Text - A bit pricey but worth it.  I can't say anything bad about the food here, everything I got from the lunch buffet line was good.  Service is excellent and we got seated pretty quickly.  Highlights:\n\nThe spicy tuna roll was actually pretty close to something you get from a sushi bar!  Smoked salmon had the right balance of not being being too salty and a hint of smoky flavor, shrimp cocktail was pretty big and cocktail sauce was not too sweet or sour.  Soft serve and other desserts were good too, not overly sweet.\n\nRecommended for sure!
Group - capsheaf


Text - Delicious, fun and a great atmosphere. They don't take reservations so you just have to test your luck on any given night. It was my first time here for valentines and we had a blast. Having lived in Austin, I can really appreciate the mexican art inside and out. Also, if you are a tequila fan, they have over 250 to taste! Richard, the bar tender, makes it worth sitting at the bar if you have to wait for a table. The food is fresh and very satisfying. I recommend for a casual night or even a special event.
Group - capsheaf


Text - My boyfriend is extremely allergic to peanuts. I mean he could die from this.\n\nSo we entered into this restaurant that is pretty popular and that serves common food.\nNo mention nowhere to the oil. Not on the door, neither on the menu, neither on the counter.\nNo mention from the staff.\n\nWe ordered a poutine without mentioning the allergy (our mistake too). After one bite, my boyfriend asked the guy what oil they use. The restaurant uses peanut oil for their fries. \n\nThe guy was truly sorry and offered to refund us. But we immediately left the place. Thankfully, everything went fine for my boyfriend.\n\nConclusion: just say it. Write it somewhere, like some asian places. You can't guess as a customer. And sometimes you forget to ask. It's not that you don't like the ingredient. The ingredient can kill you. \n\nWe will never go back there. Ever.
Group - fatiguesome


Text - Yelpers, you've failed me! Came here craving for some delish/authentic banh mi. This franchise was too Westernized for me. I had to asked the server several times that the chicken sandwich was an actual banh mi because the picture looked like an American sandwich. The taste was quite bland/blah. Their milk tea was average. Nothing above and beyond about this place at all. At least I can say I've had it and whoever is ranting/raving is a liar!
Group - fatiguesome


Text - Oink! completely redefines the quality standards that you should expect from a fast food restaurant. The hog rolls are absolutely delicious cooked with quality fresh ingredients that will leave you craving for more. Located just around the corner from the Grassmarket area it is a mandatory stop in Edinburgh. Because it delivers in style everything that it sets itself to, it gets 5 stars. Probably the best fast food I have ever tried.
Group - capsheaf


Text - Try the Montesano's Sicilian special pizza, it is one of the best thicks crusts in the valley!
Group - capsheaf


Text - Worst place to eat for any South Indian. Very expensive buffet($15) for all tasteless food. No salt (or) spices in chicken dishes, but 1&1 only item we liked is chicken tandoori. Don't walk in and expect biriyani r any south indian style food. Bad ambiance and time in filling buffet items. Strongly recommend to stay away from this place if you like to have tasty & and good South Indian buffet.
Group - fatiguesome


Text - Without fail every time I go to this urgent care, either a nurse or a PA is the one to examine me rather than an actual doctor. But the wait time is awful. We were probably there for four hours, before someone decided to help us. Being that there was literally no one there at that point. That was just the wait time in the back too. Listening to the nurses (who were suppose to be doing their rounds as they stated), talk about what kind of tops they got for Christmas, and watching them play on their phones. It was like listening to an episode of  \""Grey's Anatomy\"" from the other room. When you approach them they ignore you aware, of the fact that you are asking for assistance, but not actually wanting to do what they went to school for in the first place. They don't have any actual Phlebotomists there either, this nurse will come in and try to take your blood, but do it wrong, twist the needle around with it still being in your arm to get at least a little bit of blood, and then move on to your other arm if nothing comes out. Now, that's only been in this few recent years, that they haven't had an actual phlebotomists. The last few times that I've been there this year, with some kind of blood work done, without fail I leave with bruises all over my arms. Sometimes they even have to use a baby needle, because my veins \""are way too small.\"" This being the only place that I've had to use a baby needle. Along side the fact that they can't differentiate between someone's menstrual cycle, and a UTI. Telling me that I have broken cartilage in my chest, (the PA just listened to my heart for two seconds) and saying that I \""probably got hit in the chest or something.\"" Her exact words. Given that this is the only place I can go, because of my insurance, they need to clean house. Seriously, this is ridiculous.
Group - fatiguesome
Considreing the above, classify the following: What happened to this place!?! \n\nI had the special (22 oz boneless ribeye) and the $16 chocolate cake... the steak was great, as I expected, but the cake was awful....  Allow me to elaborate: The cake tasted frost bitten and like it was cut with a rusted knife. And the night after was not good for me at all. I think that the lacking in food quality might have made me the way that I feel today.... \n\nAlso the service was horrible! The first waiter was rude because I asked if I could have a separate check for the drinks and his reply was \""no\""... that was it. Also our female waitress acted like she was going to cry, as if she had some personal problems. She was not having any of the small talk from our table. \n\nI know that our average age was 25 but we're there looking for a great meal, so overall we paid $260 for 5 meals when it might as well been 5 dogs from the weinershniztle. \n\nSadly I'll be going to Caesar's Palace for my steaks from now on. 1 year was great, today, strip house you shame me.\n\nThis place can eat my poo.