Q: positive

A: Perfect bar for the summer. Beautiful pool with an incredible view of the city. Drinks are reasonably priced and delicious.

Q: positive

A: Stopped by eat on a Tuesday late in the afternoon, about 1:45. The place was about half full, but most of that was a large group that pushed together 3 tables in the middle of the place. It's not huge, but has a patio which seemed nice, although I ate inside the restaurant. Service was very quick. I had the shrimp po boy. I'll say, I was excited to try the chicken fried steak. I had heard great things and was the reason I went. But, they stop serving breakfast at 11:00 or so. So, that was a disappointment. I was fortunate, because the po boy was excellent. The ciabatta was maybe the softest version of this roll I've ever eaten. Despite this, it held up to the toppings. It wasn't overflowing with shrimp, but you got shrimp in about 85% of the bites. The veggies were crisp and fresh, and the sauce was spicy. They should bottle it, it added so much. The homemade potato chips were good, but nothing to write home about. Overall, very cool atmosphere. Friendly people and a great lunch. I'll have to get downtown earlier to try the CFS for breakfast...

Q: positive

A: The wait can be a bit long some days, but it's worth it! One of my favorite AYCE sushi places. Cozy atmosphere, good service, and some pretty amusing names for the sushi rolls. Best to go with a group of 3-4 people to mix and match and optimize the AYCE experience. Don't forget to save room for dessert! The green tea ice cream or various flavors of mochi are a perfect way to end the meal. Roughly $25 for dinner and a soft drink. Not too shabby.

Q: negative

A:
Meh. Gross location poor service, rotten drive-thru. Had to repeat our order like seven times. Food was fine I guess.