Q: The employees at this place will treat you like crap. Except if you're black. Then they will treat you like a criminal. Stay away.

A: negative

Q: I've been here a few times and the food has been wonderful. I've only gotten the deep-fried cod with fries, but it's always delicious with tasty tartar and coleslaw on the side. Only thing keeping me from making this a five-star review is that it's served a little cold - could be hotter from the get-go.

A: positive

Q: What a Total waste of time !! The Last time I went to this Gameworks was about 2 years ago, and now I refuse to go back. I purchased my "All Day Pass" from the Tix2Nite booth in downtown for $17.50 plus a $4 service fee. I didn't mind this, as I was planning togo in and out during the day and to play a lot of the new games that where there since the last I was there. When I walked in, the first thing I noticed was how many games were taken out since the last time I was there. They ripped out a whole block of games, and installed some sort of crappy "virtual bowling". They also took out some other ones to but a buffet area for special events. No problem I thought, and proceeded to exchange my voucher. After exchanging my ticket, the first arcade I wanted to play was the House of the Dead 4. After waiting a while, I asked the cashier where the operator was. She told me that he was on break, and to check back in a half hour. When I came back it was the same BS story. This was true for all the operator assisted games. Even the regular games had problems with them, as 17 were broken at the time. When I asked the manager what was going on, he told me that Gameworks had to cut hours. I felt ripped off !!! Do yourself a favor and stay far and away from this poorly run arcade. On the plus side, I found a kick ass pinball museum in Las Vegas. There must of been over 100 games that went from the 1930's on up. The owner is very nice, and he is also the one the service's the machine too. Their site is (http://www.pinballmuseum.org)

A: negative

Q: I recently had a dealsaver for $10 for $20 worth of pizza. On 7/7 I called to inquire about specials. She named a list of several and I took her up on one. Upon ordering I informed them that I have a dealsaver and the female informed me that I couldn't order any specials as I cant combine coupons. The dealsaver isn't technically a coupon nor is the specials--they are specials vs coupons. The female then placed the same order and the total jumped $17 from $30 to $47. It was evident that I was missing out on $17 worth of specials for a $10 savings. I explained to the female that again I wasn't combining coupons and she reluctantly agreed bringing my total again down $17. Upon showing up at my door, the receipt which had already been charged, was again back up $17. I called and asked to speak to the manager and explained to him that I wasn't combining coupons, simply taking them up on their specials--not to mention a dealsaver shouldn't constitute a coupon. The manager was extremely rude, not in the least understanding, and didn't have any objection to me sending the pizza back. I reluctantly did so despite having several unhappy and hungry people awaiting the pizza. I politely said prior to sending the pizza back that I had cleared up the issue prior to placing the order but again the manager was not understanding. All this aside the pizza is not very good and wouldn't dream of ordering without a dealsaver.

A:
negative