Q: positive

A: Totally diff from the Cantina in Scotts obviously no chips and salsa here. This is a great neighborhood bar I basically lived here thru football season's ages ago. If you hate Raider fan's I suggest steering clear of the times they play (if they still have the club there that is) Raider fan's are crazy and it is usually not so much fun after the games when they lose which is most of the time! They do have many many tvs their site says 24 total. They have a seperate area for betting on the dog races that was always huge with the older crowd. They use that canned shredded meat here in some meals which I think people immediately love it or hate it. I dont like it so much it's too salty and soggy but I never really liked meat anyway. I solved that problem and just eat sushi now, so who am I to say if the chicken is really good or not?!?! I am fine with some fried zucchini or those stuffed jalapeno things or even nachos minus the meat. I remember their wraps as being really good though! Don't confuse the bartender by asking for a foofoo mixed drink. You mill be lucky if they have some flavored vodka. Beer is king here and I seen a many people do Irish car bombs but hey you cant really get those wrong now, can you? Beer me please!

Q: positive

A: The sign doesn't just announce the business's name, it's a directive: you must Goto Pares! The food is great, simple, and affordable. They've got the sweet, savory, and exotic. No where else can you sample the type of "street" food common on the very streets and back alleys of the Philippines such as Fish Balls, Quek-Quek, Adidas, and Balut. They even stock Milo, buko juice, and kalamansi to quench the thirst. Worth checking out especially since they also serve full combo plates cheaper than many restaurants. Of course, the signature goto is a must-try.

Q: negative

A: Just another house turned into bar/art gallery in downtown. Who would have guessed that its the house with the neon OPEN sign? I thought it was palm reading place. Or an oriental massage parlor. I've been here a couple times and each time I'm headed there, I have to take a guess at which house it is. Signage and lighting would be helpful. As expected, small house, one bar, one bar tender, long line. I do have to say that their beer selection is awesome though. There were lots of stuff I've never tried before. I was there on Saturday night and it was pretty crowded, finding a place to stand was hard to do without feeling like you're in someone's way. I thought I could go outside but no booze outside! Ugh, its in downtown! Even the bums can have booze outside. I'll be sure to bring my own brown bag next time. Because they only have one person manning the bar and possibly the entire place, the tables had tons of empties that were waiting for pick up. I don't think I'll be visiting Lost Leaf again because I probably won't be able to find it next time.

Q: positive

A:
Never had bad service here. Never had a bad meal here. Baja burritos are the sh*t. Carne asada and carnitas are always cooked to order here.