Ordered from here before, and same items, but this time the food was awful. I should have stopped eating but figured it was different chef or something but the food seriously made me sick. Over cooked noodles, tasteless tofu, sweet and not spicy curry. Stringy, old chicken and undercooked eggplant. Awful. Avoid read more

My veggie rolls were delicious, but the chicken dish had only 3 tiny chunks of chicken in the whole container of noodles. Not worth the cost

I've lived in A2 for years without going here. To be honest, this place looks pretty sketch on the outside. It's in a hotel parking lot. But then my friend told me how good it was, so I went. It is SOOOO good! What a lesson to never judge a book by its cover. The interior is really neat, and I couldn't stop my eyes from looking pretty much everywhere. There are a lot of options on the menu, and they adapt pretty much all of them to suit vegetarians. I was able to order pad thai with no fish sauce. My pad thai was right up there with Old Siam's, and the vegetarian spring rolls (fried ones) were really awesome (still not on *Old Siam's level, but incredible, nonetheless). *My reference for amazing thai food is Old Siam on the West Side. *Update, don't get the Pad See Ew. BUT the sticky rice with mango was amazing. We will definitely be coming back here, especially since it's so close to our place. read more

Delivery took 2 hours. Peanut sauce was watery and thin. Overly sweet, almost like syrup. Looked like they used sweetened coconut milk to make up for a bland, tasteless sauce. Stir-fry was drowning in this peanuty soup. $16 for four or five pieces of shrimp, and half a cup of vegetables. They don't even use jasmine rice, but they'll give you a ton of the cheap rice, as if to placate you. Don't be taken for a fool. This isn't real Thai cuisine. read more

I never would have thought to look for a Thai restaurant in a hotel, but a friend loved the classic curry dishes and recommended it. I've liked it enough to go back several times, though it isn't the best Thai I've ever had. The iced tea with cream is quite good here. For an appetizer, I like the fried tofu. For main dishes, the Drunkard Noodles (Pad Ke Maw) are tasty, as is the Pad Ped. I've also sampled the curries, and the Green and Panang curries are especially good. As for the decor, I really like the wood elephants just inside the entrance. The booths are comfortable and pretty private. read more

Siam Square - The glamorous setting for Siam Square. - Thai Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

This place is prejudice toward anyone different of gender identity race and color..even though doordash helps this lol place generate business. I was treated harshly by the female owner of this store..i will not allow them to get money by doordash business by me. I will reject the offer on my App to pick up food here or go there..bad experience. Not good..mean and disrespectful!!! read more

The new menu here is large and fantastic The restaurant is under new management and I found the decor and attention to detail refreshing and authentic. The staff; friendly and knowledgeable as well as helpful with decisions when we were unsure what to order or differences in dishes. Started with appetizers. (My party of 9) The Rangoon was the best. Crunchy shell, nice and flavorful on the inside. Spring rolls flaky and crunchy. The chicken satay with peanut sauce was excellent. The chicken wasn't dry, nice and juicy. When the dinner arrived, Our expectations continued to be exceeded. Red Chicken Curry was perfect with lots of chicken not overwhelmed with vegetables, and the "heat" I asked for was just right on scale. Finishing with mochi, and cheese cake samplers. The display alone was "almost" to nice to eat. But, we managed despite our food coma, finished with a boba tea. Pleasant surprise. Best experience I've had with Thai since my five years of living here. read more

I ordered take out from here. The order took well over an hour to prepare on a Monday night, at least 40 minutes longer than what was originally projected for delivery time. When it finally did show up, there was no rice for my curry. WHO SENDS CURRY WITH NO RICE!?? How does that even happen!? So now I've got to wait even longer while I cook rice for my curry that's getting cold. I'll never order from here again. This place is straight up terrible. read more

We have been on the look out for Thai restaurants in the area and finally decided to try this place. From the outside it was hard to tell the establishment was a restaurant, all you can go by was a bright "OPEN" sign, however when inside, the decor and restaurant atmosphere was not bad. We ordered the vegan versions of Green Curry, the Siam Square Spicy Basil and Pad See Ew with tofu. The food and the service was okay...but afterwards we didn't quite feel satisfied, each dish was a little pricey and wasn't enough portion-wise with maybe the green curry being the exception, which was a little on the watery side. The price to portion ratio was a big factor for our family... read more

