Text - Eh. Lost its mojo when Frank sold.
Group - hydrargyrum


Text - Surprisingly tasty Indian food and a really good price. Pretty sure it's buffet only. We stayed at the Hampton Inn on the other side of the parking lot and stopped in for lunch one afternoon. Definitely worthwhile if you have a hankering for some Indian food outside of Toronto. You can't really get away with bad Indian food in these parts, can you?
Group - planorbine


Text - I am impressed by Hops and Harvest. The beer selection is varied and contains some items that are not offered anywhere else. The happy hour menu is not mind blowing, but it is decent. The service was spectacular. Our waitress, Diana, was very informative, knowledgeable, personable, and spot on.\n\nThe pacing of the food was perfect. I like to go out to dine and not feel rushed. The timing is everything. It allowed me to talk with my friend and still eat at a comfortable speed. \n\nWe had ordered the heirloom tomato salad, the crispy polenta, the grilled cheese, vegetable hash, and the strawberry shortcake. The salad was not very big. The heirloom tomatoes were disappointing because they were cherry tomatoes. I would have preferred chunks of larger variety. They tend to be sweeter. The pairing with the blue cheese was delicious though. The polenta nuggets were all different sizes, but retained the moistness in the center. The green goddess was not my favorite. I liked them with the tomato sauce from the grilled cheese better. The sandwich was delicious. It is a grilled cheese. As long as the center is gooey and the bread crisp, could you go wrong? The sauce is what makes it. It is an innovative take on the classic combo of tomato soup and grilled cheese. The vegetable hash was solid, but it is inconsistent from the pictures we see online. The slow cooked egg is fried, we were expecting poached. The hash is more of a potato pancake. The flavors were all there and melded together well. Execution will come with more time. As for desserts, the strawberry shortcake was a good offering. The lemon buttermilk ice cream falls short at the end. It does not possess enough of the tartness to hold up to the generally sweet dessert. The shortcake itself is a combination of a biscuit and coffee cake. It was different. It was apparently good enough to distract me while my dining partner pulled her shady business. ::fist shake::\n\nI cannot wait for them to iron out the minor kinks. I am already setting up a dinner with fellow co-workers to experience Bradley Ogden's new venture.
Group - planorbine


Text - O MAN!! This place RAWKS!!  Ya baby!  Luved everything about it!\nStaff was patient, helpful, full of assistance.\nThis was something i wanted to do for ages!!\na)  Stressed out?\nb)  Wanna impress the significant other?\nc)  Cool Date Nite?\nd) Want to do something DIFFERENT?\ne) all of the above\n\nCan I go back now??? Pleeeeeeeeeeeease?!?!?
Group - planorbine


Text - High Prices. No Service.  All the same merchandise you can get elsewhere.\n\nOh and these vegan pinko commie tree huggers don't carry hunting, shooting, archery supplies.  The outdoors goods are weak too.\n\nIf you like racquet sports and carrying a fanny pack this might be your shop - cause it ain't mine!\n\nThis is the next Borders Books.
Group - hydrargyrum


Text - We stayed here for four miserable nights & two awful rooms.  The only reason I gave them even two stars was because the staff were very nice.\n\nThe first room had a broken A/C so we tossed & turned all night.  Half of the lights in the room didn't work and neither TV came in.  And if that wasn't bad enough the bedroom was located adjacent to the back of a restaurant next door so we were woken each morning at 4:00 to non-stop truck deliveries backing up, beep, beep, beep!!!\n\nOn our third day the water was turned off for the whole hotel for several hours of emergency Rotor-Rooter service.\n\nThe second room was better than the first, but the A/C still didn't work well and the tub had a major drip...we just closed the bathroom door and dealt with it.\n\nI'm afraid to say that this might have been the last time I stay at an Embassy Suites Hotel because as I recall, the one in Austin, TX wasn't great either.
Group - hydrargyrum
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The average wait times here are just laughable. I've never once been \""in and out\"" and on average spent 45 minutes just waiting for my daughter to be seen. This is after I was informed on our 1st visit that if we were more than 15 minutes late our appointment would be cancelled. Our first visit should have been our first clue when we were there an hour and a half before the doctor even came in. I absolutely love Candace but I can't justify waiting like that. I've tried 3 times now to make our next appointment for a day when both daddy and I could be there with no luck. After asking the scheduler if we were going to be forced to wait again if I took the only appointment they had available over 2 weeks out, she got extremely rude with me. I'm sorry but that is unacceptable. We have received a referral for another pediatrician and was able to get an appointment for the exact day we wanted AND the woman was actually friendly. This is how it should be!