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Moonstruck Eatery

Moonstruck Eatery

250 E 58th St, 10022, New York, US, United States

Casual • Diners • Coffee • Burgers


"They have dine in with Covid vaccine proof so that's a plus, they have booths that fit 1-2 people and 4 seat dining tables and the server was nice, that's about all the pros. There was a fly in here and as I currently look down at my turkey burger and sweet potato fries all I can think about is how bland the food was. I dont know what happened to the seasoning and I had very little faith they would do it properly if asked so used the salt, pepper and ketchup on the table. Managed to eat 2/3 of the burger, hardly made a dent on the fries, they give you a lot which would of been great if tasted better. Couldn't force anymore down, so taking a L with this lunch. Really wanted to try their desserts but I'm afraid it's just as bland so didnt give it a try and this fly is giving me trust issues. Maybe their other menu items taste better cause I see 5 star reviews, i guess it depends on your taste buds. An older gentleman seems to be enjoying the food behind me so to each their own. But for me it's a no, even $11 is a lot if the food comes out tasting as bland as paper and a fly you constantly have to swat away. Only salvation was the tap water, wouldve hated paying more for a drink.Correction: Not $11, I just got my receipt and he's charging me $18.51 so they are literally charging every item on your plate. The burger itself is $11 and the fries are $6, overpriced and under seasoned. On top of that he asked what side I wanted, I had assumed it was a side that came with it with the way he worded it, fine, simple misunderstanding but atleast season the food if you charging so much. The price is slapping my face with how unsatisfy I am with this dinner."

Carving Room Noma

Carving Room Noma

140 M St NE, Washington DC I-20002-3370, United States

Food • Coffee • Casual • Mediterranean


"The good things about our experience:The crispy Dutch potato appetizer was very good and the Shawarma was delicious. The drinks were also very good. I got the passion fruit mule and my partner got a pumpkin beer.Now the downside to our experience:My partner ordered lamb chomps as his main dish. $40) He asked for them to be medium rare. They came out and the first thing we noticed was the presentation could have been a little better. Super nit picky but also matters to some. Next, all the lamb lollipops were different sizes. One was large, another was medium and the last one was very small. They were also all cooked to very different temperatures. The large one was literally raw and the smaller one was practically medium well. When we asked a waitstaff about the issue she directed us to the manager. Once the manager comes over he offers us half off the price after admitting that the food before him was undercooked. This wasn’t a satisfactory solution because while half of the lamb was edible it still was not cooked to the desired temperature. When we asked if the entire entree could be comped because the entire entree was cooked incorrectly the manager reluctantly agreed. While we do appreciate and recognize he agreed with our solution, his initial reluctance was not the customer service experience we expect when we go to a nicer restaurant. To make matters worse, the manager did not even apologize that we were served raw meat.The next issue we had was the general customer service. I understand that our waitress was young so there is likely a level of experience she doesn’t have yet; however, she rarely came to our table. We ordered our appetizer and she didn’t come back to our table to ask what we wanted for our entree until our app had come out and we had finished eating it approx. 30 mins). She also did not come back to ask how the meal was. When we brought up our issue with the lamb chops that was with a different staff member. The restaurant only had 3 total tables seated and only 2 were our waitresses.Overall, I don’t think we would go back to this restaurant."

Sacred Beast Diner

Sacred Beast Diner

1437 Vine St, Cincinnati, United States Of America, 45202

Full • Cafe • American • Fast Food


"I am typing this before I've even finished my wedge salad at Sacred Beast so my recollection of this experience is still fresh, so fresh on my mind. I am three quarters of the way through the best salad of my life and I hope deeply that I will never forget what it was like to experience this for the first time (because there will be many times after this). I don't want to go too deep into detail about the actual salad, because it needs to speak for itself. Words will never do this...piece of art...any justice. But suffice to say, I have never experienced a more perfect marriage of flavors and textures in a salad, or any other dish, to this degree, in recent memory. This is not hyperbole. I was telling one of my servers that there could not be one more ingredient, one less ingredient, or any other ratio of said ingredients to make it any more sublime. Then another staff member stopped by to ask how things were, and I started raving about the salad, and then SHE said, unprompted, how she felt like each ingredient was necessary and in completely perfect combination. I rarely write yelp/FB reviews (but am a passionate consumer of others' reviews, so I feel like I am finally giving back by leading readers to this salad). I have now finished said salad, I am genuinely considering ordering another, but trying to exercise restraint (and delayed gratification: for next time). I just found some stray/surprise almonds under my plate. You're darn tootin I ate them. Even the texture/pliability of the *almonds* is something I've never experienced (at least not in this context) and is PERFECTION. Henceforth, any visitor or friend asking for food recs in Cincy will be sent directly to Sacred Beast do not pass go, do not collect $200."