I hate to write critical reviews but sometimes they're warranted, so let me say that this food here was really bad. Our pad Thai with veggies tasted like flavorless spaghetti, the salad rolls had almost no taste (& didn't have a peanut dipping sauce), and the Tom Yum Tofu broth actually tasted like minestrone with chili sauce. The only respectable thing in our order was the shrimp pad Thai, which I give a B-. Maybe, i've been spoiled living in LA's Thai Town for the past year (just moved to A2 three weeks ago), but I'm telling you, this restaurant wouldn't last a day there. read more

Good Thai restaurant within Ann Arbor, but it's not as authentic as other Thai restaurant in big cities. It's a bit pricy for student since Ann Arbor is a university town. read more

Siam Square - Thai Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Very watery massaman curry. I tried this place based on the decent reviews. I didn't want to drive to canton for my normal thai bistro. I was extremely disappointed with the food. The massaman curry was basically a soup, that was extremely bland. Next time I will stick with the 15 minute drive to canton for never disappointing Thai Bistro. read more

I know this place for almost a year. Every time I come here the food is delicious as always. All the staff are really nice. This is the best Thai food in Ann Arbor. read more

Got take out here recently. Oddly located in a hotel, which made it not easy to find at first - location is fine, just unexpected. Staff was friendly and service was timely. Food was just ok though. I got the Pad Thai, which had some pretty good flavors going for it, but the chicken was criminally dry and the noodles were quite greasy. Crab rangoon were typical take-out style, which means absolutely amazing because I'm just too easy to place when you put cream cheese in a wonton and deep fry it. I didn't particularly dislike my food here, but I didn't really enjoy it either (except the crab rangoon of course, but I love that literally from anywehre and everywhere, so that almost doesn't count). And the chicken was dryer than worn out leather. With so many options in the AA and Ypsi area, I think I'll explore for other Thai options. read more

I think usually, I'd give this place 3 stars but since Ann Arbor doesn't have that many good Thai options (other than Thai fast food/No Thai), I put it down for 4. I wasn't too excited coming in to Siam Square for the first time. The exterior looks worn down and it's connected to an old and vacant hotel and combined parking lot was basically empty (only 3 cars including mine). The interior is fine in theory, but when I went in to get get a carry out order as part of their lunch deal around 1pm, there were no customers inside so the whole experience was just a little spooky and I don't think I'd want to go in for a sit-down meal. I yellow curry chicken lunch special (main entree + a spring roll) for $8. They give you the option of adding a side of pad thai for $1.50 extra. The curry was good, pretty standard, not better or worse than other yellow curry that I've had elsewhere. Portions were fair, with a normal amount of chicken and vegetables. I was pleasantly surprised that the curry had pineapple in it instead of potato, which is what I'm used to. All in all, it's a solid place. I think I'd probably only go for carry out just because the inside is so empty but, the lunch deal is great and I'll probably come back. read more

The food is good, but getting it is hard. We've called in orders for pickup and it's like they don't start cooking it until you get there. We've gotten orders through the delivery service on Yelp, and it's always INSANELY late....(yesterday's estimate said 35-55 minutes and it was more than an hour and a half before we received the food). Additionally, there's always something wrong with the order. We'd eat at the restaurant, but it's in a super sketchy hotel and isn't the kind of ambience we're looking for. read more

Surprisingly delicious Thai, if you can get over the food safety warnings from the county inspection service. But do get over them because it's really worth it. I've enjoyed the pad Thai and the basil stir fry, among other things, and the shrimp chips are truly not to be missed. I love pad see ew, and their version was no let down. Great for takeout and okay for eating in, but the space is a little dark if charmingly (and oddly) decorated. Try sitting in one of the overdone booths for a different experience. Again, you have to get over its location in a terrible hotel but it will be worth it. My recommendation is to call in an order and limit your interaction to 3 minutes to pay. You wont be sorry. read more

This place is completely overrated, worst Thai food experience ever! Went there for dinner. Worse than average food, stinks a bit like piss and unfriendly staff. If zero stars would be possible that would be my actual rating, really disappointing, never again. read more

I ordered lunch pad thai today from their Grubhub page, the item did not come with any traces of egg as listed on ingredient.

Best Thai lunch special around Arbor/Ypsi. They actually will make it spicy if you ask. Only wish they had the lunch special on weekends.

