Problem: Yummy food and good service! Couple of mojitos and glasses of scotch with siberian nachos as an app at the bar. Chicken Kiev, Filet Mignon, mushrooms, baby baked potatoes and a bottle of wine. All very tastey. My one disappointment was the wine selection. 5 bottles that range from $50-500...and the $50 bottles were not that great of a wine. I happened to be looking at the "by the glass" list and found a wine I loved and was able to buy the bottle. Definitely need improvement on selection.
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Problem: The first time I saw the "Fun Dungeon" sign of course I was ecstatic. It's Vegas. It's Excalibur. It's a medieval theme. Torture room. Whips. Chains. Leather masks. Wait, did they have leather masks back then? I know leather for sure but masks? Anyway, this is where the needle on the record goes astray with the screeching sound. It was a dreaded Chuck E Cheese/video game/collect tickets for fun prizes type of place. Once I saw what type of place it was, it kind of reminded me of the Neon Boneyard Museum. It seemed like every other video game was out of order or something didn't work right like a button or two not registering. I found it ironic that some of the actual games that were considered classic worked better than some of the latest and greatest. As for the employees, all of them did not seem like they wanted to be there. Heck, I know the time I went was at 9 pm on Wednesday but come on! It's usually not a good sign if there are more employees than actual customers. At that point, it was just me and my 9 year old son along with another father son combo. There were at least 6 employees working that night and some of them didn't even look like they were working. I mean, just how many times can you wipe the cabinet of a stand up video game? Memo to the Excalibur higher ups. How long before you guys literally pull the plug on this place? I know you cant really be making that much money off of it. So right in the middle of the whole place they put in a Dairy Queen. Huh? Could they not think of putting anything else here that is kid appropriate? Nevertheless, I realized that I havnt had a blizzard in quite a while so I ordered a Butterfinger Blizzard for me and my son to share. It was pretty good like how I remembered it to be. Fortunately, the blizzard was a pleasant surprise. It's pretty sad if that was the only highlight of the evening that me and my son could talk about. As for the Fun Dungeon, there was nothing fun about it. To me, the Adventure Dome at Circus Circus is 10 times better than this place. I only took one picture. What I don't get is that why out of the 5 pictures posted on this business, the first three are all the same picture. Yelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #59
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Problem: Sweet buns on fire... Their service is excellent, and I mean absolutely marvelous(: The waiter was a very chill person, and he let us have our space, yet came whenever it seemed that we needed something. It was so perfect. I loved it. Their chicken wings are so magnificent, especially with their barbecue ranch sauce. All the sauces were bomb bomb. Just everything that I tasted here was so wonderful- beyond Heaven. I felt like I was way up there. I probably looked that way too. Just the chicken wings alone lifted me into a space where magical euphoria flew towards me like a meteor and hit me so hard that it knocked me out. I went on a wild gorilla rampage. The sad part about all this is: my mom interrupted my meal because of a so called "emergency". I had to depart with the glorious wings to go next door to Razzoo's, which is amazing...ly horrifying compared to Sticky Fingers.
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Problem: This was such a disappointment. Firstly, the curry itself was average at best - my tikka massalam was distinctly nippy, much spicier than it ought to have been. Now I'm fine with heat but a lot of people aren't and you don't expect a tikka massalam to be hot. My boyfriend's passanda was so so. It wasn't just the sauce, the chicken was dry too. Just not nice. And, worst of all for a poppadom lover like me, I received fewer than I'd ordered - so I'd been shortchanged. When I phoned to complain I was fobbed off with the explanation that the kitchen doesn't get told how many poppadoms people have ordered... They said to mention next time and I'll get what I ordered but I won't be ordering again. I actually think I ordered from here a few months ago and the same thing happened then. So much for being one of the best Indian takeaways in Edinburgh.
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