Q: If you are disabled--Flemings is NOT the place for you!!! My friend who is battling cancer of the mouth --made a terrible choice to dine there at happy hour last night. After waiting for almost 2 hours for a table--No complaint there--we ordered our food and another glass of wine. We were informed I could have another glass of wine--but my friend could no longer be served. We ask to speak to the manager. When I questioned if it was due to how she spoke--she sounds like a deaf person--as she has a HUGE hole in the roof of her mouth--and she is battling Cancer of the mouth --The manager became defensive and wouldn't even listen. This was the first night my friend had gone out since the beginning of Dec, as she is sensitive to the way she sounds. It was the most horrific and embarrassing events I have been involved with. She did valet her car--and they had no issue having her drive away:)---and she got an email this am--Thanking her for her business last night and they can't wait to raise there glass to her again soon!! REALLY--Flemings....you should be ashamed of yourselves!!!! You need to do some ADA training, Customer Service Training, Listening skills training and Diversity Training. I will NEVER EVER step foot in any of your restaurants again--and I pray that no one else with a Speech issues, or any type of challenge outside of the "normal" chooses to dine with you--as you clearly don't know how to treat people with Special needs.

A: negative

Q: Great quality food! The shrimp tacos are amazing! Delicious salsa & the best ceviche in town. Kind of hidden in Cristown mall but if you're in the area I highly recommend stopping by for a quick delicious bite!

A: positive

Q: Ri Ra is having it's grand opening on St. Patrick's Day, but had it's soft opening about four days ago. Personally, I've been waiting for this place to open ever since I saw the signs. And to my surprise, it opened days before I was expecting, so my friend and I rushed over. The atmosphere is definitely great. Live music was going and you could tell everyone was having a good time. There is ample seating, though the seats closer to the stage aren't ideal for trying to have a conversation with the people you're with. As for the service, it was a bit slow at first. But after the waitress made initial contact, things went smoothly from there. They're having a couple specials for the month of March, $4 for a Half & Half or Black & Tan. They also weren't serving any food yet, besides the chicken wings and chicken tenders. I'm excited to go back to try their fish & chips or their McDonnell's Curry Sauce. I'm looking forward to heading there on St. Patrick's day and probably a few other days before that. =p

A: positive

Q: Brooklyn V's opened 3 weeks ago and is having typical start-up issues with a new young staff. But, that's the only area that needs improvement! I wanted to try Brooklyn V's because as I was sitting at the stop light at Lindsey and Warner - the most wonderful pizza aroma drifted across the intersection. I told my husband, based on the aroma alone we needed to try this place. The FOOD IS WONDERFUL and definitely lived up to the tantalizing aroma! We ordered house salads and the Sausage and Pepper Stromboli. We didn't receive the Stromboli we ordered, however we kept the dish brought because the crust was so crispy and light, the cheese was perfectly stringy and gooey, and the combination of meats inside tender and tasty. Paired with their marinara sauce, we couldn't send it back - it was that good! One of the owners stopped by to check on our dinner. When we let her know what happened, she "comped" us Cannolis for dessert. The plate was chilled and the presentation was something I would have expected from a more upper end restaurant. We are so glad to have Brooklyn V's in our neighborhood and within walking distance! We'll be returning again and again to try the other items on the menu - which we expect will be equally flavorful.

A:
positive