by Kazia N. on I absolutely love this place and am so glad it opened in University City. Bobby Flay has long been a well-known chef famous for his delicious southwestern grilling techniques and style. I don't think that this restaurant puts his name to shame at all. It's a fun place that is easy to order from and serves up delicious food. Order your food, get a number, find a seat. The burgers are served medium/medium-rare unless otherwise noted by the customer. They come out perfectly juicy and absolutely tasty. Even more fabulous are the milkshakes (Bobby's even serves up spiked alcoholic ones)! On a downside, the menu is a little pricey and you have to pay for fries/onion rings separate from the burger. And the milkshakes are $5 and are somewhat on the smaller side (but it's okay, because they really fill you up). Additionally, they should have put in more seating, but the shortage is due to its popularity. Opening week was rough because there was always a very long line. However, now I never have to wait more than a few minutes. I'm all about good food - this place is worth it. [Also while the survey says beer & wine only, there's only one choice from each, both being BBP selected wine. Bobby also serves up a really good-looking margarita.]
by Tamisha Friendly on The Blue Note is to Jazz what BB King's is to Classic Rock. Which is to say it suckers tourists into paying far too much to hear some old dude play the same song he's been playing since 1961, all so the tourists can say, "Hell yeah, man, I saw McCoy fucking Tyner groove out for about 45 minutes one night in New York City." Substitute "Chuck Berry" and you've got BB King's. Except the crowd at the Blue Note is somehow worse than at BB King's, because at least with the latter there are no illusions about the appeal, and the crowd is just unpretentious midwestern dudes happy to be seeing Chuck Berry on their trip to Times Square rather than the Lion King their wives dragged them to last night. No, the Blue Note is PACKED with the type of dude who smoked a little reefer in college and took a jazz appreciation class, only now that he's put on about 35 pounds and his portfolio has lost six figures in the last six months, he tries to retain some of that street cred by nodding his head to a musician who has not added anything relevant to the canon since JFK was in the big house.
by Sharan Stavropoulos on We came here at 2am to continue the fun bachelorette party because they are open late. Why in the world would you charge someone $20 to dance for 2 hours!!!! That's so ridiculous. The bouncers and the women working the registers are so rude! The music is alright but if I'm going to pay that much money it better be on and poppin' and it wasn't! I don't recommend this place at all!
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