Q: The previous reviews kind of scared us but we really enjoyed this restaurant. The food was great - my husband and I shared two dinners - rack of ribs and the sausage combo platter. Sides were fries, mac and cheese (recommended by server), cinnamon apples, and cheesy grits. Mac and cheese needed seasoning,but after I tried the ribs and sausage I didn't mind - they were so delicious and full of flavor that the mac anc cheese was kind of the calm in the storm. I had a Louisville Swigger (peach puree with house made bourbon) and it was OUT OF THIS WORLD. My husband had a couple of the 40+ beers on tap. No complaints in the drink department! Our service was a little hit or miss (slow drinks, could be bar's fault) ... we didn't get side plates for our appetizer or a plate/bucket/bowl for our ribs, but we made do. There are bigger problems in life. Ask for a window seat if you go. We had so much fun people watching in this eclectic college town. The best part of the night was watching college students paying certain individuals to buy them booze at the liquor shop next door to the restaurant and then picking up their booze in the alley next to the restaurant. We were very entertained! Overall this is a nice restaurant - great food at a really decent price.

A: positive

Q: I was so disappointed. I don't eat red meat much anymore so I was looking forward to this double double burger but the meat was do small and thin, I thought I was eating a grilled cheese sandwich. Two thumbs down for In-N-Out. Sorry!

A: negative

Q: My husband practically runs to get here. The bread basket is free and filled with jalapeno poppers, blue corn muffin, chocolate chip scone, and chocolate bites...each time just a little different, depending on the time of year - last time a to-die-for cranberry bar! We started with Pear cactus iced tea ($4.00), and coffee ($4.00) brought promptly out. Always love that. I had the seasonal soup, a bit pricey at $13.00 but oh so tasty - this time it was sweet potato with a touch of peanuts on the side. Then Sophie's chopped salad - romaine (not my favorite kind of lettuce - I prefer kale), black olives, a few bites of cheese, and tomatoes ($13.00). My husband had the Chiliquiles ($16) eggs, tortilla, jalapeno and cheese. Spicy but not not enough to make you sweat. They will bring you more bread, of any kind if you ask ...don't files up because his food is so tasty...I never make it to dessert! Next time!!!

A: positive

Q: My time here was short and my order was small but I was very impressed with the whole experience! Service is EXTREMELY friendly, with everyone greeting you, asking how you are, if you need anything and just plain being nice. I love that! Plus, the "to go" is represented well with fast and prompt delivery of the goods... the food I mean! I was craving a chicken salad sandwich and surprise, it was on the menu as a raspberry almond chicken salad served on a croissant. Done! The salad part was very tasty, with enough mayo to satisfy my saucy needs, but not too little to make it dry. The croissant was so moist and buttery. It wasn't firm by any means, so the sandwich kinda fell apart. It didn't matter tome though because it was VERY good! I loved the help yourself iced tea as well. They had two different kinds, a sweetened peach and regular unsweetened tea. The peach was incredibly sweet so I mixed the two and it was just perfect. I can't wait to go back and order up more items on their menu and also stop by Bistro Soul that's connected to this one. And try this wonderful $10 brunch buffet I've heard so much about!

A:
positive