by Dewitt Brainerd on Stumbled across Mayes while taking a stroll down Polk street to kill some time. The sign outside said $1 oysters and we were sold! It was a Monday night so the place was pretty empty and we got seated right away. We got some of each type of oyster which came with 3 different sauces. I was not a fan of the ginger sauce but the others were great with lemon and tabasco. Our waiter was super nice and explained how to differentiate between each type of oyster. Can't beat oysters, beer, and fries on a spontaneous Monday afternoon stroll!
by Eliseo Onken on $36 for a bucket of Corona's? Strike one. The fact that EVERYONE was buying them? Strike two. The insanely mixed crowd, drawing everyone from grandma's to inked up, roided out gays to Staten Island guidettes & 30 something finance daddies stumbling back & forth on an insanely overcrowded, smoke hazed, listing boat? Strike three. The Frying Pan may be nice if you get there at 4pm, get a key seat & sneak in a pocket flask but aside from that it's just a crowded sea shanty full of wasted idiots just looking to scream "I'M ON A BOAT!".
by Lisa M. on My Aunt is moving to AZ so she wanted to get Geno's one last time. We waited in line for over 30 minutes. $8 for a sandwich. Cash only with a shady ATM across the street. We bought multiple steaks that we were taking home but we couldn't get a bag. My car seat now has some grease on it because of that. There is a picture of the owner Joey with Sarah Palin in an outfit that I could only describe as an Alaskan flannel sarong. My steak ( provolone wit) tasted good but I won't go back unless I have a really good reason too.
