Text - Come here on a Groupon and had no issues.\nI was there late but called ahead and made reservations for a Wednesday night at 9pm.\nNormally they stop serving from the full menu but they told me they would honor it and they did!\n\nI ordered the Peach Puzz Fizz, delicious! My date ordered Death in the Afternoon. Phew It was strong, but he really liked it.\n\nFor entrees we ordered the Bacon Wrapped Filet Mignon which was cooked to perfection and was melt in your mouth delicious. The Spicy Beer Braised Shrimp was unlike anything I have had before. Spicy but not overpowering, the sauce tasted amazing when the bread that accompanied the dish was dunked in it.  Just fantastic.\n\nThen the best part came, the smores. Who doesn't love them? \nIt was the prefect ending to an almost perfect restaurant experience. \n\nI say almost because the only minor incident I had was when the waitress saw my drink at half full, she asked if I wanted another one. I said no and she walked off with my class! Maybe she thought I was done? Anyways when she came back i explained to her I wasn't done and she quickly apologized and brought me another one on her.\n\nShe was very kind and gracious. This is my new favorite place!\nCan't wait to come back Groupon or not
Group - eyebridled


Text - Here are some tips to make your visit to Discovery more pleasant:\n\nGo early morning to avoid the crowds. Reserve 2-3 hours to enjoy the museum. Plan ahead which exhibits you must attend and go there first. Suggestions:\n* Toddlers and young kids: KidsPlace room, Puppet Show Theater (shows at 11, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:45 PM), and Virtual Reality Room\n\n* School age kids: Digging for fossils (extra $2), Little Einstein science, and The Shop Machine exhibits. Here is a video with one of the live science experiments (blowing off a balloon):\nhttp://www.youtube.com/v/EYZlLbf80JI\n\n* Everybody goes nuts for the live Rats Basketball Game...however it's more of a hit and miss when exactly they have it open.\n\nThere are several PARKING options:\n* Use the museum garage parking ($7 day flat rate fee) and walk straight into the museum.\n\n* Park in the garage across the street from the museum ($5 day flat rate fee Fri and Sat)\n\n* Use the metered parking spots along the streets. Good luck finding one!\n\nFood is not that great, cafeteria style. Hamburgers, fried and grilled chicken sandwiches and small size pizzas. Also soups, yogurt, pudding and salad boxes. Combo options for about $6 include fries and soda drinks. I'll go with the pizza and the yogurt.
Group - eyebridled


Text - You can definitely do better than B&B. After dining here, I felt that Batali tagged his name on a restaurant that simply doesn't live up to his reputation. The food and service were both sub par.\n\nMy halibut was fairly overdone. Overcooking fish is an amateur's mistake that I find inexcusable when I'm spending $60 on a meal.\n\nI shared a fried rabbit leg with a friend, and it tasted just like a drumstick from KFC. I'm not kidding. There was nothing on the plate to compliment the flavor. \n\nThree of the girls at the table shared several dishes, including ravioli. Their shared entrees came out split onto three plates, which was nice. However, the ravioli turned out to be an 8-piece dish (approximately $4 per piece of ravioli). One girl got two pieces. We laughed over this at the table and how it was slightly silly that the restaurant couldn't at least throw in an extra piece for appearances.\n\nFurthermore, our waiter was unfriendly and robotic. He recited descriptions of dishes in a humorless monotone when asked questions about the menu.
Group - unmystical


Text - Staff was friendly for a McDonalds and food was quick since most ingredients were precooked.  However, the southern chicken biscuit was precooked so much it was disgustingly dry.  The patty was tough and chewy.  Yuck!
Group - unmystical
Classify the following: Poor customer service...manager on duty was more interested in his cashier rather than servicing me as I waited for him to be done talking to her at the customer service counter about personal things