Q: This place has won New Times awards. I have never really been a huge fan. The pizza is average... a bit greasy actually. When I was younger, I worked at a video store nearby and we would often get lunch or dinner from here... it was definitely a creator of gut rot. I don't think we were able to eat there once without our stomachs regretting it later. The people who work there range from being super nice and cool to downright sucking. I once had one of the girls who worked there start joking with me by making fun of me... it wasn't funny and when she noticed I wasn't appreciating the humor, she kept at it. I was pissed and had to go outside to wait for the pizza to be done. It's probably the closest pizza joint to where I live and I eat there almost never if that tells you anything. I think other locations are probably better. Streets does have a distinctive flavor going on and it's worth checking out sometime if you haven't. Just bring some Tums with you.

A: negative

Q: Service was awesome. I wanted to try all three sauces and the server even brought our a few fresh French fries to dip in them. I got the red devil sandwich which was super yummy but spicy. On a scale of 1-10 it was a hot damn! Glad I had the cole slaw to cool it down. Really fun sitting in the room with the huge shark tank. Going back for sure!

A: positive

Q: We stayed in a hotel around the corner from the restaurant and when staying in London I would often go to the Garfunkels off Trafalgar Square, so thought I would go there and enjoy an English, um Scottish, breakfast. We were sat quickly and I ordered the bottomless coffee and a typical breakfast of eggs, sausage, bacon, etc. The coffee came after 5 minutes but waited about a half hour for the food altough the place was far from crowded, it was morning and everybody was pretty much ordering the same breakfast, so I didn't expect to have to wait so long. I finished my first of the bottomless cups of coffee in about 10 minutes. Unlike in the USA where the waitresses come by with a pot of coffee and say, "can I warm that up for you," these Polish waitresses were nowhere in sight. I had to go and grab one to get another cuppa joe! I did in fact see the bottom of my cup, so the bottomless thing is a flat out lie! I hate when they lie about coffee!! The food came... eventually. It was ok but nothing to write a postcard home about. So dear readers and travelers to far away exotic places like Garfunkels around the world; if you are close to a Garfunkels and it is the only place open, do grab some greasy breakfast but insist that they stand by to recharge your coffee cup as often as you deem necessary.

A: negative

Q: Pros: #1. Great place to drink anytime of the week or weekend. Sundays can be a little hectic, but if you are into that sort of thing, this place is perfect. #2. Fairly decent food. Nothing mind blowing, but it is always consistent. #3. Live entertainment (DJs and Bands throughout the week). #4. Great atmosphere. Nice outside fire place and Italian lawn bowling. Cons #1. Parking is a pain. Don't drink too much or crossing the street over the checks cashed parking lot can be dangerous. #2. Drinks are usually weak and somewhat over priced. #3. The Arcadia crowd can be a little much. You know old guys with young girls or cougars with young men. Once again, if that is your thing you will love this place. Overall The Vig is a pretty decent spot and I recommend everyone I know to try it at least once.

A:
positive