I had the appetizer sampler, the green curry with tofu, and the Thai iced tea. The curry was okay. It was quite hot, even after I asked for as little spice as possible. There wasn't much sweetness, so it felt out of balance. The tofu was fine, the eggplant was good, and the bell peppers were crunchy. It felt like a spicy veggie soup. The appetizers were disappointing. The salad rolls were as advertised but didn't come with plum or peanut sauce. The tofu wasn't freshly fried and crispy, and it had no flavor. The fried wontons just tasted like oil. The curry puff and fried shrimp were pretty good though. The Thai tea was decent. read more

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I'm difficult. Part of my difficulty is that I am mostly vegan but will eat some eggs and of recently (due to health issues-another story) salmon. Siam Square has consistently been a restaurant where not I only do I eat, but love what I'm eating. I usually get the Salad Kaak, which is basically some greens and tofu in a chunky, yet lite peanut dressing. It is consistently delicious. What makes something good is its consistency and this dish has it. Siam Square is able to vegetarian or vegan almost any dish. I always get the Thai Basil with tofu 'not spicy' or 'wussy'. Even their mild is sometimes, not always a little hot for me. (dishes come in mild, medium and hot). This dish unlike other Thai dishes I have tasted is sweet yet not overpowering. The staff/ servers are always nice, warm and engaging. To some the atmosphere may be a little kitchy but it's charming. The booths with the high walls provide a more intimate dining experience..you can talk smack about others and no one will here. Love this place -it's my favorite Thai place in A2 and beyond. read more

I love Siam Square. If you fear elephants, do not enter this restaurant. They happen to be my favorite animal so I get really excited in Siam Square because there seems to be either a picture or a statue of an elephant every square foot. The restaurant is very ornately decorated with intimate booths that unfortunately echo obnoxiously, so unless you really want to share the details of your medical test results, keep it down! Appetizers: Fresh summer rolls: GREAT. Lovely dark lettuce and fresh mint surrounding an interior of whatever protein you prefer, whether it be tofu/seafood/meat. Pretty amazing peanut dipping sauce makes this appetizer a must have every time I come here. Chicken satay: great dipping sauces once again. I love chicken satay, I just honestly can't bring myself to pay more than $3 for some skinny strips of chicken on skewers. I can't recall how much satay costs here but I don't make a habit of ordering it. Crab rangoon: I don't order this often, either. They are small but tasty with a good sauce. Entrees: Stay away from the Pad Thai. As others have mentioned it is clearly a tomato paste-based sauce that is too sweet and lacking in distinctive Thai flavors. The noodles are dry and clump together so much that it seems a knife is required to hack away at it. You end up practically begging for more crushed peanuts, lime juice and maybe some dipping sauce from an appetizer in order to get through the mess you ordered. My family and I always get the whole tilapia fish that's deep fried. I think it's $12.95-$14, I can't remember, but it's amazing. I know some people are picky with seafood, and if you are, this dish isn't for you. If you don't have any qualms about seeing the whole fish and having to filet it yourself and watch for bones, ordering the tilapia is a great idea. Fantastic on it's own, even better with a dipping sauce if they remember to get it to you. I hated my duck dish. It was really awful, and I'm a fan of duck. My dad got a soft-shell curry crab dish and it was out of this world. Really fresh coriander and curry flavors, and I normally despise soft shell crab! The desserts are always uniquely flavorful. I usually get the black cherry sticky rice which is extremely comforting in cold weather but really filling and served warm. Coconut pudding looks, how do I put this... SUSPICIOUS, but is good if you can get past it. It's really not what you think when you order it. There are three tiny pinch-sized bowls that house pudding that has been heated up so extremely that you have to be super careful eating it. OK, just don't order the coconut pudding. You've been warned. read more

I love love Siam Square. I want to do a little cha cha dance right now thinking about it except I feel like a fat lardy in my chair on the computer. I digress. It's good Thai food. You have to be careful when you come in on Washtenaw because if you miss the turn you end up on the freeway. You are safest just pulling into the gas station and cutting through to the hotel lot. I like the decor though you could say they went overboard. There are wood carvings all over the place, but its easy to find privacy among the stuff. It's true the staff doesn't always hear you when you walk in, but I don't mind because I am glad they aren't so packed they are always expecting someone at the door. I just pick crap up that sounds fragile and put it down or jingle the elephants around and they come pretty fast. Foodwise the curries and the noodle dishes are both good. Their better dishes are the ones that use fresh veggies though. I get a tomato one that has big chunks of juicy fresh tomatoes and peppers and a light sauce. It feels healthy and tastes so good. They probably miss the most on pad thai, but really all of the local Thai places do. It's just the dish they all make and let sit around for the round eyes I guess. Extra bonus that they are open later than other places and don't usher you out ever. I had a 3 hour meeting here that was sort of workish with a laptop and lots of talking and they never bothered us or ushered us away once my food was done. They just marveled at how much I ate and left me alone. I didn't give 5 because it has to be perfect perfect for that and while I love this place it doesn't blow my sockies off. Also the bathroom is beyond far away. It's like... so far away I get bored walking there. On an up note you get to see TV as you walk to the bathroom so for those of us without cable it's nice to see a tv on with pictures on it. read more

