Frank Sinatra on the sound system, The Godfather on the TVs... spare me, please. I particularly enjoyed the 10 or so photos of the owner with d-list celebrities that kept scrolling on the TVs that weren't playing the Godfather. The food was decent but the whole "Staten Island via South Philly" ambience pretty much ruined it.
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Booked a wrap around suite 3 months in advance but they gave us a call a ONE day before stating that they overbooked our room...so they ended up downgraded our room without refunding the difference for the room and instead they offered a $200 food and beverage credit when the difference in price of the two room a night is $200! never ever booking at cosmo....now were stuck because of everyone else is booked...TERRIBLE never ever doing business with cosmo
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it is almost ok for lunch. not expensive, nice environment. But the kinds of dishes provided is not too much.
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I went to Culinary Dropout for a business lunch. Of course my business lunches aren't very "corporate". We usually talk business for about 30 min then its just regular chit chat. I enjoyed my experience here; I didn't give a 5th star just because of trying to find the place once you've parked in the garage (free parking). Other than that, the ambiance was right, chairs/benches are comfy, our server Matt was always on top making sure our glasses were full and we had everything we needed. We started off with the pretzel fondue; Yum! My main dish I chose the Grilled chicken club. It was better than you're traditionally made club. The bacon gave it this wonderful sweet taste I wasn't expecting. The homemade fries were good, not at all greasy or oily. I will definitely bring friends and family here again.
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