Q: negative

A: This place sucks. It reflects the ghetto area surrounding it. The cashiers are loud and annoying and don't have a trace of customer service etiquette And I'm pretty sure some of them actually bring their kids to work with them...expecting customers to babysit them. There is almost always some weird, drunken derelict sitting near the restrooms. And the teenagers that hang around are always talking trash about other people they know.

Q: positive

A: Great service! If you are a fan of VERY low-key Mexican food, this should hit the spot. Greasy spoon Mexican restaurant at the intersection of South Blvd and Tyvola Rd, it is a bit difficult to get in and out of the parking lot. I have never been there when it is crowded for lunch. I can usually get in, eat and pay within 20 minutes. Seriously, they are that fast, which is good if you are on a time crunch. I've tried mostly vegetarian dishes and they are all tasty and just what you want from a small Mexican lunch place. Cheesy, no skimping on the beans and fresh cut avocado for a very small charge by request.

Q: negative

A: I don't know what's worse, the drinks or the fat girls serving it. Maybe both. #NotBlessed #DaddyIssues

Q: positive

A:
I've seen this restaurant all over the country but never went because I thought it was pricey for what you get. Fortunately, Deal Chicken offered a $100 4-course meal and a bottle of wine for 4 people. Definitely worth the experience for that price. First of all the building and all the neighboring stores are dark at night. Not a very inviting complex if you've never been to the area. However, the interior is decorated and set up very nicely, typical of a traditional steakhouse. Be sure to ask for table with dual tops if you want to try different fondues. Kind of silly to force 4 people to agree on one item imo. Since we sat at a double stove, we got two cheese fondues, everyone had a house or ceased salad, then we get two entree hot pots (mojo and regular), then two desserts (we had yin/yang and bananas foster). Overall the food quality was very good with a few misses. Bread pieces were cold and stale. Cake/cheesecake were dry. The house wine was pretty awful for this caliber restaurant, but I guess it never claims to be a wine place. I didn't have problems with the filet as some others said. I was actually surprised by how tender the meat was. Other endless entrees were chicken, teriyaki steak, shrimp, and a vegetable ravioli. You get to request as many refills of the entree items as you want. Sauces were great and changed up each bite. It's a fun and interactive meal. We spent 3 hours total, which I wasn't expecting so don't be in a hurry afterwards. Service started good but then she disappeared somewhere after the 2nd course. Overall: I wouldn't come back at regular prices. Maybe just for dessert if you want a romantic date. Or simply have someone else pay. =)