Text - So far the best we have found in Charlotte.  Pulled pork is cooked and seasoned just right!  Don't miss the fried pickles and save room for the pecan cobbler.  Warm pecan cobbler is amazing and worth every calorie!!  Atmosphere is fun, great outdoor seating for when the weather is warm.
Group - rowen


Text - We loved the outdoor seating for people watching on the Las Vegas Strip.  Frozen Hot Chocolate is worth the hype...loved it!  Not a very convenient location to get to no matter where you park but that way you can work off some of what you enjoyed here.
Group - rowen


Text - THIS IS YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD YELPER INVESTIGATING CLAIMS THAT THE OXTAIL SOUP IS THE SHIZNIT HERE.\n\nObviously the 2 star rating should of gave it away. So after much hyped up word of mouth and high kudos reviews on here, \""MEH. I'VE EXPERIENCED BETTER\"".\n\nSo here's my story. Went there on a friday night with my wife. Since this deal starts at 11 pm and after reading most of the recent reviews, we showed up right at 10:45. As expected there was a long line. What I found out was that if its just 4 or better yet, just 2 of you, your chances of getting a table is much quicker since a lot people tend to eat here with their friends and family hence the bigger group which leads to a longer wait.\n\nSo right at about 11 we are being lead by our host to our table. On the way, just about every other table had big bowls of, you guess it, oxtail soup! So it looks promising at the moment. \n\nLooking over at the menu, I see a whole sorts of late night specials. Since me and my wife did not want to order two oxtail soups, she opted for the Teriyaki Beef. We decided to share our meals so we can taste at least another entree.\n\nSo after about 10 minutes our we got our orders. The anticipation was overwhelming as my mouth was watering from the steam coming out of my bowl. The aroma was tantalizing and if I was sick, this would have definitely made me feel better. My wife's Teriyaki looked decent but that's not what's important right now. \n\nAs I sank my soup spoon into the broth, (that's funny, while im typing this, I am slowly re-enacting the whole scene in slo-mo in my head), thoughts of great movies at their climax was going through my head while I am raising the spoon to my mouth. \n\nThen, all of a sudden like somebody scratching their long fingernails on a chalkboard.............................THE SOUP WAS TOO SALTY!\n\nOk, you guys can stop holding your breath now. The meat from the oxtail was tender and literally fell off the bone, a sign of it being cooked properly. I threw all the cilantro and a little bit of ginger that they give you in there hoping it will negate some of the saltiness. It didnt do a damn thing. So basically im stuck with a bowl of straight salt with a little bit of water, oxtail, cilantro, ginger, and oh yeah PEANUTS! \n\nAt first I thought it was garlic, (which I love), but peanuts? Does that explain why it was swimming in a broth of salt? Im guessing when you go buy peanuts at the store you get salted and unsalted. I guess I should of specified unsalted. \n\nSo let me end this agonizing review with this. I will definitley give them another try and update this review accordingly. Maybe they put my soup on the counter right underneath a canister of Morton's and a few thousand granules of salt decided to escape thinking a bowl of soup would be a safe hideout for them. I hate to say this but the oxtail soup that I had at Pho 87 was way better although that place is a whole nother review. (refer to my review on that. It will definitely crack you up!)\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-87-las-vegas#hrid:z4C9Ksv1dibqql5hhy-3ag
Group - perchlorethylene


Text - The staff is friendly and scantily clad and no surprise 8/10 people in the place were men.  The beer is served in frosted mugs   That is a red flag that this place is trying to appeal to the bud-light drinking-sports-bar-patron. The beer temperature is way too cold. The low temp might be fine for some kinds of beer, but an IPA should not be served ice-cold in a frosted mug that weights 5lbs.  Anyways, the menu is average bar food and pretty forgettable.  If you're looking for Hooters or Tilted Kilt type experience you should be fine with Twin Peaks as they are fairly similar establishments.
Group - perchlorethylene


Text - My wife will literally punch a baby seal in the face for a Lisa Lisa roll.  I think the roll is great, but she loves it.  All things aside, this place isn't AYCE.  But the rolls are reasonably priced, so you probably won't break much more than you would at the AYCE places anyways.  \n\nAs far as the crowd goes, avoid Friday nights if you're looking for a quick meal or if you have a large party.  Sometimes the wait can be 30+ minutes.  It's not that the staff is bad at cleaning and clearing.  It's just that the place gets cracking!
Group - rowen


Text - This is no where near the same as the Gilbert location.\n\nI ordered a chicken sandwich, because they didn't have the veggie one I get from the other location.\n\nIt came on a fairly dry crusty hoagie roll, with shredded iceburg lettuce, mayo (that I specifically asked not for), chicken, and some horrible pepper sauce. The sauce was not listed in the ingredients on the menu. It was not just hot, but tasted bad. I asked the person at the counter about it, they said they put it on all their sandwiches. Something they might want to mention on the menu.\n\nIt was pretty loud, and smelled greasy. The menu is not the same as the Gilbert location either. I was fairly disgusted by my food, so we didn't even bother with the custard.
Group - perchlorethylene
Considreing the above, classify the following: Dropped by tonight for an Americano....not good!  I had high expectations, but this was the worst Americano I've ever tried.  Don't waste your time on this place.  I would rather spend the time driving over to Lux for some quality espresso.