Q: I seriously love coming to this bar. It's our go to place when people want to fancy themselves some top notch drinks on the fly. VERY creative mixologist (the ones I've tried). Our go to favorite is Old Fashions (yup we getting so old we ordering us some old fashions is right). One particular bar tender that makes the most creative Old Fashioned drinks, hands down is Lily. If you watch her make drinks, you can see all the creativity and love she puts in those drinks. IF you are at the bar she will ask you what you normally drink, what things you are allergic to, if you like sweet drinks, etc, etc. She really puts her creative mind to work. When she is all done, she even tells you what she put in it so you can allow your taste buds to enjoy the different flavors. You soooo do not guzzle it, you are to drink and love that creative drink back :) I'm a fan!

A: positive

Q: I'd like to give it 3.5 stars.... That said, Cha Da Thai is a good Thai joint. Food is good, menu has a lot to choose from, and their curries are awesome. I've been a number of times and have only had one bad experience...I believe they had someone else doing the cooking that night.

A: positive

Q: It seems to me like the quality of this place is rapidly declining. The service has always been slow, and now it has slowed down to the point where you actually are forgotten. The last time I went, my friend and I were told they didn't have a drink list. I ordered a martini from the old drink list, and it was nothing like the previous 30 French Martinis I've had @ Momo. The quality of the food has also taken a serious hit. First, the chocolate gooey dessert somehow became an overcooked brownie with Hershey's syrup on top. The pizza used to be delightful - just the right size to share with a friend, with a lovely homemadey crust. Now you get something that appears to have been on sale in the freezer department at the local grocery store. Maybe I'm just getting old, but this place is too dark. I get a headache from squinting at my friends while I'm there. I appreciate mood lighting, but Momo is so dark I wonder if maybe they don't pay their electricity bills. The wine list is pretty good, and it can be fun to see bands there, but those alone aren't enough to keep me coming back like I used to.

A: negative

Q: As so many other reviewers have stated, the owner has no respect for his customers. Condescending and patronizing are two good adjectives to describe his attitude. I would never support a store where the owner says "the customer is almost never right", as he expresses on this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_L1m1QIFTtg One of the entries in the YoutTube Comments section is from a former employee, who expresses his admiration for his "gruff, surly, obstinate" personality. Another former employee recalls with fondness how they liked to tell people off if they brought poor quality bikes, unless that customer was an attractive female. You can find numerous other bike stores in the area where mechanics know their stuff too, but they will not abuse or mistreat you if you have an old rusty bike. It seems like the owner and the mechanics at Bikeworks only want to work on quality bikes (like the Bianchis they have in the store). Only that, with their discourteous attitude, they would not last in a world of elite bikes, where quality is also measured in terms of how you treat your customers. I guess that's why they are still at a whole-in-the-wall bike shop.

A:
negative