Q: Chino is one of those places that does not have amazing mexican or asian food but they have manged to make the fusion of the two work. The jade red chicken and jerk chicken are two of my favorites and the chili rellano is serviceable. I think i will stay away though because about an hour after eating my wife got really sick, not blaming the food but i would rather not take any chances.

A: negative

Q: This wee run-down cottage in Royal Terrace Gardens has been transformed into a rustic cosy little restaurant. They do a set menu of five courses for 25 and you can see the chefs at work in the centre of the dining area. If you like elegant private dining you probably won't like this place as the tables are long slabs of reclaimed timber and you sit next to the other diners. It does make for a really good sociable atmosphere. A somewhat different and relaxing dining experience. There's none of the bother of choosing what to eat, the five courses just get served up to you and there's no rush, plenty of time for conversation. You can ask ahead if you have any dietary requirements. The set menu is constantly changing, the night I went there was tender pieces of pork, a delicious bitter vegetable soup, fish, dessert, cheese... all the courses were excellent and thankfully none were too large so there was always room for the next one. Very much worth the money, though to make sure you get the best value check what is on the menu as it changes very fast and then pick a selection that really suits you.

A: positive

Q: Jamie's is fantastic! Pretty fast, locally owned, and really cheap. Their calzones are huge and delicious, and the same goes for their pizzas! They've messed up my order once or twice, but they're really nice about fixing it and giving me the messed-up order for free. Highly recommend it!

A: positive

Q: Terrible. What a let down. I have experienced F1 Race Factory several times and Speedstreet is definitely not as nice as F1. Not even close. I bought 3 Speedstreet races through LivingSocial. I bought the deal because I enjoy gokarting and the location was closer to my friend's house, who lives all the way up in SunCity/Peoria, but it's a farther drive for me than F1. First, Speedstreet would only let me use one race voucher that day. Sigh, now I have to make 2 other special trips to use the other vouchers. Second, the karts are in terrible condition; chunks of plastic missing, unresponsive pedals, and torn-up/ripped safety belts. The track itself is fairly nice but I couldn't enjoy it due to the unresponsive acceleration; I kept having to mash the accelerator in just the right place to get the vehicle to move. Third, the helmets are not stored in any size order and they're not labeled so I had to try on 3 different helmets before I found one that sort-of fit. Clearly, safety is not a concern for Speedstreet. Also, another difference is that Speedstreet do not keep their karts running/warmed up, so it takes a few pulls to get them going. F1 gets enough business and wants their customers to get-n-go asap so they keep the karts running. Speedstreet took 2min past the start-time to get my kart going. Ugh. I would never go again and would not recommend it.

A:
negative