Q: In the puritan desert that this country is, where drinking is severely regulated, smoking is legally restricted, gambling is forbidden, and sex is taboo; Las Vegas is the oasis where you can drink, smoke, gamble and get screwed all at once. The price of this amazing sinful combo varies with the individual and it's inversely proportional to their self-control. Down the Las-Vegas-Strip river, flows an obscene amount of money. On the other hand (or is it the same one?) the world capital city of hedonism, offers the greatest menu for leisure and recreation that one can imagine. Good eating (although awful food is found way more often), SPAs and all kinds of entertainment are constantly happening here. Amusement keeps me going back there once in a blue moon; otherwise I don't like the place.

A: negative

Q: I came here with my family because this place was close to our house and I felt like we needed to explore a little for restaurants around our neighborhood. With a 4 star review I decided it was worth a try for my tastebuds. Looking at this area, in my opinion it's not exactly a good place for a restaurant. Located right next to the Bi-Lo and situated with conjoining restaurants it's iffy for a sit down restaurant. I'll start with the good, and then move to on to the bad. The good thing, price. Meals here are good in price. Ranging from $2 or so appetizers to $5 subs and $8 combos. So, that points towards an awesome choice for lunches. Inside is clean and orderly not much to it though, just tables chairs and pictures on the wall. The counter you look into is a see through to the back of the kitchen which I feel is bigger than what they need. The food wasn't too bad, even though I felt as if everything did come out of a can and the lettuce wasn't amazingly fresh. Now on to the bad. If you sit here to eat, I hope you have a phone or something on you because you will be bored. No entertainment and just tables is what awaits you. I felt as if I was at a Showmars, but less service and a smaller menu. Not to mention, when I did order off their menu it said that they offered cheese fries... But when I ordered it: "We don't have any cheese fries..." Well, that's interesting. Overall, it wasn't amazing. Great place for lunch, but I don't know about dinner. No alcohol provided and well for a wings and sub shop especially one that makes cheese steaks I think this is not really that good... The food is okay, and prices are too. Lunch, yes. Dinner, No.

A: negative

Q: I come here to shop. You know how Costco is. Super Big, small selection, but super cheap for buying in bulk. I come here to shop as a college student, you know buying freezer food and what is "not" healthy to eat. Hey, when I get a big boy job then I'll start buying healthy. However they do have a lot of greens and fruits to buy here and most of the time they're pretty fresh. First time coming here, take your time.. It will take a couple of times coming here to get to know the layout of where everything is at. That's how I was when I first started shopping, utterly lost and don't know where to begin. After a while, I'm in and out. Great discounts and the store is pretty clean. Parking could use more lights and better traffic flow, but I grew up on this side of Charlotte so I'm not so sketchy. I like this Costco more than the one on Tyvola because the customer service here seems a lot nicer than those down in South Charlotte.

A: positive

Q: How could a seafood restaurant this mediocre can event survive? The Sancerre 2010 would have been the saving grace if they actually made it (not).

A:
negative