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466 Useful, 442 Funny, and 291 Cool
Brooklyn, NY
Yelping SinceAugust 2006
Find Me Inbellied up to the buffet at Rasoi
My HometownBrooklyn, NY
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I think about yelping
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI love being the hater
My Second Favorite Website The Last Great Book I ReadBlankets by Craig Thompson or American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang
My First ConcertBilly Joel
My Favorite MovieGroundhog Day
My Last Meal On EarthI haven't had it yet, ask me after I croak
Current Crushyou, sweet cheeks
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 596-8855
Tomato N Basil
Category: Pizza
Neighborhoods: Park Slope, Gowanus
The reason I'm going with a mere one star is because the owners refuse to allow tips for the delivery guys to be put on a credit card. They accept credit cards for food, but won't let you put tips on the card. In fact, they lie to the guys & tell them "the machine doesn't accept tips on the card." If I'm paying with a card, it's because I don't have any cash. So, now I feel like a dick. That's bullshit. These guys are working for bubkis, doing a job you obviously won't do yourself & you won't even give them their tip money? Turns out you're the dick.
Brooklyn, NY 11231
(718) 596-5320
Giardini Pizzeria & Restaurant
Category: Italian
Neighborhoods: Carroll Gardens, Gowanus
I'm calling Marty Markowitz, bec. these facist, socialist, greedy, fat cat capitalist pigs need to be stopped before we need a bailout to get a sausage roll.
and they're rude.
People thought this was:
- Useful (1)
- Funny (3)
- Cool (1)
Brooklyn, NY 11217
(718) 398-9898
Zuzu Ramen
Category: Japanese
Neighborhoods: Park Slope, Gowanus
Brooklyn, NY 11231
(718) 488-8226
Calexico Carne Asada
Category: Mexican
Neighborhood: Columbia Street Waterfront District
Being a modern day yuppie, I get all of my bright ideas from internet buzz. Not since fair trade, locally grown, artisinal Bac-O's came to town has anything gotten more blog love than Calexico. The moment I heard they opened an actual storefront I thought "BLOGS SAY GO! MUST EAT CALEXICO. BRAIIIIIINS!"
So, we went & you know what, it was just okay. First off, it took half an hour to get our food. I'm sorry, but this shit needs to come out faster. It's fucking Mexican food not a six-tiered wedding cake.
We started with a small guac & chips, which was a tiny ketchup container filled with moderately tasty green stuff. It didn't have much punch, but at least the chips were fresh. The salsa bar was well-stocked with more moderately flavorful stuff.
The carne asada taco was pretty decent, but no where near the orgasmatron experience these foodies were preaching. We also had a pulled pork taco. I think. Quite memorable, as you can tell.
We also got a quesadilla, but didn't eat that till after seeing Harry Potter 6. Which also left a Meh taste in my mouth. But, hey, after that meal at least I tasted something. So, we slog through this slow-ass movie, come home ready to devour a ROLLED quesadilla & crack sauce and again I'm left rummaging through the bag to see if they packed the excitement on the side.
Just a note: If you're going to name your secret sauce after the most addictive, most destructive inner-city drug you might want to try something other than mayo & chili powder.
Indulge me with another note: Hire a staff that has some actual experience in dealing with customers. These people were so awkward it was like everyone was going through puberty at the same time. When someone was "thanks, have a nice weekend" try & come back with something other than a BLANK STARE.
I know, another note: Maybe our food wouldn't've taken so long to come out if all the bearded hipster cooks weren't scurrying outside to check their iPhones every 45 seconds. I'm sure you must be going through some crazy existential crisis with your girlfriend of three weeks, but get your bony ass back in front of the grill & get me my goddamn dinner. Dry your tears with your skinny tie on your own damn time.
People thought this was:
- Useful (1)
- Funny (4)
- Cool (1)
New York, NY 10010
(212) 213-2522
Latin Thing
Categories: Latin American, Caribbean
Neighborhoods: Flatiron, Kips Bay
New York, NY 10003
(212) 627-7150
Souen Restaurant
Categories: Vegetarian, Asian Fusion
Neighborhoods: Union Square, Greenwich Village
I read all of these reviews that said "Ohh, this place is just like San Fran, the vibe so great, i miss san fran sooo much." Fuck that madness. I've been to San Francisco and San Fran kicks fucking ass. Souen is a drab farce of a restaurant that serves lukewarm kitty turds with a side of sesame dressing.
People thought this was:
- Useful (1)
- Funny (1)
- Cool (1)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 625-7370
Mexicali Restaurant
Category: Restaurants
Neighborhood: Cobble Hill
I wouldn't mind if I opened the bag & Pacifico was inside, but this was lifeless slop.
We made the mistake of trusting those tasteless dickbags over at menupages that gave this place good reviews. why didn't I check with Yelp first? WHY LORD, WHY!??!
edit: in retrospect, the fajitas weren't that bad. there was actually a lot of filling. But the Super Nachos were total ass. A massive waste of indigestion. I'm just really pissed at having to wait so long for delivery...
Brooklyn, NY 10038
(718) 237-2353
Didi Dog Pet Boutique
Category: Pet Stores
Neighborhood: DUMBO
People thought this was:
- Useful (1)
- Cool (2)
Flushing, NY 11354
(718) 461-0909
Kum Gang San Restaurant
Category: Korean
Neighborhood: Downtown Flushing
People thought this was:
- Funny (3)
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Service was...HORRENDOUS. We were ignored when walked in the door, sat down, when we put down the menus, got our food, when we were waiting for the check - you get the idea. Service was...shit, I already said it was bad. Yeah, it was bad. There was one nice dude, but the rest of the family can go suck my samosa.