Crispy Coconut Shrimp
Landshark Grill Times Square

Landshark Grill Times Square

560 Seventh Ave, New York, United States Of America, 10018

Full • Cafe • Wine • Kosher


"Came here with some friends a bit ago for dinner. I'm a big fan of the Margaritaville chain. Been to the Las Vegas and Atlantic City locations and have always enjoyed myself so I was looking forward to having a dining experience here so close to home.The location is not my favorite. Although it is easily accessible by multiple train lines, the nightmare of the Times Square crowds doesn't help when trying to navigate around here. Came on a Saturday evening but we didn't need reservations. I met my friends outside and we went in and headed up the escalator to be seated. There are a lot of interesting spots where you can sit. They have tables for 4+ people fashioned as little huts. You can sit inside of a Statue of Liberty head. Floor-to-ceiling windows so if you sit by them, you'll have some great views. There were only 3 in our party so they just sat us at a boring table that had 1 funky leg that made the table woble constantly. Sevice was scatterbrained so we did wait every so often. I don't recall what mixed drink I had but it was pretty good. One of the more inexpensive drinks off the menu. We started with with wing appetizer. They were fine. Were they $18 for 6 wings fine?? HECK no. That's a bit outrageous for me. I had the Cajun Shrimp Grits for my entree. Had a good amount of big shrimp and wasn't overly cheesy. The Andouille sausage gravy that covered it was yummy. As most Margaritaville foods go, it was very tasty. Again, expensive. Like, outrageously priced. I get it, it's in Times Square and a tourist trap but damn. Of course, I had to end my meal off with the usual Key Lime Pie which was as good as ever. The bathrooms are really strange. Cramped and filthy with the garbage bins overflowing. To me, the WORST thing about this place is woman that they have hanging around by the hostess stand selling timeshares! When I go out to eat, one of the things I DON"T want happening is having someone harass me regarding land/sea timeshares. Get the hell out of here with that ****. I possibly would come back but with that nonsense and the price points, I'll probably steer clear of this place!"

Lakeside Inn

Lakeside Inn

595 North Ave, Wakefield, United States Of America, 01880

Pubs • Brunch • Buffet • American


"I wish I could give this hotel less than zero.. Our bed had a brown/red stain on the side of the mattress. I showed the photo to the front desk clerk. The desk clerk offered to move us to a new room, but it would not be a comparable room with a lakeview. We had some type of compressor outside our window. So, the A/C unit was noisy. The carpeting had grass stains and mud from the walkup stairs. There is no elevator. Construction workers stay at the hotel consequently their boots carry all types of matter up the staircase. So, I don’t know if the staircase gets vacuumed. There is no ice in the ice machine. To receive a picture on the TV, one would have to press a button on the back of the TV and find the correct input. There is no breakfast served and no microwave. There is complimentary coffee in the morning. There are Styrofoam cups for the coffee, but no lids. To receive a clean towel, one must bring their used towel to the front desk to get a fresh towel. The front desk did not have a fresh washcloth, so I waited for the clean one. The front desk reported that they were behind on the laundry. One of the towels which was given to me was not a bath towel, more of a hand towel. I happened to see maids in the hallway cleaning rooms. One of the maids, could not understand English, so she signaled another maid to help me. The front desk person happened to be walking by and scolded me saying, “You come to me, don’t bother them! they’re here to clean!” I spoke to the front desk when she returned to her desk, and said, “I can’t believe you to talked to me like that.” She did apologize to me. The sweet maid who spoke English, had two bath towels waiting for me when I returned to my room. I showed her that I got a bath towel from the front desk. Maids only clean a room when you check out. The local police appeared one morning. I heard the front desk say, “He checked out two days ago.” The front desk reminded us to lock our rooms. I noticed the front desk charged a cheaper rate to one guest. I asked her about it. She stated that the rates fluctuate daily. The hotel guests were interesting. We checked out two days earlier than schedule because of the conditions of the hotel and stress caused by the hotel clerk."