Good service, even though the food was not. I really could have gotten a MUCH better meal elsewhere for the money. The flatbread cheese pizza was about what you would expect- thin and crispy, light on the red sauce, which is how my daughter likes it- I did not think it was that great, but she ate the whole thing! we ordered the cookie trio- it came with one macadamia white chocolate, one chocolate chunk and one peanut butter cookie. The alfredo was pretty good, my son ordered it with grilled chicken and the chicken tasted more microwaved than grilled, but the sauce had a good flavor. The spaghetti sauce was not bad, a little bland, and the meatballs tasted like meat flavored bread. The steak was dry and had no flavor- and the roasted asparagus was dry and hard to chew- like shriveled up tiny stalks, I have never seen such skinny asparagus. I ordered the tomato bisque soup, this was actually good. It took forever, again, it was busy, so that is not really a complaint. This week: Shiny Happy People, Doctor Whos 60th anniversary, Jessie Wares new album, and more. Our food order consisted of a steak, a spaghetti, a chicken alfredo pasta, and a flat bread cheese pizza. Happy Hour: BJs does not offer happy hour on Saturday. Each week, guests and hosts on NPRs Pop Culture Happy Hour share whats bringing them joy.
It is so loud in there you can't carry on a conversation- I realize it is primarily a sports bar, but it just seemed unreasonably loud. The serving size of chips was not enough for 4 people and even though we had most of the bowl of salsa left, and no chips, there was no offer to bring more- and I don't know if we could have asked for more, I did not ask. We ordered chips and salsa, the salsa was ok, now awesome, not bad. I did not think to do this I just strained my eyes. The lighting is so bad, I noticed other people using their cell phone flashlight apps to look at the menus. The hostess was nice, and within a few minutes the waitress arrived. We were seated within the 20-25 minute time frame we were advised, the booth was a comfortable fit, roomy for a family of 4. On Marc Maron's WTF podcast, he got showrunner Amy Sherman-Palladino to take a victory lap – and to talk about the arc of her career in a candid and engaging way.It was a Friday so a 20 minute wait did not seem unreasonable.
Maisel went out on a strong final season, made even stronger in that it showed her finally putting in the work, and didn't feature every character on the damn show constantly telling her how wonderful she was. He also brings his parents, and closes by unleashing a frankly astonishing falsetto on a cover of Donna Summer's "I Feel Love." You'll feel it, too. Specials include 1 off cocktails and beers, 2 of appetizers and half. In comedian John Early's new HBO special, Now More Than Ever, he brings his character of hilariously self-involved comedian "John Early" onto the stage for an hour of songs, standup, and kidding-on-the-square social commentary. Monday through Friday enjoy Happy Hour specials from 3 to 7 p.m. Aisha Harris More recommendations from the Pop Culture Happy Hour newsletter One of my favorite songs on the album is called "Pearls." Just this whole little disco revival in general that has been happening throughout music. You're going to put this on and it's going to make you so happy and also horny? Because it's a very horny album. It is that - but taken to like the nth degree. If you remember her previous album, What's Your Pleasure? Which was sort of operating in that same kind of disco groove. That! Feels Good! There's multiple excellent exclamation points in there. So what's making me happy is that for the last few weeks, I have been jamming out almost nonstop to Jessie Ware's newest album.
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