Q: positive

A: I have no idea what this shop would be like for an experienced gamer, but as a beginner, it's a fantastic shop. Completely unassuming from the outside, but light and spacious when you're in. Bookcases full of gamebooks, nice selection board games, and all the essentials you need to start gaming. Went in today as a complete novice and the guy working was great at helping me choose what I should get, and offered advice on what sort of thing I would enjoy. Reasonable prices, too. Cannot recommend highly enough.

Q: negative

A: Not impressed. Service was great, especially the bartenders. My friend had the swordfish, took one bite, and did not try another one. Was surprised that the server did not notice this, but he didn't complain when she asked how we were all doing. I ordered the special of the night, which was a 10oz ribeye. Server came back to say they were all out of the specials, so there were two other ribeye choices on the menu. I didn't have the menu to look at anymore, so she recommended I order the ribeye that my husband wasn't already getting. It ended up to be a 22oz kona rubbed. I had no idea they would use coffee grounds; I just kept wondering why the surface had the consistency of dirt. I figured it out once I looked it up later. Frankly, I'd rather have a steak from Chili's. My husband was not too happy with his ribeye. I think it had a porcini sauce that he thought was too sweet. Our other friend had a filet, and she had no complaints. We also ordered the lobster Mac n cheese, which we order pretty much anywhere we go that has it; it was just meh. I had the spinach salad, which was also just ok. I have had better at Applebee's. We also had the truffle fries, but they were not very crispy or impressive. Yikes! I feel bad even saying these things, but it's true. Although we were not impressed at all by the food, we still had a good time. The location is great, and our view was amazing. Service was also good, which is why I still give it two stars.

Q: negative

A: Pros- tasty Cons- location, overpriced, noisy.

Q: negative

A:
Just moved to town and am searching for a gym. I'm not too far from Gold's Gym so checked it out on Saturday, January 18. It was PACKED, which is fine, just not used to seeing so many people at a gym on a beautiful Saturday around lunchtime. I filled out paperwork and was seated at a table to wait for someone to give me a tour. Shortly after, an employee (Christine) came by to give us the tour. I'm sorry to say, she seemed like she couldn't get us out of there fast enough - it was a quick walk around, pointed out a few things, the end. I had to ask about the tanning (I saw the sign on the very fast tour, but she didn't mention it), I had to ask about class schedules, and about child care. The reason I visited Gold's Gym was because of a flyer I received in the mail, which included a 7 day pass. I showed it to her to ask if I could visit on Sunday or Monday, and she quickly said "yeah, just show it at the desk, and come ready to work out." Well, I showed up Monday and got a big hassle. They ended up letting me work out, and told me I should have made a reservation for my daughter at the kid center (I would have, if I had been asked to). I just had a feeling that I was a hassle, and not welcome at all. I'll keep looking.