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| - Went to the shark club for a birthday and to watch the hockey game. Food was mediocre, None of it came out at the same time, and it was still cold and kind of soggy. Service was good, I think they were understaffed. They call it a sports bar, but on the top level, I'd say only about a third of the tables have a good view of a TV. However they do turn up the sound of the game, which is awesome. The thing that really put me off was that they had a jersey "raffle" that they were selling tickets for. It turned out that there was just a guy with a table set up, selling 10 tickets for 10$ each to win a jersey. Sounds great except for 2 things: 1, The jerseys were obvious counterfeits. Worth about $45 on eBay. 2, after the raffles were done, the guy working the table was just walking around the bar trying to get people to buy all 10 tickets and he would just give them a jersey. In essence, just selling the jerseys for 100$. First, I don't appreciate some guy approaching me while I'm out with my friends, Trying to hock his cheap wares. This isn't the flea market. Second, the shark club is supposed to be a Decent establishment, they shouldn't be condoning, nay, promoting the sale of counterfeit goods. Maybe they didn't know the jerseys were fakes, but do a little research. All in all, not a very positive experience. Though I Will say the highballs (shark size) were pretty potent.
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