by Amanda G. on If you're coming to Busby's East thinking it's anything like Busby's West, you're in for a big surprise. It's not that the two establishments are 110% different in every way, but each one has it's own distinct vibe and crowd they attract. Whether you're discussing food, drinks or entertainment - there's a little bit of something for everyone at Busby's. There's a wealth of beer on tap to choose from and the bartenders are always quick (and fun to talk to!); their food is pretty bland but what do you really expect from a sports bar? Last, but definitely not least - there are tons of ways to keep yourself busy at Busby's. There are multiple dance floors where you can shake your money maker, or you can take it outside to the cute (but small, and potentially crowded) outside patio that has its own bar. Inside, you'll find pool tables and fun arcade games and ample places to lounge. Busby's East is great for Happy Hour if you're in the mood to watch a sports game or just shoot the shit with your friends. If you come on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday for Happy Hour just know that in a few hours that place is going to transform into a bustling hot spot for dancing and booty shaking. The music is mostly Top 40, and though it leans towards Hip Hop you'll hear the odd Country song every now and again. Gotta admit, most of the time I actually hate the music - but the experience has never been about that for me. Their prices are affordable and its within walking distance; if you're always cruising with fabulous company, then it's a total win.
by Felicia D. on I have four words to whisper in your ear. They aren't in my native tongue, and before I visited Le Viet, meant nothing on their own. Once uttered, the brief quartet of syllables Hen Xuc Banh Da manifests as a plate not soon forgotten, the kind of thing that should be crowned "Appetizer of the Year" by a glossy local magazine, if that particular title were not on the auction block annually. Sweet, tender baby clams sauteed in "house special" sauce with basil, onions and some magic seasoning completely mysterious are ensconced in a crispy sesame rice cracker bowl. It's snapping-and-scooping glory.
by Prudence Doino on see previous review (for fly bar). add real booze. enter true love in the form of previously mentioned (in previous review) coworkers micheal, sheaffer, and john. it was a good placeto spend a lot of friday nights, for sure.
