on the 10th and spoke with Dave, that they said the 11th or 12th at the absolute latest.
8) The 13th, Mother's Day (my daughter works in a restaurant so not the best day for her to not be at work) the truck FINALLY showed up.
9) The delivery guys did nothing but complain the whole time (why would you move to a 3rd story apartment, it's so hot here, YOU'D BETTER GIVE US A BIG TIP, etc.). When we booked the move we told them that she would be on the 3rd floor and that there wasn't an elevator so none of this should have been a surprise to them.
10) At one point one of my daughter's neighbors was carrying stuff in!!! a) Thereby letting a complete stranger into her apartment without her permission and b) letting someone carry 1/3 of her stuff without getting paid for it!
11) They brought up a table that didn't belong to my daughter and tried to argue with her about it before they took it back down.
12) She asked about her lamp, they tried to say that she took that herself and had her go down to look in their truck (leaving one of the guys alone in her apartment against her better judgment). The lamp happened to be up front, where the guys sit, as one of them said to the other with a wink that my daughter wasn't supposed to see.
13) Prior to going down to look for the lamp she paid them all of the cash that she had (which was the amount that the dispatcher last told her) and signed the sheet saying balance due was $0. After leaving the guy in her apartment alone she noticed that her sheet now had $0 crossed out and it said that she still owed over $200. The only thing that she could figure is that while he was alone he put his sheet on top of her carbon copy to write the new amount. This is highly illegal
14) Furniture was never wrapped in moving blankets the way they were supposed to be and a lot of her wood tables have large scratches in it.
15) One of the boxes that was delivered to her was not hers. She's not sure what to do with it because if one of her boxes is in someone else's home she'd like to think that somehow she'd get it back. However she doesn't want to deal with these people ever again.
16) She was never given the weigh tickets to prove how much her stuff weighs. Also, since there were at least 2 other people's stuff on the truck how would we trust that the weights were hers alone and not combined with other people's things. | 01 star |
Small place that we stumbled upon by accident. Absolutely great food. Lovely decor with great attention to details. Will come back next time I'm visiting Philly | 34 stars |
Erik and Company were just totally superb. My house was actually pretty tricky. I have a lot of architectural detailing that required special cuts and some head scratching from the installers, and they did a really awesome job. I'm really happy with the finished product, and their price was very reasonable. I have another phase planned and I will definitely hire them again. | 45 stars |
I wish i could give TERRA JOHNSON a zero! She is the absolute worst person in customer service i have ever come across. Every single time i come in Terra is there and she never says Hi, or how are you. Jus business as usual. That's fine and all but today after coming in about the 100x this year she decides all the sudden they are charging me to tape up the top of the box. Again this wouldn't have been that big of a deal but the attitude was unreal. I said why haven't you ever asked me to pay before but today i have to pay for a small piece of tape? She said "Ma'am i have never seen or helped you before (i was in two days earlier, and she help me, short term memories loss i guess)"
I said well you have and you have never once told me about this tape fee. She grabbed my box said "buy your tape next time" and threw my box down on the behind her. I wish i could have asked for a manager (i think she is the manager, she needs to be fired) then or said something smart but i was so irritated i just walked out. Just a side note, i am 8 months pregnant and come in with my 4 year old every time so her claiming she has never helped or seen me before is a load of crap. Well no worries cause you will never see me again! | 01 star |
My family owns a vacation home in Saint Petersburg and we're always looking for good places to eat when we're down here and this is by far one of the best places we've been to, definitely the best pizza I've ever had. Their menu is pretty big and is filled with unique pizza's including a dessert pizza. They also have a great $5 lunch special where you can get two slices of pizza with two toppings and a non-alcoholic drink, and the pizza slices are pretty big. This family owned business cooks their pizzas in a clay wood-burning oven at 750 degrees and pre cooks all the pizza toppings and makes everything from scratch which is why their pizza is so incredible. If you are coming to the area or live in the area this place is definitely worth checking out. | 45 stars |
I love this place!!! We were a party of three, and they did tell us it was an hour wait, but it was there opening day. So we gave them our number and we waited, 20 minutes later we got a table. Our waitress was the best! We ordered our food and it took a while for our food to come out. But once again it was opening day. But the owner came over and apologized and took care of our meal. That's not what we were looking for, we understood that it was the opening day and they would be backed up. Food was amazing! I got mild and it was still super hot, I think I'll be getting southern style next time! Can't wait to go back!!! | 45 stars |
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place. I came here when it first opened many moons ago, and I just ate there today for like the 10th or 15th time. The food is very very good. And I have had Indian food all over the world. Let me be absolutely clear when I say that we in Tampa are LUCKY to have an Indian restaurant of this caliber in our city. SERIOUSLY. Read the other reviews, especially from the out of towners. The food here is very fresh and very well done. Now in my experience every Indian restaurant does their curries a bit differently. So the tikka masala here may not taste like the tikka masala you had in Seattle. But rest assured, this is fresh good Indian food. You cannot go wrong with any of the items below:
Tikka masala
Butter chicken
Biryani
Garlic naan
Plain Basmati rice
In addition to the fact that this is very good Indian food, the weekday buffet is an ABSOLUTE STEAL.
