Q: We were in need of lunch and happened to pass by this place while exoloring South Side for the first time. The menu and the ratings looked great so we decided to give it a try. We were seated right away and greeted by a friendly waitress. They have a huge selection of beers on tap, even one of my favorites: fin du monde, but since we had a cocktail with brunch and we were planning on having cocktails later we passed on the beer. I chose the fried tofu sandwich and much to my satisfaction it wasn't deep fried; it was quite good and served on fresh wheat bread, with a tasty sauce. If I lived in the area I think I'd become a regular at this place!

A: positive

Q: This place doesn't compare to the Two Hippies on 16th St. This place seems to always be empty or closed. The staff is not as friendly either. While I was there another couple came in and waited 5 min before they got any service and then left empty handed. Just a word of advice you need to make sure every customer leaves with something if you expect this place to remain open. I live 3 blocks away from this one and will drive to 16th St. one if I'm in the mood for Hippies again. 7/14/2011 Steph H who is one of the owners who wrote a review above mine I'm sure to get the ratings up, which Yelp frowns upon if you read the print in the comment block. Steph H sent me an email because she didn't like what I saw with my own eyes and simply stated my OPINION which is what Yelp is about simply stating ones OPINION of ones vistit to ones business. Anybody knows business 101 the customer is always right. With todays economy Steph H you should be doing everything possible to make sure all your customers are satisfied with there visit to your establishment.

A: negative

Q: How does one screw up chicken fingers? You're probably thinking dry, overcooked, not enough meat are acceptable answers? Not to me. Whether it's at a place that specializes in typically plump, tender and juicy fingers like Raising Cane's serves or whether I'm at the bowling alley eating a flat and dry piece of breaded cardboard, I usually end up satisfied. All that being said, Raising Cane's makes a stellar example of these delicious fried treats that I have a hard time resisting. I almost always end up with the Box Combo, which comes with a generous portion of fries, a piece of texas toast, 4 chicken fingers, and some negligible side of cole slaw. Do people eat those? I don't even bother asking others in my party anymore if they want it. The texas toast usually is a good balance of toasted on the outside with with a soft middle. The fries can be hit or miss and like a lot of restaurants can depend on if you stumble onto them fresh out the fryer. The hotter the better. The chicken can have the same issue, as I've had some moments where it felt like the chicken may have been sitting for a while, but this is by far not the norm. They usually are hot and fresh as well. I love the Cane's sauce they provide and like to mix it with the hot sauce to make my own miracle sauce. I could bathe in this stuff. Sure I'd have to take a shower afterwards and it'd get in some uncomfortable places.... on second thought, I would not bathe in it. It's damn tasty though. Service is typically fast and efficient, and the price is reasonable for the amount of calories, er food that you get with each order. There should be one of these in every bowling alley. 3rd best idea I've had all day.

A: positive

Q: Poor customer service, Poor selection, we were looking for a compact .45. The guy showed us one....yes ONE that they carried. It was a Kimber and very pricey. We asked about other compact .45's and he went on to tell us how hard it is to get guns nowadays. Rather than just say that they just did't have what we were looking for. When we asked about a Para Ordinance he actually told us that they are not good guns and that they don't carry them because they are crap.....Okay O_o But whatever we wont be returning to this place....

A:
negative