Problem: Great selection of beers, especially if you know what real beer is and want something other than Amstel Light and Budweiser. Lots of TVs, you can watch the game from every seat. The food is what makes me only give them 2 stars, since I was completely starving when we got there and was disappointed when I could not even eat my meal. I ordered the Napolitano flatbread that had so much dang truffle oil it was all I could taste for the rest of the day. I am all about truffles, but it is supposed to be used sparingly for more reason than just because it is expensive. It also has a very, very strong taste that just sticks to your tongue! So I left there buzzed from all the Arrogant Bastard, but still hungry and stinking like garlic and truffles.
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Problem: Its ok, I guess. But it reminds me off chinese food prepared for a mexican clientele. Everything has mexican spices in it. Even the meatballs - WTH? Meatballs are italian. ? But they do carry crawdads year round- but they to have mexican spices in them.
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Problem: I ate there tonight after many months of curiosity and all I can say is: When it comes to atmosphere, this place is like the BB King theme park at Disneyworld! But SO WHAT?! It's the most overpriced mediocre BBQ in Arizona. The quality of the food is SUBSTANTIALLY better at a chain like Famous Dave's (which they have all over Maricopa County). Purveyors of great BBQ know that it never comes cheap, but this place isn't even good, let alone great. Let me be more specific: Whether you like your ribs "dry" or "wet" isn't the issue. The issue is: Is there any meat on them? I've had great pork ribs from little Chinese restaurants with the juicy meat somewhere between 1/4 and 1/2 inch high from the bone! The baby back and St. Louis pork ribs at Lucille's were more like 1/8 of an inch of meat or less over the bone...and not the least bit juicy. This place is more of a tourist trap than a restaurant. If you ever paid over $100 for a meal for two people and walk away leaving food on your plate because it wasn't tasty enough to take with you, you know how I feel.
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Problem: Went to this Fest today and admission is $12. There were 2 tiny stages where live entertainment was scheduled. There was a food truck, a catered "Brazilian" meal stand and some Lebanese food(???). The booths were boring and mainly were hawking insurance or travel or sports. There weren't any booths offering anything to do with Brazil. There were streamers in yellow and green and that was the extent of the decorations. The schedules were preprinted which was good...but it's not like there was anything to do other than eat, drink or watch the stage. And it was very hot outside. The portion that was supposed to be $8 of Brazilian food was small and cold. And there was only one line to order and one line to pick up. Seems like if this is the 5th annual event, there would be more attention to details. It was even hot inside the building and I really don't know what Jui jitsu has to do with Brazil. That country has such a rich culture, history and importance to the ecosystems of the world and all that was wasted at this "festival." The good? Public parking was free.
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