I am not even going to address the fact that it's in a gas station because WHO THE HELL CARES; the food is amazing. The service is fine. Again, go here if you love Indian food.
One of my faves in Tampa Bay, and even better, it's 5 minutes from my house! | 45 stars |
I'm not a fan of regular museums, so when I saw there was a "Visual Arts" museum, I was hooked. The gigantic flower sculptures out front were also a plus.
It cost $12 to get in, which in hindsight is a little steep considering there wasn't too much to see. But hey, the less time I spend in a museum, the better.
When I was there, they had the following available for viewing:
-Tina Barney's The Europeans - a cool large format slice-of-life type of photography exhibit
-Houghton Hall - English history and paintings, including pieces around the life of Robert Walpole
-High school photo contest winners - a lot of cool photos from local area kids
-Martin Artquest - an interactive learning center for kid, including painting, matting, etc. Super cool.
It was a fun time. I was done in a little less than an hour, which is probably the maximum amount of time I'd want to be in a museum. | 34 stars |
The Hubs scored us free pre-screening movie tickets -- which was great, but they were at a theater like way far away from our normal stomping grounds and I was starved. Crap. Pulled up the Yelp app to see where we could grab dinner before hand and found Longacre Bar and Grill. Score.
Rolled up to the place with the red awnings and we entered to 80's music on the jukebox, locals all sitting around the bar, and Camo and Carhartts galore... yes. We followed suit and picked the corner of the bar to grab a bite, have a drink, people watch, and hang for a few. The bar kind of dominates this place, but there are a few lower side tables on either side of the massive bar as well.
Longacre (we gathered) is known to be a biker bar of sorts (maybe in the summer?)... I don't know about all that, but man, I do know that it was SO clean and the food was SO good. Here were our high points:
The menu was legit -- had a good variety of options. We opted for the boneless chicken wings (Teriyaki) to start. We soon learned that these nuggets of goodness are actually hand cut and made IN HOUSE... not all gross breading or deep fried processed chunks -- the real deal with hardly any (if any at all) breading to speak of. And juicy. SO good.
I got the Hot Ham Sandwich with cole slaw and the super non-adventurous hubs got a hot dog and fries. My sandwich should have been called the "Hot Slabs of delicious Hammy Heaven" instead. This was no warmed up lunch meat sandie. It was HUGE, the ham was thick and juicy, and the bread was perfectly buttered and grilled. Topped with your choice of cheese -- this is what heaven tastes like. Get the pepper jack for a nice little kick. I took it as a personal challenge to conquer and finish this sandie...and sadly, I lost. Stuffed!
The service was also really friendly -- all done by the lovely lady bartender. Sure, everyone turned to look at the new crazy folks when we entered, but never did we feel out of place. Everyone was very welcoming.
Side gems:
Rumor has it that there is an all you can eat Taco deal ($5) every Tuesday and that Hot Dogs are free on Thursday evenings (maybe just in the summer?). It also looks like Gene Deer plays a regular gig here once a week.
They offer $11 domestic beer buckets every day, but a pub can of Guinness will run ya $6. Fully stocked bar, Jager and Fireball machines, but no draft beers that we could see.
The patio was all wrapped in plastic during our January visit (it was 5 degrees out), but looks to be a great place to chill in warmer months.
