Reviews by eastside
Posted on August 9, 2007 at 4:55 p.m.
I can't say enough about this place. There is definitely no shortage of toppings on the Pizza. If you like thin crust, this place is a must.
On Pizza Getti
Posted on March 6, 2007 at 12:18 p.m.
WOW, bailey's 1st & 10 has the largest Hamburger in town. The french fries are unlike any place else. Bailey's has daily dinner specials. I popped in one night when it was all you can eat fried catfish.. Man was it packed! The comfortable horseshoe shaped bar makes Bailey's a good place for watching sports.
Posted on March 6, 2007 at 11:57 a.m.
The San Francisco Rose is a good place to watch sports with several TV's for your sports viewing pleasure. Depending on what time you go the service can be slow. The Menu consist of your average sports bar with a few twists on it. The fried pickles w/ spicey ranch is a pretty good start. Not every sports bar has a hickory burger, and their's is pretty good! with daily lunch specials you are destined find something you will enjoy!
Posted on March 6, 2007 at 9:37 a.m.
Sushi on Mckinney is a great place for sushi! the service is quick and reliable, with a friendly smile. Sushi On Mckinney has your standard Sushi menu. However, they also have a specialty menu hanging on the wall behind the sushi bar. Their Devil Rolls are HOT (spicey) it consist of yellow tail tuna, with wasabi mustard. Its eye watering, breath taking fun! Other great food on the menu I would suggest is the shrimp tempura, & Philly rolls (smoked salmon w/ cream cheese) If your not full already? Top it off with some Green Tea ice cream!
Sushi on Mckinney is a great place to eat on a low budget.
Posted on March 2, 2007 at 3:33 p.m.
ok, this place is the tex-mex mecca with an Elvis twist! the service is good. although I have my favorite waiters I like to sit with. The management is very friendly and helpful. the Atmosphere is fun for all situations.
Now on to the menu! For starters the Queso is a must. Just a little hint add some fresca in with the queso for a slight kick!
however, they have daily specials that are pleasing to anyone's taste.
On the Menu they have what is called the Elvis fried chicken which is a chicken breast battered & fried in Lay's potato chips. if that doesn't sound good?
The burritos are HUGE. they range form bean, chicken,steak, also fajita style meat aswell. they have serveral different style of sauces to top them off.
some of the things I would suggest are:
1.Shirley Goo - which is spanish rice & fajita grilled chicken w/ Quseo drizzled on top. this served with corn/flour tortillas is a must try! kick it up a notch on weds. try this w/ boom boom sauce (I think its a green chile queso sauce?) kick it up some more with green chile rice!!!! I don't know who shirley is.. but I love her Goo!
The Steak Burrito - which is a HUGE burrito stuffed with fajita grilled steak & cheese w/ your choice of sauce on top served with rice & charo beans. I like to take this to the next level and ask for Queso inside & tex-mex on top for my sauce! (I think I just gave away my Identity) shhh.. guys I don't want anyone to know who I am on here ;) its our lil secret!
The Tex-Mex salad combo - which is a large dinner salad w/ your choice of a mini burrito, or chili rellano, and a couple of other options that have slipped my mind. I like to change this up a bit with a bowl of tortilla soup!
You can't go wrong here! they have plenty of other food to choose from!
(its suppose to be 1. 2. 3. instead of 1.1.2.) its a glitch oh well!
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Posted on March 2, 2007 at 2:46 p.m.
Sali's is a wonderful Italian place. The food is reasonably priced for the portions you get! The service is great even when they are packed. However, the seemed to have changed their wait staff sometime during the fall. So it has taking us a few times to find the right person. ( where did Ziggy, Chelsea, and Nicolas go? Is patrick still there?)
back to the food. The rigatoni w/ sausage is great! all entre's come with a salad. Their House dressing is very good! The Pizza is average, but you can watch the pie maker hand toss the dough!(don't worry it doesn't touch the ceiling)for desert the cannoli's puts the perfect topping on a nice dinner! great place for a date!
Posted on March 2, 2007 at 2:23 p.m.
The Melio Brothers have hit the right spot numerous of times. They are well known for the ribeye specials. The hamburgers and fries make a good to go order. The service is friendly, and the atmosphere is like a little greek diner. The char bar will stand the test of time!
Posted on March 2, 2007 at 2:11 p.m.
Mariano's is truely a Dallas institution.like wmdmomma said they are the home of the frozen margarita. their 1st frozen margarita machine is in the smithsonian, Enough said!
ok, here we go! Unfasten those belts, pop the button!
The food is excellent. For starters the table side quacamole is a great way to begin the tastey extravaganza! The spicey chicken Verde is a wonderful entre. The salsa's are very tastey, and very unique in flavor definately one of a kind. When you go make sure you get a punch card of "buy 10 get one free" I could rave on, and on about this place.
It is kid friendly with the pinata room for parties, and coin-op rides outside.
Posted on March 2, 2007 at 1:47 p.m.
This is the 2nd best Pizza place in town! I have been ordering there for over 10 years, Back when the owner use to delivery!
These Guys know how to Pile on the toppings. they have a wide variety of specialty pies. when you order a large its enough to feed 3-4 people. Their slices are larger then any other pizzeria in town. If you order the Xtra large pie (20 inch)plan on having leftovers for the weekend.
My favorite order is a Jalapeno, Pineapple, and canadian bacon. Remember that they pile on the toppings!
The only downside to this place is that during the work week lunch time. They may take 45-60 mins to deliver. but I promise you its worth it.
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Posted on October 18, 2007 at 9:37 p.m.
Food: 3/5 Vibe: 3/5 Service: 3/5 Value: 5/5 Overall: 3/5
My experience tonight was nice for a change. The quality of the food is a little better then some places i.e. The shrimp tempura w/ veggies was smaller in portion. However, better selection of veggies. Deep Sushi has a your standard selection of rolls. The Philly, Asparagus, California, Avocado, etc.. Although they do mix things up with a wide arrange of unique rolls.
The service for a Thursday night was great. the waiter had in depth knowledge of sushi, and knew their product well. He even went as far as saying "if you see something you want that is not on the menu. Just give an idea, and the ingredients we will make it"
I highly suggest the Volcano w/ Scallops, and the Dragon Lady roll (if you like spicy mustard) and the New York rolls!
The overall quality of the sushi is good. The quantity of the roll orders range from 8-10 pieces. The price ranges from $5.00 to the most expensive is $15.00
Deep Sushi is on the pricey side. however, we did have:
4 orders of rolls
1 order of shrimp & veggie tempura
1 order of volcano w/ scallops (yummy)
2 iced tea's
grand total: $62.66
although pricey - it was a nice relaxing dinner with good service.
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