Glad I had the Restaurant.com coupon ($25 off $50) or I'd be upset about our dinner. Our waitress must be the only person on the planet who couldn't understand that the spinach/artichoke dip should come out 1st: the salad, 2nd; and our entrees 3rd. Salad & entree were served simultaneously, along with the question "do you want me to hold the entrees under the heat lamp for ya'?" Sounds delightful, right?!? After both the salad and the entrees were done, she then asked if we wanted some more salsa for the leftover chips from our dip. Strange! Our empty bottle of Pellegrino sat on our table most of dinner & we were never offered (to pay for) an additional bottle. The food & coupon got Ocean One the 2-stars... the service was a 0.

negative

The food here is not bad I would give it three and half to four star on the food. The service however is horrible probably one star. I still eat here quite a bit because I play at Caesars. Some of my favorite is the duck shredded noodle soup and the Shanghai steamed dumplings.

negative

On my last trip out, I was stuck in traffic outside this IHOP. The signs on the door were promoting fresh strawberry pancakes. Yum! I parked, walked in, and waited. Waited. Finally someone showed me to a table. No menus, no coffee, no hello. I waited. And waited. Have you ever said to yourself "if a waitress doesn't show up in the next 3 minutes, I'm walking out?" Well, I did, and I did. Sorry IHOP. You were the bee's knee's when I was 5, but I just have higher standards now.

negative

Well I do not know what I was expecting to happen when I walked into this store as my past experiences have been pretty bad. Yes I could go to my local Wal-Mart or super pricey Best Buy store but, I like to buy a game without having to sell a kidney. Call me crazy (lol). Anyways my experience always starts off OK as I normally get at least a hi or a short glance in my direction to let me know that at least they noticed I have walked in the building. The problems seem to start when I try to have a conversation with any of their employees. It seems that instead of hiring people who have ever played a video game, they would rather employ a staff of uneducated, and unmotivated teens more focused on talking about how much they hate their job. Now we all have done the same thing but not in front of customers while they are looking over merchandise. Let me be fair and make the point that there are tons of games and many systems out there so it is impossible to know everything. But when I ask you about a game that you have posters for tacked up all over your store and you tell me you do not know then there is a problem. So will I ever go back there?? Maybe someday when they increase their selection, lower the prices, and take the time to train their employees. After all why stock 50 copies of a game no one wants instead of offering a more popular selection that will actually make you money?
negative