Q: Dr. McHale is a young, caucasian female from Texas who also did some of her graduate work in Pennsylvania. She is very understanding, thorough, and patient. The gynecologist is probably the doctor all of us women hate to see but, Dr. McHale allows me to feel as comfortable as I can be at the OB/GYN. During exams/procedures she will give you an explanation about almost everything to help you get a better understanding of why some things are necessary. At the end of exams/procedures, she always informs you of what you may need or, if you might need a follow-up. Her instructions are clear and, if you should need more information, she will inform the receptionist or nurse to give you some literature. I highly recommend Dr. McHale to any female needing a gynocologist. She is very professional, un-snooty, and down to Earth. With that said, I hope Dr. McHale receives the utmost positive recognition for her practice in medicine.

A: positive

Q: Food-Great Service-sucks We have been here 4 times since they opened recently. The very first time, Service was wonderful, everything was A-okay. Second time, we called ahead since they offer that. We asked for a table for 4. We get there and check in to be told its a 35 minutes wait. Um, Ok. Why call ahead....? So then after the wait they lead us to a booth. I said we have to have a table...They explain that the take out employees take the call aheads and dont take any requests down. Um ok...well we wait in line again another 25 minutes. Finally get a table and guess what....No waiter was assigned to our table. Finally I flag a gentleman down after sitting for over 10 minutes and turns out he is a trainer in town to train this location since their so new....Well, He was wonderful. OF COURSE. Food was still a plus. Third and fourth visits...Pretty much same shit. Forget the food...I will go where they have there shit together !!

A: negative

Q: Sorry R.P. but I cannot consciously contribute to your campaign to end bullying as long as you choose to discriminate towards who gets to come up on stage with you. CAUTION: SLIGHT SPOILER ALERT I've seen R.P. twice now about a year and a half apart. Each show they pre choose ten people who get to go up on stage for a skit. Knowing this, before the second show I asked for stage passes only to be told, "sorry, we've given them all out". Ten minutes later I see a guy walk in with a stage pass. Obviously I was lied to because neither my wife or I fit into their age and/or ethnic group (I am a 47 year old white male my wife a 49 year old Asian). Each show ten people are picked to go up on stage. In two shows I have seen of those ten people (twenty all together) they all fit into one category: Age 18-30. All male. 19 of 20 were white. Not one female picked. Not one Asian (the audience to second time was at least 25% Asian). Nothing except white guys between 18-30 with one exception (middle eastern). If this is the way R.P. wants to be known, fine, just don't expect anybody but young white males to contribute to your charity.

A: negative

Q: The food was phenomenal, pairing tastes that I would not have combined, to great effect. The seafood was perfectly prepared, seved at just the right level of doneness. We were made to feel welcome and service was very attentive, yet unobtrusive. Our server was astute enough to know when to bring an extra spoon on a dish we didnt plan to, but ended up, sharing.

A:
positive