Q: I never really understood the appeal and pervasiveness of the "Friday night fish fry". Thanks to Wikipedia I now know that they began as a response to Catholic restrictions on eating meat on Fridays. But outside of religious reasons I can't see why someone would get excited over something you can get anytime at Long John Silvers or your favorite fish & chips joint. So, when I came here super-hungry on a Friday night, the main reason spurring me to order the fish was the promise of it being "all-you-can-eat". I was taken aback when the 1st plate came out at how big, golden and crunchy the fish was. I'm really picky about how fish is prepared, and this was perfect. The sides were good, too, everything tasted fresh and the portions were big. After my first plate I was getting pretty full, and wondered if I should have ordered the normal fried fish plate, but it tasted so good I couldn't stop! I think I had 2 more plates... Everything about the visit was great. Our server was attentive and friendly. The atmosphere was bright yet cozy. The food was delicious and plentiful. The prices are very reasonable. I'll definitely have to come back. NOTE: The hours they have posted on their website seem to be outdated, but I think the ones shown on the menu are accurate.

A: positive

Q: This is an ultra busy store, I am guessing more so now that all the other CSC have closed within a 10 mile radius. Staff is always very helpful with suggestions and the cakes they make are incredible delicious in addition to being gorgeous! Not a place to sit and talk, take your treat to go and enjoy the areas within Blakeney because the volume inside is LOUD and seems to be a magnet for shrieking children who are beside themselves that they are getting ice cream--or so it seems when we are in there. Try their cupcakes--it is a heavenly combination of cake and ice cream in a cute presentation!

A: positive

Q: After lunch, I decided I needed to get the taste of salad out of my mouth, and what better way to do that than with a milkshake? Yes ma'am! I thought there was a Sonic near where I had lunch, but wasn't quite sure where - thanks, Yelp app. Located on Arrowood just off of the 77 exits, the drive-thru line was kind of long when I pulled up, but quickly moved along. Instead of a drive-thru window to pick up your food, they have employees running in and out with your food on trays. Again I thought that would be slow, but the folks were moving pretty darn quickly. If you pay with a card, they will have to go back inside to scan it, but even that was a pretty quick process. The youngster who brought my milkshake to me was smiling and quite friendly. My small shake was $2.69 and I was on my way relatively quickly. It was creamy and thick, with a good dose of whipped cream and a cherry on top. I don't know that I would eat lunch there (they have drive-in service as well as some indoor seating), but if I needed another milkshake, I wouldn't hesitate to stop by for friendly service.

A: positive

Q: The TSA people in Las Vegas need to have a refresher training week at San Jose airport where they could be taught how to be just the teeniest bit friendly. San Jose TSA knows how to efficiently get people through and act like human beings all at the same time. Las Vegas TSA? Jerks.....scowling, snide remarks, hollering. Ugh. I know they aren't hired to be Mr. Las Vegas like Steve Wynn or something, but what the heck is the matter with them?

A:
negative