Q: Very nice restaurant. Went for a quick business day lunch. Server was attentive and informative. A lot of options for lunch, at varying price points. The interior reminds me of 131 Main, not too far away. I had the crab cakes lunch. Crab cakes were excellent - good chunks of crab meat, cooked perfectly. They were a little on the small side, but it was adequate for lunch. The Napa slaw was very good, but there was a huge portion of that on the plate. I opted to upgrade my side to the skillet mac & cheese. This was very tasty, but the up-charge was $4, which I thought was a little steep for that (the fries that come with the lunch are listed at $3.95 as a side item, the mac & cheese was $5.95, the up-charge should be $2 at most, right?). I finished the lunch with the coconut cupcake. I am very wary of coconut desserts as they tend to be overly sweet. Not the case here, this coconut cupcake was perfect - the "cake" part was more like a shortcake than a cupcake. The icing was a creamy toasted coconut, just sweet enough. Perfection. While I didn't have any drinks for lunch, I noticed that their wine selection and "by the glass" selections were excellent.

A: positive

Q: Great meat and very friendly and helpful service.

A: positive

Q: This is the only Cirque du Soleil show i've ever seen, but I can't imagine one being much better than this because it was really incredible. All of the acrobatics and stunts were very impressive, and there were many moments that I remember thinking to myself, "How did they do that?" The music is beautiful, the water stage was unlike anything I had ever seen before, and you really feel like you're being drawn into the show. I probably wouldn't recommend this show for young children, they might be bored. Otherwise I think this show is good for all ages.

A: positive

Q: Now, if this was a review of the food alone, this would have an extra star, but it's not, but I will say - the food was much much better than the naff service here. It was that naff, I had to dredge up the word naff in my own personal lexicon so I could reuse it from my primary school days, just for this review. When the waiter looks at you, realises you are asking for a takeaway, then looks away for a couple of minutes, apparently thats a signal to start talking. When we remained silent, and not just a little bemused, he looked back at us, looked at the pad, and picked up the pen. Oh... right, we're supposed to be giving our order. OK. He leaves, so do we, to run an errand. We return, the food is ready, and we are given a solitary bottle of warm beer. My pro-feminism wells up... but really, I don't think it mattered who the beer was aimed at, we just had one to share. For a meal for two. I'm back into a bemused state wondering who this kind of service impresses. Like I mentioned earlier, the food, it's nice enough, not too greasy either, but not memorable enough to make me want to go back to Bombay Lounge to deal with crap service again, not when there are other restaurants in town that provide better food and service. Sorry guys, your food isn't unpleasant, but you are.

A:
negative