If we are on the south side of town again, we will totally hit up Longacre again. If only for another chance at that ham sandie... | 34 stars |
I'd call this a 2.5 star visit. Reviews of blandness scared me off of getting ramen at a ramen restaurant. My Chicken Katsu rice bowl was decent, but I think it would have been better if chicken wasn't breaded (and I usually prefer breading/fried chicken). The sauce was good.
My partner got the same thing in ramen form. It was not what he was looking for. He likes ramen, but when he makes it at home, he uses very little water (closer to a stir fry) and adds additional spices, scrambled eggs, and vegetables to the instant noodles. So it's possible he won't actually like any of the ramen restaurants, despite being excited when they started to open.
It is expectedly overpriced for a new, "trendy" restaurant ($12-17 for entree), but the prices don't match the dining style. Order at the counter with a fast food feel. If it was $7-10, I'd try it again. I did end up with leftovers thanks to the filling rice (and my small stomach), but my companion did not with his soup.
The to-go containers need stickers on top to keep them closed or a different container altogether. I had to repeatedly close after setting it down each time until I gave up and carefully held it closed the whole drive and transferred it to a tupperware style container when I got home.
At least they didn't run out of noodles like reviews said they repeatedly did when they first opened in January. This visit was in May. We also weren't a fan of the large family-style tables, but luckily the restaurant was essentially empty (likely between typical lunch and dinner hours). | 23 stars |
Somewhere between really-nothing-special and actively-bad. Probably more the latter because it's such a disappointment as its around the corner from me.
Just left brunch on a Saturday at ~11. The "Philly a Breakfast Sandwich" with scrapple was awful. My friends agreed. Hard egg, thin slice of overlooked scrapple, cheap cheese, and dry, untoasted brioche. For $9! The home fries were good though.
Service was sporadic and inattentive. | 12 stars |
I work very close to this place and in the past year and a half I have eaten there twice. The food is not bad but when did they decide to stop doing take out orders at lunch? I went there today to got lunch for myself and a co-worker and they gave me a hard time about ordering take out during lunch. They had just opened and there was no one else in the building, though they said that the kitchen would be too busy to make take out. I was just about to leave, when one of the waitresses said that she would put our order in...
I got the food and returned to work, where we discovered that the veggies and the Yorkshire pudding was overcooked.
It will be a long time before I eat there again...if ever. | 12 stars |
To be honest this is the first time I've had dimsum in the Indianapolis area. I really enjoyed coming here after a good workout and eating some authentic Chinese food (Cantonese to be specific). The only thing I that would improve this place is to have cozier seats. We sat at a booth which was OK but it was kinda rackety. Also, our first dish was kinda cold. Also, we asked for chili sauce that they never brought.
However, after that, all our dishes were hot and delicious. The sesame balls at the end were the best. This is all in all a good spot, I just wish we had more authentic choices for Chinese food in the Zionsville/Carmel area. I wouldn't hesitate to come back here again when I need my fresh, hot dumpling fix. | 34 stars |
The service is a little slow, but the food actually looks like the photos. Huge portions, and the food comes out hot. | 34 stars |
So mother is limited in places that she can drive to as she cares for my immobile father, and I was appalled when I read this from her. I had to to post it for her.
"Last Tuesday after our crochet group met, we went to Aston's WAWA. I ordered a Italian Panni but when I got home to eat my sandwich, this what they did one piece of bread was soft and eatable, the other was so hard that when it was cut the bread broke in half. Needless to say I was upset and if I had a car I would have taken it back to the night shift worker. WAWA, you get a F for your panni. SHAME ON YOU!! :-{" | 01 star |
Super long line out the door this weekend. Only 2 people working and doing the best they can with friendly helpful attitudes.
The smoothies are refreshing and tasty but pricey. You pay for the convenience of someone putting the ingredients together and cleaning up the mess for you.
