Q: negative

A: A group of 19 of us went here Sunday evening for a birthday dinner. 11 of us got food poisoning. Not a very good birthday present. Needless to say, we called the health department. They are going to be paying them a visit.

Q: positive

A: We came here on a Saturday night and it was PACKED. Fortunately, we didn't have to wait for a table, however, we chose first available. We didn't think it was terribly hot that evening, so I said okay to a table on the patio. Well, it was really hot at our table. They had a few fans, however, we were in a dead zone. No air. A table opened up not too long after we sat that was in front of their giant fan, so it was great. THE BEERS: Sunbru: Kolsch Style Ale Hop Knot IPA RAJ IPA Kilt Lifter: Scottish-Style Ale Peach Ale 8th Street Pale Ale Hefeweizen Oatmeal Stout Ruben ordered the Sample Tray that featured all eight of their beers for just $10. Great deal. Ruben's favorite of the bunch was the Kilt Lifter. I went with one of their Summer Shandys, the Sippy Sippy with Four Peaks Peach Ale, Tito's Vodka, blood orange liqueur, and lemonade. It was all right. I was really impressed with the food! Ruben and I shared the Arizona Chicken Rolls ($8) stuffed with grilled chicken, Anaheim chiles and two cheeses and served with sweet jalapeno dressing. The rolls are HUGE and packed with chicken. Great flavors too. However, I thought the dressing was gross. I had the 8th Street Ale Chicken Strips ($10). The chicken breast is battered with their pale ale creating a really flavorful and crispy exterior. This is also the same batter used on their fries and they were so delicious. The dish is served with a flavorful chipotle ranch that went well with the chicken and fries. Ruben selected the Popper Burger ($11.50) that was topped with roasted jalapeno, onion straws, and cream cheese. It was good, but not my kind of burger. My mom enjoyed the Pub Fish and Chips ($11). Alaskan Cod is battered with the Kilt Lifter and served with homemade tartar sauce. The fish was really nice. Service was pleasant and it's a chill place to hang out with your friends. Prices are decent. A solid place to get locally-brewed beer and good bar eats.

Q: negative

A: It's just not a great theatre. I love going to the movies, but these theatres are small (in terms of number of screens), old, and uninspiring. I'm a snob when it comes to movies. I'm happy to pay $12-16 a ticket for a great experience. Harkins Fashion Square 7 just doesn't get it done for me. It's shocking really, being in Fashion Square, a beacon of class and high end shopping, to have a pretty lame theatre in the middle of the food court. A plus side is that the theatres are huge, so even for a big event (opening day of Avengers), there is ample seating. I'd come back with a big group if that was the only option, but I don't anticipate being back too soon.

Q: positive

A:
My wife's Aunt owns a place at Oak Island Beach & I happen to find this Smoothie joint that I got addicted to while there August of 2013. As we were leaving I told my wife that the only thing I was going to miss was my daily Smoothie. Well we moved to South Charlotte that same month & 2 months later I stumbled across the Fort Mill location. God shined down on me that day! I now frequent the place. I now enjoy the wraps for lunch or breakfast with my Blimey Limey Smoothie. My wife enjoys the Tropical Colada.