Q: We like the name but this is the first time I persuaded my wife to check it out. We sat outside on a pleasant morning. We an an excellent server. We started with a bacon bloody mary: better than it sounds. I had the oink omelette though the dog is getting a big part of it. My wife had a blt which was mostly bacon. We missed bacon covered pastry and the bacon flight which is 8 pieces of bacon, one of each kind sold. The only problem was that my plate apparently waited for the omelette as toast and hash browns were barely warm. All the food tasted good.

A: positive

Q: This place deserves zero stars. I don't know how many times I have called in advance to make appointments and they ALWAYS fail to take appointments on time! Today is the worst! Made an appointment at 10am as the manager told me they open at 930pm, but NO ONE has opened their store yet! I am never coming here again! Not worth my time and money!

A: negative

Q: The wife and I checked in for a 18-Feb thru 20-Feb stay. Our stay coincided with the implementation of a new check-in system so the counter folk were struggling to learn it and their efficiency was WAY off... The check-in line was HORRID!! We stood over and hour in a line 80 people deep... The counter folk maintained a pleasant composure in spite of all the line weary, unhappy people that they were dealing with on the 18th and 19th of Feb. The customer service counter across the lobby from check-in was a joke. Trying to get ANY help there was hit or miss... 2 of the 3 times that i went down for assistance, no-one was even there.... And the prices/food quality at their coffee shop!! WHEW!! Whata RIP!!! Overall, not a bad place to stay though for the price. The $22/day "resort fee" tacked onto the normal room rate is a joke though. It's bad enough to have to pay separately for amenity's like internet or health club on a as-needed basis, but their "Resort Fee" is mandatory. You pay for these services whether you use them or not... So... An OK hotel, but we'll stay at one of the nicer/newer ones next time...

A: negative

Q: Ah McKibbin's.. Come for the wood panneling and ironic ye-ole-irish signeage, stay for the gazillion intimate little alcoves, 90s alterna-rock music and decently-priced booze. As a vegan, my options are limited. They'd be even more limited if I had the vegan ethics to pass up on the fries or potato-leak soup or vegie burger, all of which probably wouldn't cut vegan standards if I asked about ingredient and cooking specifics. But ya know, it's McKibbin's. And I keep going back. The food isn't terrific by any means, but screw it there's ambiance at McKibbin's. And that counts for a lot. Last time I went there was before a Hab's game. I was with my dad and little brother and I ordered a shot and a beer and my little brother did likewise and my dad disapproved and just ordered orange juice or some such. It was awesome. Or the times I've met Jason there after work and it's so close and convenient it takes you five minutes from job to drink. Oh - and pretty much at every point when I've felt depressy, I've gone there to drink booze with a friend in a back booth. And then we order fries. And the the Gin Blossoms come on the stereo system and we're all like "Hey, Jealousy... hey jealousy.." And then somehow, it's better. That's why McKibbin's gets 4 stars.

A:
positive