WOW! I ordered online through yelp, with an hour plus notice on delivery time. 1.) My order still came late 2.) Paid extra to add meat to my order, yet there was no meat 3.) Order was delivered to my hotel with no utensils?! Makes sense -_- 4.) Specifically stated on my order "NO carrots" Not only are there carrots but other items that were not listed on the menu. Umm, is this even my order, who knows..?! Wasted money, and still hungry. read more

Whatever the Victory Suites problems are, it's not the restaurant. (When we pulled into the parking lot of the hotel where the restaurant is, a hotel patron happened to be leaving in her car. She rolled down her window, asked if we'd stayed here before, and when we said we were going to the restaurant, she advised us not to stay at the hotel -- that she'd just gone up to see her room and was horrified.) I was pleasantly surprised by the restaurant. It was spacious, and the decor included beautiful hand-carved wood panels. I usually order Thai food one level spicier than I want, because some places are actually not that spicy. They don't do stars here, just "mild, medium, and hot." Warning! The "hot" really is hot! Which was an unexpected but nice surprise. The beer and wine selection isn't that great, but the dessert menu more than makes up for it. They have black rice pudding ! I've found this is bizarrely rare east of the Mississippi; at any rate, it's listed as black cherry sticky rice. There's also mango sticky rice, custard sticky rice, green tea ice cream, and a bunch of other good stuff. I eat at Thai restaurants in Boston and Seattle all the time, so I know bad Thai food. This isn't it. Really good food, normal prices. Just ignore the sketchy hotel it's in. read more

I don't know what happened at this restaurant. Five years ago, I ate at Siam Square about once a week for three months because it was close to a summer internship. I liked it, especially their curries. However, in the last three months I've been here twice and the curries were bland. Maybe bland isn't the right word. They burn your mouth and make your nose run, but they lack the complexity that a Thai curry is supposed to have. My husband had the roasted duck and he described it as bland and dry. Dry duck? How do you make duck dry? There aren't really any good Thai restaurants in Ann Arbor and it's a shame to have to add Siam Square to the list of disappointing Thai fare in the area. read more

Absolutely terrible service from the waitress today. Horrible. Rude and obnoxious. She's asks me at the door "what do you want" in a rude voice. well what does it look like? Am I there listen to you sing? Obviously I want a table. Didn't bother to take the order for 15 minutes, didn't check how it was or if I needed anything else. The pad chu chee that I used to like has gone down in quality. Curry not flavorful enough. Chicken not cooked to make it succulent read more

Hands down the best Thai food in Ann Arbor! The prices are great for both lunch and dinner. The lunch specials are bargain: for under $10 you get a main dish (lunch portion) with a side of Pad Thai, rice, and a spring roll. The portions are generous and the quality is tops; I've never been disappointed in the 2 years I've been coming here. A few favorite dishes (though everything I've tried is fantastic!): Pad Prig Pao, Siam Square Spicy Basil, Drunken Noodles. Everything is always cooked fresh, and can be ordered to your spice level (they do pluses to add a bit more heat, as in Mild+, Medium+, etc.). I absolutely love the decor--big wooden elephants as you walk in, intricate wooden details on all the booths, beautiful tablecloths, and all are original works from Thailand. Some people think it's a little over the top but I kind of think it's charming, part of the Siam Square experience. Great place to go with friends or coworkers, or even a date (they have these enclosed booths that offer a little more privacy and are perfect for a quiet evening for two). It's a very spacious place, and the noise level is always pretty low no matter how many people are there. They do offer carry-out, and also deliver through Straight To Your Door (S2YD). Biggest downside to this place is the location--it's awkwardly located basically inside a questionable looking hotel. The restrooms are part of the hotel proper, and they definitely leave something to be desired... BUT! Don't let this turn you away!!! It's only sketchy on the outside, I promise! Bottom line: the restaurant is clean and the service is great, the food is fantastic and the prices are hard to beat! read more

