Q: positive

A: I have just recently started loving beer. It took me a while to gain an appreciation for it, but now that I have I have been looking for places that can offer a unique beer drinking experience. I have to say that this place definitely gives you that. It's a real bar with lots of beers to choose from both well known brands, and more obscure ones. Very friendly place and everyone is more than willing to offer suggestions as to which beers to try. Plus plenty of deal nights and specials to keep you from going broke. There are also lots of fun gimmicky deal and theme nights which just makes for a fun time if you want to participate.

Q: negative

A: This is a cute little place, but nothing to rave about. The cupcakes were rather un-inspired and .. well .. "ok". Ironically, the best cupcake we had (and we tried 3) was the Vegan cupcake. It was moist, and rather good. It was more of a devil's food type.

Q: positive

A: I live in the birthplace of In-N-Out, so trying out other, regional burger places often leaves me sad. But Cook Out is the real deal. Their burgers taste like..... beef. And the fries taste like ....spuds. That shouldn't be a revelation but it was wonderful to enjoy a simple meal done right. And the chocolate, walnut shake made for a delicious, unexpected surprise. I'm comin' back Cook Out. I gotta try a burger Cheddar style. 2013 #160 / 365

Q: positive

A:
I was a bit jet-lagged and wondering around Downtown Fremont when I felt the pangs of hunger hit my stomach. I grabbed my phone and used my mobile Yelp app to take a look at my options. That is how I found this nifty little gem. I sat at the table and before looking at the menu I was looking through yelp reviews (I know, it's a problem). It seems pancakes were the popular choice, but I didn't want to be swayed by my fellow yelpers. My friend and I decided to split a short order of pancakes and a chicken fried steak and eggs. Service was excellent, everyone was friendly, and the food came out fast. The Chicken Fried Steak wasn't bad, but I've definitely had better. Nothing particularly special about it, the gravy, the eggs, or homefries. I may be a bit biased since I've already found the best Chicken Fried Steak this side of the world (in Fountain Valley, CA no less). A bit pricey for what you get, IMO. The pancakes, on the other hand, were out of this world! They were lightly crispy, or glazed? Yet they remained fluffy and buttery in the middle. They never broke apart or crumpled, nor were they chewy. The most perfect pancakes! They were heavenly. I might consider trying their other items on the menu (maybe in time for their midnight- 7 am specials), and I will definitely come back for pancakes! I have dreams about them now. Damn you, Vegas.