College Plaza Shoppi
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Lee County
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by marcos f. on We came here to celebrate a friends birthday and let me tell you i was not pleased at all. we arrived at 9:30 and thanks to some mistake we didnt get to seat until 11:00 this is ridiculous, besides the fact the service was horrible, the waiter took forever to get our food and drinks and was not very friendly at all. i understand is a saturday night and it tends to be busy but it was really exagerated to the point that some people lost their appetite. food was ok but it seemed like it was thrown together, bar wasnt bad the space is very reduced and getting a drink can also be a hassle. i cant say i wasnt upset i liked the way the place was decorated and their Mexican theme was very pleasing but service and quality need to be revised i hate to say it but i dont think i will be vissiting this place any time soon .
by Izac H. on Last Friday somewhere between the 3rd and 5th bar we came across Ella. Maybe it was the lighting, alcohol or the portrait of a scantily clad blonde above the bar, but the first thing that came into my head was "strike a pose" and eerily enough it was in Madonna's voice, not mine. Following the pop god's directive I cruised up to the bar and proceeded to pull out the "someone get him a doctor" pose. Now at this point it is probably worth informing you that I follow a strict set of guidelines when it comes to YUI (rateclubsing under the influence), if I deem myself unfit for the rigorous amount of observation necessary for any decent review, then I will cast aside all thoughts of a review, simple as that. Fortunately I was still within the required limits. Back to Ella. We arrived just before twelve and the upstairs (downstairs club largely unexplored) had started to pick up as several groups of pretty girls had taken over the dance floor. Normally I would have readjusted my pose and initiated some form of physical or vocal communication but having decided to abandon both dating(exceptional applications considered) and dieting I was on a one man mission to drunkenly fatten up, life is easier when one throws away those chains. I spent the remains of my night helping the barman construct the perfect Hendricks with muddled cucumber and a dash of tonic and befriended a young American boy and his girl who had massive Aussie love. Go there, strike a pose and lose yourself in the moment, I did. Notes: Cost information uncertain - I awoke and had this frantic thought, newsflash - drunken aussie's binging escapade sparks new financial collapse The downstairs is more club/dancefloor, the upstairs the place to pose The barman are more than willing to give your G&T a little extra love My YUI guidelines may have been severely tested...
by Britni Neisler on In a over developed city like Atlanta, its nice to still have original businesses like The Varsity. This throw back to 1950's culture still offers car hop service, greasy onion rings, burgers, shakes, and fries. Half the fun here is actually ordering at the counter, and trying to use the Varsity language in doing so. "what'll have, what'll have" the conter help barks out to you. Respond quickly with "walk the dog, an orange whip, and o rings." The food here is very basic at best, but it truly doesn't matter. This is a living part of Atlanta history.