Very much enjoyed our dinner here. The hotel is in complete shambles by this point; I really didn't think it was even open anymore. However, Siam Square has a separate entrance and once you're inside the atmosphere is very enjoyable. I did feel like the whole place needed a good wash down with some hot soapy water and a rag but I have a long history in hospitality and am particular about small details. I will definitely be going here again and will probably bring friends. read more

3 stars WTF?? Despite being located in the murder motel, this spot is off the hook. Best Thai food in A2, bar none. WAAAY better than Tuptim. Beautiful interior, excellent service, every single dish tried there has been amazing. And I've eaten there tons when lived in A2. Venture away from pad thai. If mild is your bag, try massamon curry. read more

Food isn't terrible - but me, my wife, and a good friend all got VERY sick after eating here on two separate occasions - so I won't be going back. Good Thai food is lacking in Ann Arbor in general - if you want great Thai food, make the 30 minute trip to Thai Bistro in Canton - well worth it. read more

Tucked inside a hotel, Siam Square is so hushed I feel compelled to whisper. It's a lush carpet silence, with imposing teak and massive wooden elephants all over the place. Between that and peculiarly displeased hostesses and servers, I've felt like I'm disturbing everyone involved both times I've bothered them for a meal. The menu looks promising, with endless iterations of pan-fried noodle dishes and basil or peanut-based stir fries bound in a darling unbleached pulp paper cover with a pressed tin decoration on the front. But the spring rolls are unextraordinary, and too greasy. The pad thai drips with a way-too-sweet sauce. Ordering food "medium" spicy means they might fry it in the same room as a chili pepper. But definitely not the same pan. My companions reported general satisfaction with peanut and cashew dishes. Fried tofu, karee puffs, and the panang curry were similarly forgettable but fine. Everything is a little too sweet and too greasy. And no coconut custard for dessert. Try Tuptim, just a little further down the road in the building that obviously used to be a Long John Silvers for better, cheaper food and a less untouchable ambiance. read more

What are people talking about?!?! This place is good. The decor is great. The food is tasty. The portions are good. The menu has a lot of options. Service is kind. Not the best I've had, but not even close to bad. If you have a problem with Siam I urge you to stick to your meals at Denny's, not go anywhere "ethnic" and leave the rest of us alone. To everyone else who likes Thai food, get over here, enjoy yourself, and I look forward to seeing you in the booth next to me. I'm very grateful Siam Square is here. read more

Siam Square - Great little booths! - Thai Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Got the peanut noodles for delivery, and it was basically a thick, gloppy mess. More to the point, I also got very ill the next day. I was thinking pretty hard about whether or not to mention that here, for obvious reasons, but once I looked at other reviews and saw other people saying the same thing, I figured it was definitely relevant to mention. Would not eat there again. read more

Great food and excellent service! Just don't look at the exterior. The inside is clean and well decorated. Dumplings are amazing.

Really underwhelmed. I didn't mind the location and the service was good, but the food was so subpar. There was also no duck at all that night, not sure if that's usual or just happens. Chicken pad thai (2/5) - I would recommend everyone against getting pad thai here. Not only did it not taste like pad thai, but it really didn't have any flavors at all. The texture was soggy and card board tasting at the same time. I was so sad. I don't think I've ever thought a pad thai could be like this. Even the chicken was bland and dry. Just avoid this. Pad Ped (3.5/5) - Stirfry vegetables in red curry sauce. It was decent, which makes me think that maybe I should have just gone all curry for my meal. I think this was average and pretty standard. Cannot say it's superb, but if you come at least this will be decently good. Seafood noodle soup (3/5) - Not usually my go-to for a thai place, but I was feeling sick and really wanted some noodle soup. This soup is pretty decent, a little heavy on the celery taste. In general, it tasted like a good instant noodle soup. They were generous with the seafood, but the calamari was a little bit on the fishy side. However, the shrimps and scallops were solid, and they gave you a ton of noodles. I would not voluntarily come back here. However, if you had to come I would go for the curry dishes and skip the pad thai altogether. read more

