Text - Food was fabulous! Love Cajun if it's done properly (not trying!to impress w heat). Had the combo and that amazing cole slaw. Place Is very basic, but staff is very nice and efficient, and prices are reasonable. Loved the guy playing the guitar. Only minus - called ahead to get on the wait list. The guy who answered the phone took my name but didn't put us on the list.
Group - Angie


Text - Boo united. And for shame.\n\nWhile standing to board Red's flight we were approached by a young lady in tears who apologized for asking this bizarre request: can I borrow your shoes just to walk through the check in gate?\nUmmm...????\nEver the skeptic, I allow her time to explain - she begins to cry saying that by wont let her cross the boarding check because she's flying standby and wearing flip flops. Note - flip flops are ok for non-standby passengers, but not for her? Red comes through as the hero and agrees to shoe swap until they're past the gate and then everything is fine but... WTF? Isn't it better for United's image to *not* have a young lady sobbing at their gate because she got denied her flight based on wearing flip flops rather than risk *THE HORROR* of a stand by passenger pass through the boarding pass scan area wearing flip flops!? Absurd. The ticket agents showed no sort of compassion for her either. AND on United's website I couldn't find anything about a dress code. When I used their \""ask alex\"" feature on their website to ask \""is there a dress code?\"" the answer was that they DON'T have a dress code except to dress comfortably...
Group - wageworker


Text - Took the wife here for happy hour and could not believe the amount of fruit flies surrounding the inside of the restaurant. They were everywhere it kinda made me feel like I was in a dirty ass bar in Mexico.  When I asked the waitress she told me, \"" it is very normal for a bar to have these  fruit flies.\"" Uhhhhh no not really.  My drink did taste good but swatting flies while drink kinda sucks.  Lets clean this place up.
Group - wageworker


Text - I moved to the area a year ago.  I've been to this McDonalds drive up a few times.  Maybe it's just bad luck, but these guys have never got the order right and half the time I have to park and wait.  Can't even call the management to complain, no answer.  I have an answer for them.  You're out of chances. I will drive out of my way to find another McDonalds that has their act together.
Group - wageworker


Text - A couple of friends, my husband and myself went here last Saturday night.  We arrived close to 10pm and in Old Town, that is still early for some people, so there weren't that many people there yet.  But that was the best time to get a drink.  Later on, we were fighting to get a bartender's attention.  However, with yelp, you do get 50% off your first drink.  The DJ played awesome music (old-school and now).\n\nI would recommend this place.  It's 3 levels.  First level is pretty crowded once people start coming in and there's not really a dance floor, you just kind of start dancing there in the middle.  There is one go-go dancer on a small platform with a pole.  Don't get too excited, she's not that pretty nor does she seem interested in being there.  However, when she takes her breaks, almost immediately, the platform is now covered with 3-5 girls, who just want to dance.  It's good entertainment.  \n\nThere happened to be a Bachelorrette Party there when we went and my husband was asked to do a magic trick...make his shirt disappear.  That was fun.  \n\nOn the second level, there is beer pong and two more bars and you can look over the rail to the crowd below.\n\nThe third level is a patio with a bar.  I wouldn't recommend spending too much time up there unless you're a smoker.\n\nThere are, however, several patios or balcony's throughout all of Barney's.  They also have a food vendor cooking up pizza and hot dogs on the first level patio.  They weren't bad.\n\nOverall, Barney's Boathouse is an all-around good time.
Group - Angie


Text - Sushi Q was suggested to me by a regular customer. She and I share similar tastes in food and would often see each other at our neighborhood sushi favorite, Hana. Always up for a new food experience, I went to Sushi Q with my partner tonight and was pleasantly surprised.\n\nIt's one of those unassuming, stuck-in-a-strip-mall-in-an-odd-part-of-town places -- tucked away between a liquor store and baskin-robbins on 19th avenue, just south of dunlap. Inside is a somewhat typical looking sushi place, a little dated but with a nice enough wooden sushi bar and some cute japanese accents (geisha prints, sake bottles, row of cute fortune cat figures.)\n\nMy partner had already arrived and was enjoying a couple items off the all-you-can-eat menu, so I decided to join him. I'm not much of an all-you-can eat person, but somehow it seems OK here - and a decent bargain at $25 per person. I'm happy to say that it was a smart decision as everything we had was really good to delicious. Not to mention a great way to sample items on the sushi menu. (AYCE menu is a bit more limited than regular sushi menu, but still offers a good variety of items)\n\nYou'll find most of the usual suspects on the AYCE sushi menu, plus a variety of specialty rolls. Salmon and albacore nigiri, spicy tuna handroll and agadashi tofu were all very good (though agadashi was really just tempura tofu with dipping sauce). Red Snapper nigiri was outstanding -  fresh light fish with a citrus ponzu, green onion and bit of sriracha for just the right kick. Also really enjoyed the Hot Night roll - spicy tuna, crab and avocado deep fried and topped with spicy mayo, sriracha and sesame seeds - yum! what's not to like about that?\n\nThere's also a small but decent selection of sake and beer here, and prices are very reasonable compared to other sushi spots in town. Our server and sushi chef were very nice and helpful, and I have a feeling that the more we come back, the more we'll feel like family. And I can tell you now, we'll be back many times...
Group - Angie
Considreing the above, classify the following: This place was not good, it shouldn't even be allowed to be called a sushi place. Tables were wobbly and sticky, we ordered some rolls and combo plates they give you salad on your plates with generic ranch packets instead of the ginger dressing it's supposed to come with.  The best thing we ordered were the California rolls. I will not come back to this place and if your a true sushi lover you wouldn't even waste your time