Every Friday, we provide you with the best–and the worst–user reviews from the week. The following reviews are real, valid, submitted, unedited (except where marked) reviews from our various sites.
When it comes to user reviews, we’ve made it no secret that we encourage the sharing details that may be helpful to the common restaurant-goer. The bulk of our reviews discuss aspects of the restaurant that nearly everyone notices and cares about: atmosphere, service, cost, portion size and of course, the food itself. Sometimes, we get reviews that are helpful in other ways, like pointing out that there is a line on weekend mornings for Mama’s:
Standing in line is worth the wait on Sunday morning for a memorable homemade breakfast experience. Very San Francisco.
Or highlighting a must-have dish, like the crab at PPQ Dungeness Island:
omg! the meal my friends and i had was crazy. imperial rolls, chicken salad, roasted crab, garlic noodles, and fbi. nothing could have been better. even the prices are better than the other crab houses in the city. in short, best place for crab.
Then every once in a while, we get some reviews that really focus on the minutia of a certain restaurant. Like this review for an anonymous restaurant:
Most disturbing of all we discovered photos of Hindu deities in restrooms.
Then every once in a while, we get some reviews that really focus on the minutia of a certain restaurant. Like this review for an anonymous restaurant:
