Nathan "Big Daddy Nate Dizzle" H.'s Profile

Such a great indie steakhouse. BISON BISON BISON. If you like steak, you have to try their BISON. It is super good. Ive been here twice, once having BISON and the last time having the duck, which was delicious as well. Now, Im not a huge fan of going to food specific places (steakhouses, seafood houses, etc) and eating something else, but in this instance, Cowboy Star does very well. People that I have been with have also had non steak items and been very impressed. The drink menu is very well done as well. Lots of pretty creative mixed drinks on the menu and decent wine options. Location is very convenient with parking on the street, across the street. And the service is absolutely incredible...and right on point. I would recommend anyone to go here for a great dining experience.

Cant believe i have never reviewed this place till now. Went to go see Tropic Thunder yesterday afternoon. I usually dont like to go to this theater cause it is overly crowded. But, if you go on a Wednesday afternoon in the middle of the day, its actually not that bad. Some of the theaters, especially downstairs, are a little small. But they have pretty good sound. And I really like the nachos they have here. If you in the area, its a good theater to go to, though I do like the Mission Valley Mall theater better.

Man this was good eatin right here. Found this place just walking thru Faneuil Hall. Boy was I glad to find it. Was here for lunch, but I can imagine that dinner is just as good as well. Great great food. Great chowda. Awesome Boston Baked Beans as well. I ordered the the yankee pot roast for the entree and it was so tasty. All that with a couple of beers to wash it down. Just happened to be Sox/Yankees that Sat afternoon while I was there, so it was entirely packed with tourist like me and Sox fans as well. LOL. I thought it was funny when a Yankee fan walked in and everyone, even the tourist, booed his a$$ out of there. LOL. Bartender and servers were really cool and I would definitely go back next time Im in Boston.

I have kind of a mixed review of Foundation Lounge. I thought the place actually had a really good vibe, good music and a decent crowd. But, I thought the doorguys were pretty ridiculous for Boston. This wasnt NYC, it was Boston. And if the place wasnt at capacity and you are holding a line full of women, I dont think thats good business. I have to say that the bartenders were really cool there. One in particular, Mark, was very damn cool and gave me some really excellent service. Lots of other customers were just being totally unruly and they were clearly understaffed that night and Mark was just really cool when he saw that I acknowledged that and just waited my turn. Didnt have a bad time, but probably wouldnt go back.

I thought the sushi was decent here. I was in for lunch and it was pretty empty in there, which allowed me to sit and the sushi bar and chat with the chef. Got some really fresh fish, which was good. I thought the prices were a little high as others have stated. But I had the sashimi platter for lunch which came with 8 pieces and a bento type box chicken teryaki. So, while it was anything to write home about, I would say for lunch, its a decent place for that area of downtown Boston.

I thought this place was very cool. Great music. Great vibe. Cool people. Very good cocktails. And a great selection of specialty drinks that they make. Inside of the Charles Hotel, Noir has a very deep dark old school feel to it. Then they have a cool patio to sit out and admire and people watch from. Definitely the best place that I went out to on the couple of days I was in Boston. And I would return again.

Man...the only place open to eat when everything closes down at 130 is IHOP. And to make matters worse, its a small one, so it was totally overcrowded and the wait was terrible. Then the food...well its IHOP. You would think it would hit the spot after drinking...but it didnt. LOL.

After not being able to get into the 9pm showing of Dark Knight when I was at there at the mall, decided to get some food and ate here. Great choice. I had a Caesar Salad and Prime Rib tips with Potatoes. Very tasty and quick service. Sat at the bar and the bartender was very cool. Gave me some great information about other areas of New Jersey, which was very valuable. And he made a good drink as well. Had a pretty big menu of food and drinks as well. Definitely seems like their steaks are their bread and butter so if I was to return, I would try one and update my review then. All in all though, not a bad place to eat.

Food service was ok. I ordered the nachos, which were just ok. The main reason that I decided on this place over all the other food in Union Station was they had a big bar and free WiFi, both of which proved extremely useful. The WiFi service was great from that location and the bartender poured a stiff drink, which was great after a day of walking all around DC.

Lets just say I was very surprised that I would get such great sushi and fresh fish in Philly. Came in after just walking by looking for a place for dinner, sat at the sushi bar, and it was just a great experience. Sushi chefs were great and funny. I was able to dialogue with them the whole time I was there. The food was great. Every piece of sashimi I had was excellent, every roll i had was great. And the server I had was also very cool about being on it with drinks and other stuff that I ordered. I ate quite a bit of food and had a couple of drinks and didnt even spend $100, so I think the food is priced very well. I would recommend Haru to anyone to check out for damn good sushi.