Q: positive

A: Great location and everyone is super friendly. Jenilynn is an amazing masseuse so ask for her. I always look forward to seeing her each month and my neck and back feel like heaven when she is done.

Q: positive

A: What else can I say but WOW! Finishing salts isn't new to me - I'm a huge fan of finishing salts, I use them often at home. But Salts of the Earth - located in the 7th Street Public Market - take salts to a whole new level! My hubby and I were walking around the market, checking out all the vendors, when were stopped by a very nice gentleman, handing us popcorn with truffle salt. With one bite of that popcorn - I was hooked. I had to learn more about these delicious salts. They have so many different salts, it's hard to count, but I'm sure there is something to interest your taste buds! I picked up a packet of the "World's Hottest Salt" with the infamous ghost pepper (yikes!), a lemon salt, truffle salt, and "Millionaire's Salt." Can't wait to try them on all my dishes! The next time you're in the market - Salts of the Earth is a must!

Q: negative

A: I hope it is just growing pains. Only one server. Waited on refills for quite a long time. Sushi was good. BF ordered surf n turf... It was bland and not worth the money. I know it a sushi place but they should make the quality of food great throughout. We will not be returning to this location.

Q: negative

A:
Nothing here stands out and makes me want to go again. It wasn't that far out of what Red, White, and Blue had to offer. This place is NOT vegetarian friendly. The chef was nice enough to make our party specialty items (off menu) to satisfy. I ordered a flat iron steak. It wasn't bad, but this also isn't a steak house - it's like an upscale cafe....maybe. I did really like the beer selection! Although no beers are on tap, all bottled.