How dare they put rye seeds on an everything bagel? I'm not happy about dealing with that party foul at all or the rude, inefficient service. Plus, even though they are boiled here, these are not good bagels at all, even if the rye seeds were not present. Other issue is the bagel bins are far away from customers eyes - what are hiding - put the bins up front like every true NY bagel shop. Hey, if your gonna call yourself a NY bagel place (yes I am from NY) then I want the whole experience. Charging $11 for a turkey sandwich is a bit much too and this is an unfriendly, cold location with no charm. There was a very hairy bird outside though looking for crumbs and on this day that bird got lucky. Onto the next place.
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Either I'm growing up or the games aren't what they use to be. I believe the latter as I really haven't grown up that much. For one, most of the video games have been replaced by small mechanical rides. The rides seem really lame, but my daughter has a compulsive need to try each one. Most of the non-ride token consuming devices spit out limited amounts of tickets unless faced with an extreme display of skill or the slightest bit of luck. Many of the ticket games are kiss your token good-bye in two seconds or less and see what happens. Otherwise, there were some mediocre racing games. I conducted a thorough search of the premises. The ball pit has shrunk, but with an increase in the second floor tunnel system. The decor now includes Chuck E Cheese parities of TV shows and movies like The C Files, Chuckfeld, and Chuck Trek that are amusing. My daughter loves the blue screen where her image appears on some screens in the dining area in front of whatever is playing. As with most times we come, we came for a birthday. The Chuck E Cheese balloon that greets you at the table is really cool. It's fun to watch the little ones try and grasp tickets in the wind tube, a must see. And the pizza is pizza. The caffeinated apple soda was interesting. After realizing there was no coke, I had root beer. All in all, the location is small and needs better video games, but is fun for the kids. Too bad they don't Yelp.
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I have been to several Rock Bottoms including Denver, CO and this one was less than impressive. I'm new to Charlotte so I've been waiting to try this Rock Bottom out. Went on a Sunday afternoon around 5pm. I took my young son with me so it was just dinner no alcohol. The restaurant wasn't very busy so we got seated right away. Our server (which I didn't get his name) appeared about 5 minutes after we got seated, got our drinks and then we ordered. We didn't see him again until after our food was brought to us. We only saw him twice after he checked to see if we had our food, and one of those two times was to hand us the check. The food was so-so. My son had a hamburger which was delicious - my chicken bruschetta was fair but cold and the broccoli had no butter, seasoning, nothing. It was over priced for what the meal consisted of. I gave two stars because I was disappointed mainly with the service more so than the food. I've never had bad service or a bad meal at the Rock Bottoms I've been to in the past so was expecting the same high standards that I'm used to. Might try again, but it will be a while.
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Hey Shannon, Lush actually originated on the south coast of England. But you're right on the most important thing -- Lush is amazing! I only wish there were a store closer to me. On the other hand, if there were I'd need a second job just to keep up with my bath products obsession :) It seems there are a lot of natural, handmade beauty products these days. But Lush still is unique. I love the solid shampoo bars (Seanick is top) and the Fresh Farmacy cleansing bar with tea tree, chamomile, and rose is my daughter's favorite.
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