Q: positive

A: i come here for the all you can eat. reason why i love this place is that not just for the sushi but their sides are just as good as their sushi.

Q: negative

A: Went here to order some late night breakfast. Can't f____g believe they charge extra to sub out cottage cheese for hash browns. I've traveled all over the country, and this is the first place I have had that does this. When you travel a lot, it's the little things that matter. I travel a lot, and while I can afford it, it's the spirit of the charge that befuddles me.

Q: positive

A: I love this place... 1. Jack knows his business 2. He can do any clothing/fabric you need customized 3. Screenprint, embroidery, stitched letters, everything 4. I can order from out of state and he'll ship it to me 5. He's fast 6. You can bring in your own piece of clothing or fabric 7. They've got all the sorority/fraternity gifts; waterbottles, keychains, tote bags, etc. in one spot

Q: positive

A:
I wanted to first watch these guys for my bachelor party. Why? Magic is fascinating (and when I was little, I thought it was real). I just figured everyone would've enjoy the show. I was wrong. My boys had other ideas for entertainment: bowling and poker of course -- and I'm sticking to that story. So I found it fitting my wife bought us tickets to finally see Penn and Teller. Thanks babe. It was a great show. The tricks they performed varied from the standard rope cutting trick to an intricately mind blowing final shoot out. Regardless of what they did, I kept asking, "How'd they do that?" My favorite act of the night didn't even involve magic. It was a juggling exhibition with broken glass bottles. The performance was prefaced by telling us how one small miscalculation would lead to gushing blood and an immediately to a trip to the emergency room. The build up was great and the tension exciting because people need to know there is an element of danger involved. Overall, the show was a nice mix of comedy and magic. Moment of the night: There's that time in the show when the performers seek out the assistance of an audience member. And since we had some really good seats, I was afraid one of us would be chosen. My fears quickly materialized as Penn (or was it Teller?) approached us. *rapid heart beating* How I wished I could make us disappear. Fortunately, he picked the girl sitting directly one row in front us. *collective sigh* Good thing neither of us went on stage since the volunteer got splashed with water at the end.