Q: negative

A: I wasn't sure what to expect when I came here, but I was surprised to find it was spaghetti with some sort of gravy for sauce and fried chicken as a side. Didn't really set well with my stomach as far as taste, and the price was a bit high for what you get.

Q: negative

A: This is the worst McDonald's I've ever been to and it's surprising how bad it is. Their sweet tea taste like sewer water and it's not even sweet. I can't even finish the drink! Had to toss it. Their fries are not salty whatsoever and it's so dry. Never again.

Q: negative

A: Driven by this restaurant and figured I had to give it a try...and was absolutely disappointed. The owners have done a great job of decorating the interior, and the touches are modern (cucumber slices in the water, service bar, etc)...but for good authentic Thai food, this is not the place. The service staff was two Asian ladies that were very friendly...but with the open kitchen in the back, I could clearly see that the cooks were two Mexican guys. Mexican guys making "authentic" Thai food? Hoping for the best, I ordered the Basil Chicken with vegetables (along with Pad Thai, this is probably the most basic, common Thai dish). However, this was disappointing, as the food lacked Thai flavor, the chicken was overcooked, and instead of having good Asian flavor...was simply spicy. Very disappointed. The Pad See-iew was ok, but acceptable at best. Prices are generally $12-18 for dinner menu, so not the cheapest of Thai restaurants. Lunch specials were $8 or so. Looking at the menu, definitely an interesting menu of salads and soups that sounds good...so if you're someone that thinks Pei Wei is authentic Asian food, this is your spot. Good service, cute decor, great spot for a work lunch. But if you're about the authenticity and quality of the food, try the nearby Thai Lahna or La's Thai.

Q: negative

A:
I've written before about how I prefer Wal-Mart over Target. I can't believe how often this is true. The other day we were in there and had to return something, and it took what seemed like forever to accomplish this simple task. Now don't get me wrong - the Wal-Mart return process can take a while. And now you have to get the little bar code as you go through the main entrance. The line can be long. But they often have two or even three workers at the desk (depending on the location). At this store - one of the larger ones in the area - there were at least five people in line, and there was one person working the desk. She was very nice, but the line moved s-l-o-w. Eventually we made it up to the front of the line, and returned our merchandise and moved on. But it was a whole lot more difficult than at Wal-Mart, underscoring the reason why I shop there instead (usually).