Text - Ah McKibbin's.. Come for the wood panneling and ironic ye-ole-irish signeage, stay for the gazillion intimate little alcoves, 90s alterna-rock music and decently-priced booze. \n\nAs a vegan, my options are limited. They'd be even more limited if I had the vegan ethics to pass up on the fries or potato-leak soup or vegie burger, all of which probably wouldn't cut vegan standards if I asked about ingredient and cooking specifics. But ya know, it's McKibbin's. And I keep going back. The food isn't terrific by any means, but screw it there's ambiance at McKibbin's.  And that counts for a lot.\n\nLast time I went there was before a Hab's game. I was with my dad and little brother and I ordered a shot and a beer and my little brother did likewise and my dad disapproved and just ordered orange juice or some such. It was awesome. Or the times I've met Jason there after work and it's so close and convenient it takes you five minutes from job to drink. Oh - and pretty much at every point when I've felt depressy, I've gone there to drink booze with a friend in a back booth. And then we order fries. And the the Gin Blossoms come on the stereo system and we're all like \""Hey, Jealousy... hey jealousy..\"" And then somehow, it's better. That's why McKibbin's gets 4 stars.
Group - Bloomsbury


Text - They let me adopt a very sick cat, and told me he was healthy. I kept calling them and telling them he was lethargic, not eating or drinking much,  hiding quite often, and was so weak he could hardly move.I kept calling them, as I could tell there was something wrong, and they shrugged it off. I later  realized, they knew he was sick, and wanted to get rid of him before they moved to a new location. I fell in love with him, and he died a horrible death while I was out of the house, 16 or 17 days after I adopted him. They should be ashamed of themselves!
Group - hedgehoggy


Text - I've been to this place one time and we were not impressed. I had been having a conversion with a manager on a work project about the lack of quality mexican in Madison and he pointed me to this place. Unfortunately, this manager was not very good, so I probably should have stuck with my gut and crossed this off the list of places to try. \n\nHow did I feel when I left the restaurant? The portions were fairly small for the price and the food was not that great. Smaller portions are actually something I tend to prefer these days, so you don't have to have a lot of food, but this is also texmex. Mexican portions should be large since it's fairly cheap to make and is definitely a type of food you can box up and enjoy as a leftover. \n\nSo, the hunt for great mexican in Madison continues. I've heard of a couple solid places of late. Stay tuned for upcoming reviews.
Group - hedgehoggy


Text - I guess I'm in the minority, but I was never all that impressed with this place.  The best Indian food in Pittsburgh?  Hardly.  I found it pretty low quality, not very fresh, kind of greasy.  The staff was pretty unfriendly, I didn't feel welcome there.  The one redeeming quality is that it's half price after 10pm, but it's often packed, dark and loud by that time.  It's a decent place if you're having a night out in Oakland and want some cheap drunk food after hitting the bars, but other than that I'd avoid it.
Group - hedgehoggy


Text - I have to say Mark came through for me.Mark save me over 1000.00 dollars with my stereo in my Toyota Tundra. I recommend Sounds Good To Me to anyone.
Group - Bloomsbury


Text - I like the place - of course, I love food.  We came here a really long time ago (read:  before kids) and had a good time.  Now we showed up for teppan because it was the husband's choice and he wanted a show.  But the show \""showed up\"" in an unlikely place - it was watching our 7 year old's delight with the chef and performance.  She was thoroughly entertained.  We had the table to ourselves since it was a mid-week.  A lot of people were there for sushi.  Staff was attentive and very friendly.  The shrimp could have been bigger but like I needed MORE food???
Group - Bloomsbury
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My 76 year old mother went in to buy replacement pads for her pool vacuum and was treated extremely rudely by Bob. He was the only person there, busy, and spoke in an ornery tone. I was on the phone listening to him yell and just talk like a jerk to my mom and other customers. Bob needs some anger management classes. And this store needs to ditch Bob in place of someone who can be polite and knows a thing or two about customer service. NEVER patronizing this store again.