The food was ok. But they don't authorize the coupons in full from entertainment.com. It's an app. If you don't want to accept or agree to entertainment.com coupons, why become a partner with them? The lady said next time bring in a paper coupon. The app says buy one get one free with max discount of $8. On my bill the 2 dinners of $11 and $8 were on there and two drinks for $4. That is $23, and with tax $25. She put $25 and in hand writing I could barely read put "-$5". But didn't give me the $5 which isn't even the coupon. I didn't argue, I just paid and added $5 tip because the place was empty and I felt a little sorry for them. But I am never going back again. It is false advertising to agree with Entertainment.com for a coupon if a customer pays the $50 annual fee o be a member and then not give the discount. She saved $8 but lost a customer for life