Q: negative

A: This place is terrible. When u order the Moscow mule they make u turn ur drivers license in. They lost my drivers license and the manager basically told me sorry and kicked me out. Yes. He actually told me to leave. So i got the police involved who actually were very friendly and helpful. I guess One of the bartenders gave another guy my Id who looks nothing like me. The manager was a total d-bag and has the worst customer service skills possible. Not just will I never step foot in that dump again but I hope it closes down in the near future. If I could leave negative stars I would.

Q: negative

A: I contacted this painting company a month ago, I left a message and he never called. I called again thinking he missed the call and this time he called me back to ask questions about the job. Then told he would call me back. Then two weeks later he calls back then tells me he needs to get he faux guy to be able to bid the job and asked which day the following week would I like to meet with him. I said Monday or Wednesday and he never called again. what a waste of my time and his if you don't want the job you should just tell your customers and not string them around its very unprofessional.

Q: positive

A: Vittoria is a very reliable Italian on George IV Bridge. We've visited on numerous occasions. Overall, we said: "we enjoyed Vittoria. It served us good dishes, in a lively environment, to a good standard. Next time you feel the need for Italian, particularly if you're in a medium sized group, head to Vittoria. They will serve your needs, very nicely."

Q: negative

A:
This course is fine to play, however we have experienced two issues that need mentioning. First, one of our foursome recently had his first ever hole in one here at Silverado. After the round, we mentioned the feat in the pro shop - and you could have heard a pin drop. No fanfare whatsoever. Other courses generally offer to take the information down for publicity purposes - or at least offer hearty congrats - but not here. Second, I recently attempted to make a reservation using a 2-rounds-of-golf certificate I had won at a local golf tournament. The head pro answered my call to the course, and advised me that the course was closed for two weeks for overseeding. My certificate expired in one week, so I asked if he could honor it right after the course reopened. You guessed the answer . . . . . . ."No." So it will be a long thime before my shadow again graces this particular course.