Q: I have eaten here twice. The food is INCREDIBLE. Full of flavor, nicely presented, and decent portions. The bread basket is awesome. The mojitos are the best I have ever had. I wish they would keep the manchego and grilled eggplant chile relleno on the menu permanently. A great experience and highly recommended.

A: positive

Q: This place is just an overpriced resale store. Saw alot of cool looking items but after close inspection found they were made of mdf and made in China. Also saw furniture from Target and Ross/Marshalls......also made in China and mdf that were priced higher than the actual sale prices than in the stores that originally sold them. What a crock! I'm done paying premium price for junk........I ended up going to Lynns world of consignment where they have much more realistic prices and better quality including some nice antiques. Or just Craigslist!

A: negative

Q: Decided to go here again, cuz humans believe in second chances. This time we went around 2pm, and we sat in a booth instead of the wicker chairs. It was much more comfortable and cozy. At that time of the day we were the only customers, so the problematic acoustics reverberating the sound of one thousand voices was absent. I had the butternut squash pie, that came with a side salad and a pita with dill dipping sauce. It was delish. My dining companion on this day was the minor, who decided to have a cheeseburger. Said cheeseburger got a thumbs up. Now I shall delight you all with what we had next. We decided to be really bad and share a slice of the Golden Harvest Carrot Cake. When I took the very first bite I immediately noticed that time seemed to slow down. My faced warmed and my eyes watered up with tears of extreme joy, all the world looked liked I was viewing it through a slow drip of molasses. I couldn't really say much, but I definitely let out some moans that very well could have been misconstrued by the staff. When I came to, I was mashing my my fork against an empty plate, as was the minor. I also noticed some crumbs laying around the plate on the table, to which I suddenly said with great urgency "get the crumbs! Get the crumbs!" So minor and I threw caution to the wind and vacuumed up the remaining crumbs of carrot cake off the table like dirty little monkeys. After that we sat there and giggled and marveled at the awesomeness of the carrot cake. We would've smoked cigarettes but they don't allow smoking inside.

A: positive

Q: It's not quite the old-fashioned BBQ shack that its decor indicates its trying to be, but the BBQ is still tasty and the service is top-notch. Ate here (Steele Creek location) with a large group for lunch on a Saturday. There was plenty of seating available and our waiter wrangled our large group very well. I had the Carolina-style pulled pork, which was perhaps the most important test of the day (other than the sweet tea, see below). I must say the BBQ was quite good: tender, not too wet/not too dry, and great flavor. The portion I got was pretty healthy, too. The sides were a little underwhelming, mostly because of portion size but also they just seemed to have been thrown together. My collards were cooked well but weren't spectacular and the onion rings seemed like they came from Sysco. A word about the sweet tea. I am cutting down on my refined sugars these days, so I can't really down the sweet tea like I used to. That said, I still order it when I get BBQ because the flavors pair so well. I just have to take a few small sips instead of gulping it down. With that disclaimer, I can say that the Jim N' Nick's sweet tea is about average. I've had better, and I've definitely had worse. It does the job. It's great to have Jim N' Nick's in the Charlotte where there's a surprising dearth of good BBQ.

A:
positive