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I guess I probably shouldn't have walked in here since it seems to be a place for children, but I was with several people who were freaking out on weed cookies, which are very similar to children. we waited in an eternally long line to be greeted by 4-8 teenage hostesses, all of which seemed to be deciding whether they wanted to kill each other or the customers in line. it must be a great place to work. i thought the five 90 lb girls were going to tear me to shreds before we even made it into the restaurant. 10 or 15 minutes after being seated we finally managed to grab our own menus and literally hunt down a waiter and make him take our orders. the food took forever, but it was busy so i can't complain about that. the food was not very good; imagine going to Applebees and paying twice as much. but I've saved the best for last. while I did like all the jungle decor, the sounds and actions going on every 2 to 5 minutes were frightening at best. right next to our table there was a dying gorilla, uttering what sounded like a wailing death rattle over and over while pounding himself on the chest. loud, fake rain noises, bird noises and things moving all over the place. I would have given this place one star, but seeing my stoned friends totally freak out every time the jungle came to life made the experience somewhat worthwhile.
negative