13613 49th Avenue
South Haven, MN 55382
Wright County
Phone: (320) 236-9524
Fax: unknownWebsite: no website on fileEmail: no email on fileHours: unknown
by Zizzle f. on Let me be clear: I didn't even bother going to Gino's because as a San Francisco foodie, I know good food instinctively and so it was straight to Pat's when I visited PA on business from the Bay Area earlier this year. I was horrified when, on a whim, I visited Gino's website, and front and center is the Jeresy Shore'd out J.V. pointing to a 'This is America, Order in English,' sign, right next to a 'Carl Paladino.' Endorsement. Now, I try not to over politicize my eating experiences (which, arguably is impossible, now that I think of it), however ; apparently this place not only has bad steaks (just read the other reviews), but poorly informed politics. Doesn't this guy understand that his relatives were (at one time, maybe not for long, no matter), persecuted as the same type of 'protected class,' that he would seek to discriminate against as they are attempting to order with the best English that they can, or in any language, or gesture for that matter. This dude should be happy that he is making money in a bare market that the last president (who doubtless he voted for), created! So go on over to Gino's for a dry ass steak, unless you are intellegent, reasoning, have ancestors that weren't (ever) born in America, or are gay, or don't like 'Tea' or 'Parties,' much anymore!
by Kayisha T. on ESSO's, I can count on my fingers how many times I've been there and I've never been disappointed. The front room is the reggae room and the back room spins R&B, Hip Hop, and Rap.
by Madonna Summerhays on Whenever I'm in the mood to check out a live soul show, I stop by SOB's website to see who is on their calendar. This is a great venue for seeing a live show, and not paying a lot for a ticket. Plus they have a bar where you can grab a drink and chill while waiting for the show to start. Seats are reserved for those who dine, and Ive only ate there once, the food was just okay. One of the best events is the monthly SOL Village show hosted by Eric Roberson. Every month for $10 you can see great upcoming soul acts and independent artists. Plus Eric Roberson is a great host, and if you are familiar with his music a great performer.
