Q: This place was amazing! It's off the strip, but definitely worth a cab ride to. We ordered: -bowl of clam chowder -jumbo bacon wrapped shrimp - combo pan roast with rice For two people, this was wayyyy too much food. But everything was delicious! Our bill came out to under $50, which I have to say is good for a seafood meal. The wait was long, but worth it.

A: positive

Q: Convenience was the only factor when choosing to come here for past car washes and, most recently, an oil change. There's something overwhelming about the amount of people that swarm your car the minute you pull up and repeatedly try to sell you additional services without your solicitation. One of the employees asked for my phone number and I asked why he needed it. "In case we have to up-sell you or return your car," was his response. Reluctantly I gave it and sure enough I received a call while I was grocery shopping and waiting. The employee asked me if I wanted additional services after I already said no. I insisted "no" and he still persisted. Very frustrating. After the carwash, there was oil all over the inside of my car and I had to ask the employee to wipe the writing off my windshield which obstructed my view. I will drive the distance for a better place in the future. Convenience is no longer worth the compromised service.

A: negative

Q: Caffe Centro is a very nice Italian cafe on George Street. It is often packed on lunch time, which is no surprise since their food is pretty good. You can get anything from soups, sandwiches and salads to pastas and pizzas. Or if you are an early bird you can get a good breafast as well. However, I had my eyes set on some dessert as I had just had lunch elsewhere. I wanted to cry from delight as I scanned their dessert menu when I saw that banana split was on the menu. I love it, it's simple but delicious IF done correctly. N.B. there are some establishments in Edinburgh that include canned fruit in banana split which is just wrong, wrong, wrong... I am glad to confirm that Caffe Centro knows how to do a banana split properly. My bowl consisted of banana, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream and a drizzle of chocolate sauce (see picture). That's all that is needed. And it was amazing :) Next time I might try one of their other desserts as there was plenty of choice.

A: positive

Q: Got the $20 all you can eat sushi and figured I would eat $25 with and be done. But since we were in a big group (5), the food was taking a bit long. So they served us some free edemame, then after we got our food the chef made us another 4 rolls. Then gave us watermelon for dessert. Needless to say, they had to roll us out of there. Sushi was excellent too.

A:
positive