Hope they get more help before the weather starts getting warmer. | 23 stars |
We took the St. Louis cemetery tour and we the only ones to show up so we had Brian the tour guide all to our selves. Brian was fantastic and had a great personality and having the tour all to our selves we had all our questions answered. Thank you Bone lady tours | 45 stars |
Horrible!!!! I went here for years and each time I got a fill they ripped off my nails and did a new set, because of this I lost a whole NAIL!!! When I complained none of them spoke proper English and could understand what I was saying. They also charge you for gel nails claiming they use gel powder however after tons of research and talking with knowledgably people I learned gel is a gel and not any other form! Overcharged, crappy art, don't speak English and lost a WHOLE nail. | 01 star |
This was our third time to The Burg and I must say, 3rd time is not lucky. We had issues with service each time however the first two visits, the food was ok. Today we popped in from the Farmers Market for a bite. The service was better however the food was disappointing. The buns for the sliders were rock hard, my request for well done wings apparently meant to burn them. We watched other customers leave after not being served for 45 minutes. We told our waitress about our food and received a "o, that's too bad, do you need s machine?" The Burg is in s great location but won't be for long if they don't get it together. | 12 stars |
I won't comment on the prices (it's a bakery where everything is made fresh daily....) I can't comment on the location or parking (on State St. in Santa Barbara) Basically these things are superfluous when it comes to having a tasty treat after dinner while on vacation. Sounds like this place has more to offer than just the bakery, but all I can say is the chocolate eclair was one of the best ever!! Unlike other eclairs, that are stuffed with cheap redi-whip, this one had a delicious creamy, almost vanilla, filling. It was so scrumptious, and the chocolate covering that didn't completely come apart as you bite in to it.
I love it! Just two samples of all they have to offer simply isn't enough. Can't wait to try more!! | 45 stars |
For three years, my friend has been telling me about her dad's restaurant in West Chester, and so yesterday, I decided to drive down from Boston to try it. Their tacos are amazing, and the home made hot sauce was to die for. Don Gabriel's is probably the best Mexican food I've ever had. | 45 stars |
Awesome!
Best Japanese restaurant in mid west
This taste and flavor make me relax and refreshing. | 45 stars |
Admittedly, I went in a little skeptical, as I am of all Chinese restaurants that accept credit cards and offer sparkling water. I was pleasantly surprised with the appetizers. We had a group of about 8 and they put a nice selection together of their dumplings - my favorite being the Chicken and Mushroom with truffle sauce. My uncle, who is a connoisseur of hot and sour soup, said the flavor and consistency was right on but they were missing a few key ingredients ... black tree ear fungi, the golden needle, and the red pepper flakes. My entree was unfortunately very disappointing. It was a striped bass over a paperdelle pasta, which is my favorite pasta. It was over cooked and salty, without much other flavor. Thank goodness my father loves me too much to let me starve, and he gave me some of his rack of lamb, which was truly amazing. I guess if you go here, just be prepared for some inconsistency in quality.
Lastly, the china they set the table with was absolutely beautiful. Might be what I liked best about this dining experience. | 12 stars |
My wife and I loved the Saturday brunch we had at Jerrys Bar. This place is awesome. It's laid back, has a warm neighborhood feel and unpretentious friendly service. They were playing some classic soul when we went. We ordered the Bloody Jerry and Bloody Maria to start. Both were excellent and served with extremely fresh, crunchy veggies - grape tomatoes, celery, olives and conichon. Also the Bloody Jerry had a big fat succulent shrimp which was delicious. For meals we shared the buttermilk pancakes, the jerrys buyer and a side of scrambled eggs. All were phenomenal - the bugger being the star but everything else also being terrific. Would love to come again - the craziest thing was how easy reservations were to get. I don't think that will last!!! Well done Jerry's Bar! Wish we had been able to see the Sunday jazz - definitely a next time.
Oh...if there was an issue it would be that the bathrooms - while beautiful - were freezing! Not sure what was up with that! | 45 stars |
When you pull up to the hotel, it looks a little out dated and run down. I almost suggested to my out of town guest let's go somewhere else, but continued on.
Once inside the lobby, you go directly to the elevator for Spinners. The lobby is 80s Miami Vice style, but it's nice and clean. The elevator ride was quick and scenic.
Once the elevator doors open, you step into the Spinners bar and directed to the hostess to be seated. The 1st impression is the beautiful view of the beach and that every table has a window view. We didn't notice the rotation until after several minutes of sitting. The waitress said when the crowd is low the rotation is slower, so when a big crowd of people came I think they sped it up, but you won't get motion sick.
Overall, this is a great place to bring out of town guests for lunch. Lunch is not too pricey and the view is priceless. | 34 stars |
Totally great for what it is. Amazing southwestern nachos and William hill chardonnay on the menu. Onion rings in a deep batter. Not my favorite style but came out super fresh and hot.
Young and old crowd. Lots of sports on lots of TVs
Excellent service. | 34 stars |
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