Text - As blunt and honest as can be... If you're not a white girl, don't bother...\n\nHow they could let a dowdy white chick in jeans, flip flops, and a hoody in without any problems, while every other girl of color (black, latina, asian) had to wait to talk to \""that guy\"" is beyond me.
Group - chavicin


Text - Just finished a Friday Fish Fry at Babe's.  I always forget about this place, but it's great if you're a sports/Badger/Packer/Brewer fan.  Fish was great.  Their menu is diverse and the prices aren't crazy.  Bar service was especially nice.  Fish was well-prepared, lots of options besides fries.  Side salad served as an appetizer was more than just iceburg lettuce and it was fresh.  We'll be back!
Group - talpacoti


Text - D+ Mexican food at best. I didn't get sick or barf up a hariball.\n\nThat's the best I can say about this place
Group - chavicin


Text - Horrible horrible service!\n\nI went there with a bunch of friends for karaoke night  and we sat in one of the big booths.  Our waitress was horrible! Finally after waiting like 15 minutes, we had to track down our waitress to take our order.  I ordered a strawberry Mojito, which they brought in a coca cola glass (fancy!). The drink was good, but a bit watered down tasting. \n\nThe waitress was so bad that I will never go to an Applebee's again because of her. First of all,  I never saw her smile once. She had the I-would-rather-be-anywhere-but-taking-your-orders look on her face the ENTIRE TIME.  (That's actually minor compared to everything else.) \n\nMy husband and I sat in the back of the booth.  Apparently, that was a BAD idea. She avoided us the entire time. The few times she stopped by our table, she would ask the people at the front of the table what they want and then leave! She wouldn't even look at us, like we were nonexistent. One time she came to our table and I shouted her name (it was loud due to karaoke).  And still nothing happened.  \n\nBy this point, my husband and I had been finished with our drink for at least 30 minutes and I was starving.  I just wanted some chilli cheese fries! :(. It was too late to eat anywhere else so we just left.  I would rather go home and eat ramen than deal with this bs.  We couldn't even get her attention to get the bill, so we left just enough money for both of our drinks (with no tip, of course).\n\nMy roommate used to work at this Applebee's and she said it sucks so bad.  The management and the workers there are terrible.  \n\nNever again.
Group - chavicin


Text - What's not to love about the Comedy Club.  I have been going to this venue for about 5 years now (in their old and new location), and there's only been a few times where I was disappointed.  The new location has a nice huge seating area where you and a group of friends can pay an incredibly small fee to see a great show of standup comedy.\n\nSpecifically, on Thursdays it's $1 with a Student ID, and Fri-Sun it's $10.  Each of these tickets requires a 2 drink minimum, but you can buy soda if you need to save on cash.  This is a great price, and there's usually 2 or 3 comics at a minimum, with some shows having as many as 6 or 7.  Usually the whole experience takes about an hour and a half to two hours, and you're almost guaranteed to have a riot.  If you look in some of the local papers, they print a coupon every week for a buy one get one free as well, and this place definitely rings true with the saying \""the more the merrier.\""  My only recommendation here is to call ahead, as the place can get packed and sometimes they need a reservation depending on the size of your party.\n\nI've been to a few other stand up comedy venues in various major cities, and also improv comedy (like Comedy Sportz), but this place stands out because they consistently get funny comics and an excited crowd.  The humor is usually intelligent (at least the headliner), or they throw enough comics at  you that one or two of them is bound to hit your funnybone.  \n\nI can't stress enough how good this place is and if you haven't been you should go next weekend.  I've had my share of memories there, from laughing so hard I had to get up and go to the bathroom (on my first date with my girlfriend of 5 years now) to laughing so hard it hurt because a comic rebuked insulting with a tirade that prompted a rude patron to leave.  \n\nThe atmosphere of people is primarily college and young adults, but there are middle-aged folks as well, and a lot of parents taking their college kids out on the town.  The comedy almost never gets so raunchy that it's offensive, and most comics either have a good skit series off the bat or adapt to the crowd.  Many of them have been on Comedy Central, and several have won comedy awards.  The one thing you shouldn't expect is a giant auditorium with people on the status level of Jerry Seinfeld, but if you just want to go have a good time, laugh your heart out, and have a few drinks, this is the place.
Group - talpacoti


Text - Fantastic sweet pastries and crepes! I think that's how you translate their name, anyway. I don't know Japanese.\n\nTheir immense reputation certainly precedes them, and I've probably even tried one of their creations at Goyemon a long time ago. But even knowing I would almost certainly enjoy Suzuya, I wasn't motivated to make the drive out until a timely UYE that followed the nearby monthly Chaiya Food Fair today. I'm so, so glad that I finally went.\n\nI ordered the B.A.T. - bourbon bacon, arugula, tomatoes, avocado, house-made mayo, balsamic vinaigrette, all wrapped in a great, almost spongy crepe. This is by far the best savory crepe I've had, and I'd recommend it as a \""meal\"" to precede all your desserts. In terms of sweets, I had a banana-hazelnut cream tart, which I almost absent-mindedly started eating before realizing how good it was. And my other dessert order, a mango mousse, was topped with diced mango and a coconut-dang-it-what's-the-word-Nelson-used? and was heavenly all the way through.\n\nI was also lucky enough to try what Michael K. ordered. I actually started off on those, first taste being a nice piece of apple pie that he requested to be topped with green tea ice cream. To make this delight, they use puff pastry and fuji apple, two of my favorites, and it's quite possibly the best apple pie you'll find around Vegas. I believe that I described this as \""really, really good.\""\n\nI also tasted a bit of a custard atop a thing layer of sponge cake, which was also very good, and practically half a cannoli crepe, which was not overly sweet but still a treat with the ricotta cheese, crunchy pistachio bits and semi-sweet chocolate pieces. Finally, I tried a green tea eclair with a white chocolate topping, and I almost could have had the white chocolate with that touch of green tea powder by itself.\n\nI have a few more treats in my fridge waiting for me to recover from the food coma, and I'm confident that I'll enjoy those as well. (UPDATE 4/30/14: custard pudding awesome, yuzu panna cotta relatively restrained on yuzu flavor.) I won't qualify my recommendation with \""sweets\"" or whatever: Suzuya is a must-try, period.
Group - talpacoti
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I've had comparably delicious and authentic Afghan food on the South Shore for much less, but then their atmosphere, ambiance and location can't come close to Khyber pass, whose interior decor and summer patio are a delight. Service is always attentive and the food spiced wonderfully, the different courses blending melodiously together.