I rarely give a 1 star rating for a food establishment, but Tony Roma's begged for this review. The hostess was great. That's where the compliments stop. We were greeted by a very nice server. We took our time perusing the menu since we don't eat meat. For vegetarians or pescatarians, they don't have an extensive list of offerings. We settled on ordering from their 3-2-1 for $25 (1 appetizer, 2 entrees, and 2 desserts). We had the Full Onion for an appetizer. I thought it was a greasy mess. I thought it was weird that it came with BBQ sauce for dipping, but it was good. I ordered the Shrimp Scampi pasta and my partner ordered their Burger without the meat. The Scampi dish was kinda weird because normally it doesn't come with tomatoes. It came with tons of diced tomatoes! I was fairly surprised. Since my partner ordered a meatless burger, it was somewhat lackluster. Then came the dreadful dessert. I ordered the Red Velvet and my partner ordered the Key Lime Pie. When we got our desserts, we both were very disappointed. I was appalled with their presentation with the Red Velvet cake. The frosting looked like it was just dropped on the top and it was messy. My partners Key Lime Pie was very sad also. The pie filling was more of a custard. It was weird to see the filling so runny. If the food wasn't enough, the service was just bad. She was sweet but her timing with the foods needs a lot of work. When we finally ordered the 3 course meal up front, it took 15 minutes for the appetizer to come. After we were done with that, it took an additional 20 minutes for the entrees to arrive. She actually asked us what we wanted for dessert when we already told her what we wanted over 30 minutes ago! After she remembered what we ordered, it took 10 minutes to get there. When we finished, she was taking her sweet time to punch in our check and we waited about 10-15 minutes after we finished dessert. I was ready to leave a penny but my partner said she was ok so we gave the customary 20% gratuity. As I have said before, eating out needs two components to be a good experience: great service and good food. This dinner lacked both. I should've insisted we just went home to eat frozen dinners. It would have been a better experience.

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Great neighborhood shop for a handful of Italian items that you aren't going to find at your local grocery store. I stopped in to pick up an ingredient I couldn't pronounce (I showed a picture from my smartphone) and was quickly directed to it!

positive

It's Elton John. What more is there to say? The songs are legendary and when you're as in love with the music as I am it's just such an emotional show. How can one person house so much pure talent? It's magical. I loved every minute, every song. Whenever I'm lucky enough to see Elton John it's truly a memorable experience.

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As a child I visited the original WNW many times, lots of fun memories but also recall that it was gross often finding unwanted items in the waters. I have 12, 8 and 5 y/o children who all love swimming but hate waiting in lines so the After School All Stars charity event last weekend seemed perfect chance to check out the new version at a discount and for a good cause. End result- so fun purchased season passes for the whole family! It was perfect active entertainment for all my kids and the grown ups too. Reentry is allowed making it easier to offset unfortunately high costs of parking, lockers, and food. The kids area was fun for my 2 younger ones when they needed a stairs break and my oldest hit the wave pool. We're looking forward to trying the couple rides that weren't open when we return. There was some issues when first purchasing the passes but they worked with me until resolved.
positive