Maybe the best thing about this place is that it's gourmet that is available super late. When most people are going to Pink's, Earl's, or Secret Pizza, the live-it-ups come here. When I say live-it-ups, those are the ones that are willing to drop the shiny penny. Bang-for-the-buck? Sadly, no. Money-is-no-object? Sadly, no, too. We did get good attentive service, but that's just halfway there. Comfort food part two. Ya rly. I know I just had Peppermill but the fun don't stop. We are night owls...awooooooo awoooooooo... and Yelpers need to have good food at all hours of the day.
-=-Fried chicken-=- We were all in good spirits after a fun night out in Yelp Vegas, so what's up here? It's fried chicken...yep, you heard me, gourmet fried chicken. Is it good? Well, it's different. It's lightly fried and in a panko breading. You won't have all the oily discharge problems that fast food fried chicken would give you. It flaked off pretty easily off the chicken. A big mound of chicken meat should atleast give me some flavor, but the flavor just didn't penetrate into the meat. The side dip of honey mustard was a welcomed addition, but it didn't help this poor fried chicken from it's dismal flavorless self. To top it off, I paid a pretty penny. Oh, how I wish I used that penny to get me a bucket of (insert fast food fried chicken here) that would feed a family of 4.