Jadira took me here as a surprise the other day and what a surprise indeed! Perfect timing too. . . right before we go and see The Hunger Games! Pros: * Incredibly friendly staff - Jadira had made reservations prior, but it turns out that the reservation was actually a week off. The gentleman behind the counter said not to worry though and was able to accommodate us anyhow. * Mini Lesson - If this is your first time to shoot a bow and arrow, don't worry. They give you a little lesson about archery to assure you are on your A game. * Offerings - I didn't walk around much, but it seemed that they had everything you could imagine that deals w/ archery. The range is indoors and is right past the store front. The shooting area had numerous different targets to accommodate all skill levels. Cons: * Ouch - While I was about to shoot, the guy giving us the mini-lesson pointed at something on my bow... long story short, the string part on the bow smacked his finger and ricocheted off and whipped my forearm, leaving me with a nasty bruise and missing a few layers of skin. No biggie though. * The bathroom is a bit on the dirty side, but hey at least there IS a bathroom (which is definitely a plus)! Overall: * This is something that I never thought I'd get to try. What an awesome experience! I highly recommend it to anyone up for trying it. It's sort of hidden in the middle of Chinatown (in the plaza East of Ranch 99...assuming you are facing the entrance to Ranch 99). I never knew it was there. We asked how long they had been there and the guy responded 18 years! Tips: * If you are a South Paw, make sure to mention it before you get your bow. * They have little protection things for your finger. It hurts after awhile so use it. * Aim lower than your target... It may be different for everyone, but it worked for me

positive

This was possibly some of the worse food I have ever ATTEMPTED to eat.! OMG, for shame that the Sunday buffet was $19.95 for CRAP! There was nothing there that was tolerable. It was a complete waste of money. We stopped @ the M buffet on Sunday morning but they stopped serving weekend breakfast buffet in March. So we dropped into the South Point because it was closest. The selection was very limited for a $20 brunch buffet. The regular fare for breakfast eggs, omelets, bacon, etc all of which were terrible. Eggs over medium was runny egg whites, eggs Benedict was cold & lacked any flavor, sausage was "hockey puck" tough, all the steam table food was way way over cooked and lifeless. There is SO much more but I think you get the picture. The thing that really makes me crazy is that I could have gone anywhere else and for the money had a superior product. My advise is don't stop here, it will disappoint

negative

I had been passing by this place since it opened a few months ago and after a late night of work decided to stop in for some food. I have to say that this is the blandest food (especially for mexican food) I have ever had. I walked in about an hour before close and they were already closing their debit machine and I had to wait for it to complete before paying, no big deal, and the girl up front put my order in right away. The price was OK and they did have a nice liitle salsa bar, but over all the food was not good. I won't be going back.

negative

I love Kabob-G. I've really never had anything that I've disliked there - the house dressing is delicious, love the Tabboolee, Falfel sandwich is great, I get the vegetarian grape leaves a lot and love them too! The waitress is funny and remembers who I am (and my boyfriend) and always knows what we want. I'm able to walk there but I can see that parking might be an issue for some people.
positive