by Joellen Lingafelter on Wtf? I really was excited for this place. Waited about a year. $5.50 for a semi-crispy, somewhat soggy tortilla wrapped around some whitish chicken meat with some yellow cheese and iceberg lettuce with some avo? Wtf? Maybe I wasn't drunk, but a real disappointment here. I was expecting a crispy taco to rival those found in the Mexican diaspora of LA--a fully legit regional cuisine of the greater Mexican food universe. Instead I found mediocrity aligned with the other ubiquitous "I-need-to-be drunk" places that infest the city. Please, someone take a 1-minute walk beyond the border in TJ, passed the one-way turnstile into Mexico, and try the first taco place you can find. Can someone please replicate this here? Please? As for SF, the best crispy taco I've found is at the unfriendly El Faro, but they have their own set of issues that make the dining there lame, like bad customer service and the tendency to nickel-n-dime you for every ingredient add-on, and go further to charge you for salsa and chip. So avoid that place as well. Best crispy I've found north of LA is in Alameda, at Juanita's Restaurant, but note, this was at 2:30am after a few rounds at the legendary Forbidden Island. Still, this place rivals LA. Viva lard.
by Bryanna Notter on I ate a Geno's Cheesesteak SOBER! HELP! Warning - Geno's and Pat's Cheeseteaks are not meant to be enjoyed sober. To fully enjoy this experience it is suggested that you should be too intoxicated to drive. Please only eat these Cheesesteaks DRUNK, or else... Alright, so yes...sadly these two establishments are probably the most popular of Philadelphia Tourists and D-Bags but they are not awful. I actually somewhat did enjoy my Geno's Steak.. I thought the meat was better than Pat's (that's a plus..I guess?). Would I stop by here again? Yes..but ONLY when Tony Lukes is closed haha. Geno's is by far not the best cheesesteak I have ever had and I don't feel like they represent a "True Philadelphia Cheesesteak", but they did satisfy my 3am Cheesesteak fix on a Sunday Night. Food is Food sometimes after 1am... I would never come here in daylight! ;-)
by Fred D. on I think this place has been remodeled. As opposed to previous posts, it's actually pretty nice inside. Tons of TV's, very good computer scoring. That said ... this prices are way too high. There is no reason to have "wait service" at a bowling alley. My god... you could easily spend $50-60 on food + a gratuity, that's nuts. It should just be a counter service with basic burgers, tenders, etc. $6-8 range ... not the $10-12 range + gratuity like it is now for wait service. Bowling Alley - B Cost of Bowling, shoes - B - Cost of Food - F
