Text - Terrible food! We dropped in for a friends birthday, hoping for something special since it was inside the Hyatt. We ordered two mediocre salads as well as chicken tacos that were gross! The cheese on the tacos was in edible. Our service was tolerable, however, I would not recommend this place for anyone.
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Text - I'm now a local and had to try it out. We had a few items at the bar with drinks. I'm not impressed at all. I think it's seen it's day. A onion ring order consists of 3 rings. We were served by the bartender who never gave us napkins and it was dead slow. No excuse. Plastic glasses and red checker table cloths. A tour bus pulled in when we were leaving. It's time to clean up the forty year old business cards and ties, they are brown and disgcusting.
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Text - Great vegetarian options. Lovely outdoor space. BYOB. Weekend reservations a MUST!
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Text - How could I resist the $1.50 beer of the month - mind you, it was served in a 8oz snifter, but still!  It provided a fun opportunity to sample something I might not otherwise have tried.  Their beer list was quite extensive, with lots of tempting options.  \n\nI liked the setting and friendly atmosphere of The Old Fashioned.  Our server was quite personable and knowledgeable.  One downside is that there really are not a lot of vegetarian options on the menu.  You're really limited to a couple of salad choices or one sandwich.  The sandwich was good - Grilled eggplant, portabella mushroom, wood-roasted red pepper and zucchini, with goat cheese and black olive tapenade on toasted country bread, served with a generous portion of either fries or a salad.  The house burger (which no, Mom, I didn't try, I'm still a vegetarian, quit getting your hopes up) got good reviews from our table, after the surprise passed of it being served with an egg, bacon, and cheese.\n\nBOTTOM LINE: A fun, casual spot downtown.  Huge selection of great beer options along with good service and reasonable prices.  Add a few more vegetarian-friendly options to the menu and I think we'd have a hit!
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Text - Owned and operated by Koreans.\nFood is aright to the average person, bit on the high $$ side though.\nI'm a picky eater, so I'll have to say I can't rate them high on the taste or quality.\n\nService was outrageously bad though.\nWe had a very nosy Korean Waitress,\nand she would interrogate my group with personal questions.\n\nbtw; this is the same nosy waitress that used to work at Mido Sushi.\n\nHoly crud, save me from her!!! RUN.
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Text - Fukuda first came into my life during Bloomfield's Little Italy days. It was there that I first witnessed a stand selling Korean Tacos. They were delicious, and the owner was amicable, explaining that he would soon have the adjacent restaurant space. Fast forward to December, and I figured I would try Fukuda with my girlfriend.\n\nThe decor is minimalist and ambient, the marriage of space and food harmony. This perfectly captured the essence of good sushi, which is a simple presentation, crafted with the utmost care.\n\nTo start we ordered Salmon Sushi, and Kampachi. Both were delectable slices of the freshest fish. The rice was moist and had the perfect amount of wasabi between the fish and rice. I could literally eat sushi all day from Fukuda.\n\nWe then had the Ramen dish, also a most excellent( Bill and Ted give a thumbs up) concoction, with a delicious rich broth. It seemed to take a while for the Ramen to come out, but the awkward wait was mitigated by free Sake, which was delicious. \n\nAs mentioned in other reviews, the portions are a bit on the small side, so I was still hungry. I ordered the spicy tuna roll, and it was superb. Many times when you order rolls you are looking down at the rice, searching for wherever the fish may be hiding. That was not the case here at Fukuda. Every ingredient and portion received the tender care of the chef all the way from selection to the table. It is great to see that sort of attention to detail in a restaraunt around Bloomfield, as I have noted some others in the area seem to miss the little things.\n\nSo why 4 stars instead of 5? The service was a little shaky, and there seemed to be little in the way of organization regarding that. I was approached by at least 3 different people asking the same questions. Either way, I will be back so no worries, you made a repeat out of me!
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This was my first Cirque Du Soleil show and I am definitely a fan! I just got out of the show, went with my friend and her two daughters. The show was fabulous from start to finish. I really enjoyed how they have audience interaction, even though I was praying they didn't pick on our group! \n\nThanks to Yelp chat, I found out that they have tickets for Vegas locals right now for $49. I have been wanting to see this show for a while, and with tickets this low you can bring the entire family. My friends kids loved it, and they are 11 and 7. \n\nI am definitely planning on seeing more Cirque shows in the future. Well worth the ticket, even if you don't get the locals price.