Case: Without having substantial go-karting experience (I've only been [serious] go-karting here and at F-1), Raceway gives a very fun experience.  It's not posh, not \""hip\"", and the employees are definitely not there to baby you and treat you as though \""the customer is always right.\""  In fact, more often than not my experience with the employees make me feel like a tiny ant who just crawled into crater, not really worthy of notice.  So... perfect.\n\nThe experience is in the racing.  You go, you initial in places to say that should you be really really stupid you can't sue them, you pay, grab gear, and race.  They provide the carts, helmets, vending machines, and 40s retro style chairs for people to lounge and watch from.  \n\nThe general format is 3 qualifying races and 13 actual laps, if you're fast enough.  My first time racing, I was lapped twice in the actual racing itself.  The last time I went, I lapped some poor sap twice.  It was quite glorious.  There's often quite a bit of difference between the karts, in power, maneuverability, feel, but it's for fun right?\n\nAlso, in the Entertainment coupon books and through them online, you can generally get 2 for 1 races.  I highly recommend this.  On Wednesdays, Ladies' nights, women can race for 1/2 off, and those in bikinis can race for free.  I don't really recommend this.
Classification: saj


Case: Mmmm.... This was a great little hidden gem of a bakery shop.  Kinda tucked away in a small shopping center, I wouldn't have seen from the street, it was just a small sign that had one word, \""bakery\"" at the street, so we only found it by doubling back to the small shopping center and driving around until we found it.  \n\nWe were greeted very warmly as we entered, and began to drool over all the goodies displayed in the case.  There wasn't a very large selection, but what I saw look delicious.  \n\nRight way my eyes caught the lemon tart, it went in the box, next I spied the cream filled, chocolate covered eclairs and we picked up a couple of those.  The staff told us that they were the most popular and wanted to know how did we hear about the shop, we told her, yelp search of course!\n\nWe continued to make our selections, my husband loves bread pudding and they had a very thick heavy looking one and a stuff whip cream chocolate cookie sandwich.  There were a few different types of cup cakes, but I didn't feel like cup cakes today.  \n\nThere were several different shelves loaded with different types of fresh baked breads and we picked up a Challah loaf.  It smelled great, felt soft and would end up making a great tuna sandwich my husband made me for dinner the next night.\n\nOverall, the \""sweet delights\"" we picked up were great, it's nice to know that I would go back for more, but I just hope I could find it again.
Classification: saj


Case: I work across the street at a busy car dealership. I ordered an inside out cali roll, bento box Teriyaki chicken and spicy beef. The California roll was prepared with roe on top which is not what I ordered. My chicken and beef was so skimpy and contained all onions with HARDLY ANY MEAT. The spicy beef and chicken was swimming in oil and tasted of pure onion. I LOVE the dressing on the salad however the lettuce was brown, old and wilting. I will NEVER return and will NEVER recommend anyone from the dealership eat here. The lady at the front was very nice and pleasant and I so wanted this lunch to be great...... She said she hoped to see me again..... Sorry, but you won't!!\nI spent $21.00 and all I ate was the Miso soup. I was charged dinner prices at lunch. Not my kind of icing on the cake. The place was a ghost town and there was not one person inside at 12:15pm lunch...BIG RED FLAG. Should have returned the food for a refund.
Classification: felted


Case: Super sized offerings (and prices) does not a good restaurant make!\n\nMy daughter, Kathy, and her beau Keith took me out yesterday to Claim Jumper on Apache Road... I had never been to one of these, even though I had lived in Las Vegas and the Phoenix area the last decade or so.\n\nWhat we had...\nI had the Grilled Liver, Bacon and Onions - A huge plate of Liver with an equally ungodly amount of Onions with a side Biscuit that was the consistency of a BRICK! If you closed your eyes... the Bacon tasted like NOTHING!\n\nKeith had Sliders (Mini Cheeseburgers)... I got to try a couple of these little guys... and no flavor whatsoever despite the warnings of extra-sharp cheese on the menu. Keith also had a bowl of New England Claim Chowder before the meal... he told me not to order it next time.\n\nKathy had the Snow Crab and Chive Quiche with a Small Green Salad - I got to try the quiche later... again no flavor! It looked as appetizing as heck, though. HUGE dish!\n\nFor Dessert... the Brownie Finale... another HUGE dessert! Probably tasted the best... because of all the SUGAR! \n\nEven their cups of Coffee were HUGE!\n\nIn summary... I would not mind the high prices if the food had any kind of flavor... but unfortunately they didn't!\n\nUpdate from my Chef son, Kevin...\nHe said to order the Soups... they're especially good from what he said!
Classification: felted
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This place has a LONG way to go before it's worth the money, so I will spare them the one star review....for now. This location is about 1/3 the size of their others.  The Seattle location puts this place to shame.  We got two hours of free play, but half the games were not working.   I paid $54 for 400 credits for future use.  The menu looks appetizing, but way too expensive.  I got one draft beer and it was $7!  The best part of this location?  It is right across the sidewalk from Yard House.  We will likely use GameWorks as entertainment for our kids while my wife and I hit happy hour at Yard House.  Unless they come up with a happy hour with major discounts, I will never buy food or drink here.  Without drastic improvements this location will become the hangout for kids waiting for their movie at AMC, and that will mean once my 400 credits run out, my card will be permanently filed in the circular canister.