input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: A new chain to South Carolina that I spotted when I went to a nearby restaurant, after I saw Jeff S's review that they have yummy reubens, I had to try it out. On a Friday at 11:30, the place was already hoppin'. If you are coming down 77 S to get here via the Carowinds exit, get in the center lane and go through the light and you'll be at Culver's front door. The parking lot was pretty much full, but I found parking at the back and once inside they keep everyone moving and there is a ton of seating - high tops, tables, booths (both small and large) and a few tables and chairs outside. Their drive thru was also very busy. The menu is LARGE, but very easy to read and figure out. (I checked it out online before I went, so I already knew what I was getting). Place your order at the counter, get a plastic stand-up number thing for your table. Head around the corner to get your drink, napkins and straws and head to your table and wait for your food to be delivered. The food: Reuben: Jeff S. was right, it was delicious. The corned beef was tender and not stringy. I wish the bread had been grilled a smidge longer, but it was good. I also wish I had eaten that first - I hadn't had a reuben for a good while and I forgot that the longer they sit, the soggier they get. Still, a delicious sandwich. Side salad: Typical bag salad mix with a few juicy cherry tomatoes and a thick slice of cucumber. Salad was crisp and fresh, no brown or wilted items in it. Served with Culver's ranch dressing, which tasted like ranch dressing, nothing wow'y. Served with heavy duty plastic utensils so you can actually cut and stab the salad. (thank you!) Cheese curds: Piping hot with a thickish crust over melted cheese. Fried and cheese are my two of favorite food groups, so of course I inhaled these. I thought they were well-flavored and yummy. Drink: Culver's Root Beer - YUM! Dessert: Vanilla Concrete Mixer with Oreo. What is a concrete mixer, you ask? It's another delicious version of a DQ Blizzard. Creaminess with Oreos. YUM! The grand total was $16 - which is kinda of high, but I had a boatload of food, including the small Concrete Mixer, which was $3.80 w/ tax. Everything seemed to be freshly prepared, was well flavored and promptly delivered. The entire staff was so incredibly friendly! Varying in ages from teenagers (none of which rolled their eyes or gave a 'tude) to seniors, which I think is fantastic (the older folks of course being the MOST friendly, but everyone was very nice and seemed genuinely happy to help). I will definitely return.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Love this place for Chiefs games. We wander over to this side of town for just about all of them. The bartenders are awesome and remember who you are and what you drink after your first time there. The owners and staff from their other bars are often here too and are nice as can be. They don't really serve food, but there will often be some random potluck servings or pizza ordered in for the football games. And they don't mind a bit if you bring in your McD's from across the parking lot. The token minus one star is primarily for how overtly smoky the place is. It is your typical corner dive bar though, so it's not too surprising. Just plan to change clothes after a few hours there.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Rose.Rabbit.Lie was a delightfully awesome show. Created by the same producers as Absinthe they calmed down the crazily offensive humour and ripping on the audience that was the main course of Absinthe and made it what it should be all about themselves. They still involve the audience a little but its much much calmer. The room is also much more comfortable, its inside and you don't spend half the night staring up into the spotlights. The acts/performances were great. They mixed in some funny jokes and misdirection to pull your attention away from the stage between sets. I thought it was well done. The start of the show was out in the bar area and it was a crazy confusing and well done performance from a Janelle Mona dopleganger. The lady could sing and I missed about 8 minutes of the fiasco going on around me as I tried to determine if she was an impersonator or the actual celebrity. If you are interested by all means go and pay for VIP seats. For the extra money you get a box of popcorn for one set!