Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Avoid going here. The customer service if horrible and the quality of their work is extremely poor. If they were the last cleaners in Charlotte I would drive out of town to find another place to go before I went to them again! The woman who owns the place has a really NASTY attitude. Rude and nasty... oh and expensive. That's how I would sum it up!

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Well, I had spoken with friends that had came early after their opening and they had advised that we wait as they thought it had potential but none of the kinks worked out. So we held off coming until March. For a town based upon entertainment and service you would two months would be enough to work out the problems, guess NOT!! We had purchased tickets for the show on Living Social. Upon arriving we got our tickets, we had a party of six. Our group had tickets not seated together. We had called when purchasing the tickets and were told that if we bought them together we would be seated together, so we asked our server about it right away and he said he would speak to the ushers about it and get back to us. The hostess at the desk said that we would receive a tour once in there. The seating hostess didn't offer us one, but when we asked she did show us around. Cool space with a lot going for it, not as upscale as I had anticipated for the Cosmo but still pretty interesting. There was a musical instrument of which there are only six people who know how to play it. Problem is the dude that plays it does so when music is blasting so who knows what it sounds like. Cool Bosch mural. Walls that come up and down. We were seated and our waiter immediately took our drink and dinner order and then disappeared for 25 minutes.... No drinks, no food, no server, for 25 minutes.... Finally we got some fresh baked rolls. It's pretty bad if your bread takes less time to bake then your drink takes to get made. Then some of our dishes began to come out. Still no drinks. The dishes were all pretty good. Some could have used more seasoning, but I thought they were above average in taste. Portion sizes were small (I understand it is tapas, but if you are paying 26 dollars for one tapa, I assume you get a little bit more bang for the buck). I also expected they would be more inventive. For the venue I was expecting really creative out of the ordinary fun dishes. But it was pretty run of the mill upscale french bistro/tapas fusion. Nothing too crazy, which was a let down. Let's get Wylie in here to blow your mind. Anyways about 35 minutes in we did get our drinks. Dishes slowly (SLOWLY) trickled out with long waits in between. An hour into our meal, all glasses on the table were empty and no food came out for about another twenty minutes before the waiter came and took another drink order. We asked about our seating arrangement again and he told us he was really giving it to the manager and trying to get us together. By the time the last round of food came out we had ten minutes until the show. We had really been anticipating the desserts, but due to the complete lack of service there was simply no time. We asked for the check. Of course there was an added gratuity....well that explains it. Why bother giving good service if you know you are getting your tip no matter what. Completely boggled the mind. Still no word on our seating situation, finally someone appeared and said it was impossible to get us together but that we were one row behind each other. Whatever, at this point we just wanted to make the show. The show was amusing, but like other reviews, the living social ticket apparently gets you stuck off in the corner where you can't see certain aspects of it. The best part was.....the entire row was empty excluding our party of four and a couple. There were eight empty seats between us. We didn't want to stand up in the middle of the show and move, but seriously!!! Anyways, overall we dropped a grand at this place for a party of six. NOT WORTH IT in my opinion. Maybe eat somewhere else (tapas at Jaleo?) and come for the show, but I would save my money and go see Absinthe. Much funnier! And I would NOT recommend eating there. You could get much better meals at the other top notch restaurants at the Cosmo for much less. The service is atrocious, the food is predictable and the show while enjoyable, not worth the money without the living social ticket.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
I absolutely loved their buttermilk pancakes, especially topped with almond orange butter. The combination of almond orange butter, powdered sugar, and maple syrup is just fantastic. I'd definitely order them again. The staff serves your breakfast directly to the table and even sets out your silverware for you--no unwrapping a napkin to get at your knife and fork. Friendly service, delicious food. It recommends itself.