Siam Square is tucked away on the outskirts of a town that is full of amazing restaurants spread through a beautiful university-downtown. I have been a regular customer. Usually drop in for lunch but have been to a couple of dinners there as well. The food is nothing short of spectacular. I come from a family of chefs, and we own an Indian restaurant in livonia. The food here is always mouth-watering, and the consistency is commendable. The quality never wavers. The curries and stir fries are the best I have tasted in a Thai restaurant. My all time favorite here is the Spicy Basil Leaves (Items M3, M4, M5 in the main dinner menu) The service is not so great if they get a little busy. It took about 40 minutes for dinner to come out, and the wonton soup was a little watery. I go in here not for the dining experience but the quality of food that comes out on the table. Definitely recommended for Thai lovers! read more

Yes, Tuptim is better, but I certainly liked the atmosphere here more. We sat in a booth that seemed pretty secluded and well suited for a date. Plus you can get booze here, which is always worth a minimum one whole star in my book when comparing it with a place that doesn't serve alcohol, like Tuptim. Yes the hotel is sketchy and the entrance was confusing to find for a second. But if you want to try a different Thai experience, this hidden nook is worth a try. My dish was pretty spicy and tasty, so who knows, there may be something on the menu right up your alley. read more

Siam Square was an experience so thoroughly disappointing that it finally convinced me to create a Yelp account just to warn others to stay away. I haven't been this let down since Trump won the presidency. I should have just taken my $24 in cash, dipped it in curry sauce and eaten that instead, as that would have been more edible and enjoyable than what I received for dinner. It seems that a lot of my criticisms can be corroborated by other users, as I've seen others complain of the same things. I picked up an order of Pad Thai, Pad See Ewe, and spring rolls for myself and my girlfriend. This was a take-out order. My issues: ++ The wait: Seems a lot of folks had this issue. Called in and was told it'd be ready in 20 minutes - pretty typical and perfectly acceptable. Got there around that mark, and had to wait almost a half hour in their lobby for the order. I understand things can get backed up and that '20 minutes' is an estimate that may be more or less accurate, but come on. Even worse - there were several others waiting for me in increasingly awkward anticipation for their orders, and based on other reviews, it seems that this is business as usual for them (didn't seem so busy inside to justify the wait). ++ The service: Young dude at the counter was perfectly nice, but they should have commented more on the wait and apologized profusely for it, perhaps by offering a small coupon. ++ The food: This is the big stinker. You have a craving for Thai food, you're super hungry, and you've waited through this long ordeal, it's miserable outside and you just want to finally be curled up on the couch. Maybe after all of this, it'll be worth it because the food was prepared with care and competency that will make everything better. Big surprise, the food was insultingly subpar. The egg rolls were actually okay compared to the entrees. The egg rolls seemed like your standard frozen generic eggrolls, which were lukewarm but edible. However, the entrees were beyond unacceptable. The first issue was the dryness. These noodles were dryer than the surface of Mars. They were devoid of moisture, which made for a terrible texture and not at all what you'd expect from savory Thai noodles. The second issue was the flavor. What I received could barely be sold as Pad Thai. There was no flavor. Just nada. I'm actually surprised that Pad Thai could be so devoid of the distinct tastes you'd expect to pick up on in this popular staple of Thai cuisine, but they managed to pull it off. Instead, they masked it with unbearable levels of spice. I promise it wasn't an issue of me not being able to handle my spice (I got the Medium level), but rather the result of trying to hide the fact that they left out the things that make Pad Thai what it is. I wish I took pictures, but just imagine dry, rubbery noodles with too little sauce that don't taste anything remotely to how it should. The other entree was similar, but the Pad Thai was the worst offender. ++ The order: I asked for no sprouts in my Pad Thai, and there were a few sprouts. Not a huge biggie, but it's just representative of a general lack of care and attention. This made more apparent by the fact there was an angry customer who returned towards the end of my wait who had received the wrong order. I'm sympathetic that those slip ups sometimes happen, but it just ended everything on a sour note. Godspeed to that poor man - I hope you got your order fixed! ++ Location: This isn't even something I would normally comment on, as I understand different businesses can afford better locations while some simply cannot. However, I was so cranky by the time I left that I might as well pile on an extra criticism. Hard to find and weirdly attached to a small hotel off the highway. That's all I've got. After a few bites at home, we decided this evil must banished to the dark depths of the dumpster. I accepted that it was worth my sanity to have the $24 wasted than it was to call them and complain and try and remedy the experience. Best of luck to these folks in getting their act together - they sure could use it. read more