Q: positive

A: I would have given Tamari a 5 but there were some flaws that hinder me from doing so. The Good: The food here was amazing and I cannot rave enough about it. My friends and I split a number of tapas and sushi items but the TNT roll was a standout. The wine list was reasonably priced and had a wide enough selection that everyone at the table could find a bottle that we could all enjoy. The dessert list sounded amazing but we did not get anything. The Bad: We had made a reservation but we arrived a tad bit early. It was so packed that we couldn't sit at the bar so we were awkwardly standing by the wall and it felt as if we were in everyones way. I had requested a Lycee Mojito and was excited about it however to my disappointment the bartender did not make a Lycee Mojito and we waited a great deal for our 4 drinks (the others: one was a beer, one was a simple bourbon pour, a sangria which was premade). Overall, an amazing place and worth the price.

Q: positive

A: Nice hall. Great acoustics. Well kept and new looking. Seats are a bit narrow though. If you are sitting next to someone who is using the armrest then you have to tuck your arms in close. That aside, a nice place to go for a performance.

Q: positive

A: I was very sad to learn that there was no mac and cheese bar at lunch... however, this place gets 4 stars for: 1. Damn good Korean BBQ!!!! 2. Really really good desserts 3. Beautiful presentation 4. Unique dishes for a Vegas Buffet But I think I'd prefer coming for dinner next time. The dishes seem more impressive in way that would be worth the 5 or whatever more dollars you pay.

Q: positive

A:
Waverley is a standard station. I was once at a conference where a fellow West coaster said the best thing about Edinburgh was the train to Glasgow which leaves from Waverley. It raised a bit of a laugh but Waverley is a-ok. Trains go from here to all over the place. Remember peeps, it is the UK and you'll not get the same slick service as the Continent but for accessing Scotland and the rest of the UK, it does the job. It's pretty cold as it's fairly open and a bit dark. There is a fair bit of work getting done and between the scaffolding and bits being closed off, it can be a bit confusing as to what exit to use if you come in on one of the far end platforms. When you do get to the exit, taxi's are plentiful and waiting to whisk you wherever you want to go... It does have good facilities though. Costa, M&S Food, Boots, a baguette place, BK, WH Smiths, currency exchange, cash points and the like. If I'm travelling, I allow myself extra time to grab some supplies for the train - sometimes even for my following day at work as some of the English stations I have to use have no facilities and I'm left mourning the M&S at Waverley...