Q: negative

A: We were passing through and decided to try this joint based on the reviews here. Not impressed! We decided to dine in but quickly changed our minds because of the attitude of our server. Very unpleasant disposition! I don't know about anyone else but if I'm going to patronize an establishment, regardless of the hour I expect to be welcomed and treated well. Ordered to go instead. .. Had the curried goat and Jerk Chicken. ... Not impressed! The curried goat was fiery! Okay,,don't even start with the "what else did you expect" argument because pepper can be used to just add flavour not to make one cry! You don't have to use so much pepper when cooking. It had no other flavor. The Jerk Chicken was more like a tasty Brown stewed chicken. It helped stop our hunger somewhat but don't think we'll return. .. and btw, I'm yardie!

Q: negative

A: Perfectly adequate as a gas and convenience store frequented by neighborhood commuters and students from the nearby high school. It's a little dirty, and they recently removed those neat advertising TVs from the pumps, so pumping gas is less entertaining here than it used to be. but here's the thing.... Pump N Munch is a *superbly clever* name for a gas station / convenience store! Bravo on that, if it's their own, novel idea. (shmoogle shows another store in Lansing, Michigan with that same name -- since i'm too lazy to investigate further, it becomes a chicken and egg paradox, as to who had it first or whether they're related in any way) However, having the slogan on your employees' tshirts be such a stolen and uninspired piece of drivel as "What Happens at Pump N Much Stays at Pump N Munch" is simply inexcusable. C'mon, that's the best you could do? It might as well say "Got Gas?" on the other side. (I bet if they see this, they'll say, "Great idea!" and print those tshirts up, pronto) Hmmm, the one in Lansing, MI is even called "Dick's Pump & Munch", so I'm going to have to give them the benefit of the doubt. I'm not even sure I could do any better, but let's try::::::: I don't know, maybe, "Pump N Munch - Satisfying ALL Your Cravings" "Your Neighborhood *Service* Station winkwink" Or how about something like, "in a recent customer poll, most men prefer to Munch, then Pump, while most women prefer no Pumping at all" Addendum _ This place charges a premium price to buy gas on credit or even your debit card. This is sadly more common lately, but at least at the Valero's they waive the extra fee if you use their own gas station charge card. Even using a Shell card, PnM doesn't give you the cash discount. Big Fail since that means I'll not be buying gas here unless it's some dire emergency. Here's one, "Pump N Munch - Getting Our Dirty Hands in Your Pockets Since 1996" 8^ {

Q: negative

A: Oh boy, what a crazy place this is. Large portions, reasonable prices, varying quality, weird staff, dingy place, cheap drinks in the basement. I've heard people rave and dis it - the only thing I have first hand experience with is the chicken tenders. I'm something of a chicken tenders/strips conisseur (sp?). They do homemade chicken strips with a batter that's not too far off from the kind at Chilli's, almost like a tempura type of thing. When they're good, they give esquire a run for best around. Too often though, the tempura-mental batter puffs up like a corndog and soaks up too much grease - my theory is that they just don't keep the oil hot enough. i've basically sworn it off because of this inconsistency. Also, the honey mustard is like some funky yellow mayonaise. Blech!

Q: negative

A:
I won't be going here again. I can honestly say that I didn't like anything about it. Our server was somewhat friendly, but that's about it. And there is a good amount of parking, given that the hotel is right there. The bad: 1. Server only brought one set of silverware for me and my friend, and took about 20 minutes to bring the second set. 2. My Coke was very watery. Found out that the syrup line wasn't working, so they went to replace it, and then came back and told me that they were out of Coca-Cola... like it's some rare thing for a restaurant to have. 3. The spinach con queso was very runny and had very little flavor. 4. The steak in the skirt steak taco was VERY dry and very salty. 5. The sopapillas come out with some weird butterscotch-tasting flavor added to the honey. When I asked the server what it was, she went back to ask the chef, and then returned to tell me, "Yeah, it's something different, but we're not sure. Maybe it's just a different kind of honey." What?!? One word: Nope.