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by Tiffany W. on My foodie friends are always ranting and raving about Trudy's and the delicious stuffed avocado & mexican martini. But let's be honest here... that's about all Trudy's got goin' on. If you come on Friday or Saturday night, you're almost guaranteed to have to wait in an insanely long line just to get a table (or stand uncomfortably close to a table of diners by the patio to unofficially "claim" the table once they leave... only to have another group of hungry patrons do the same to you once you're seated) My past two trips to Trudy's (yes, apparently I didn't learn my lesson the first time) have lasted over 3 hours. The first time the waiter forgot to place our order and after more than an hour of watching everyone else's food come out, we were finally able to track down our waiter and inquire about the status of our own food. The second visit to Trudy's was with a party of 6. We waited for almost 2 hours to be seated as we watched other large parties (who arrived much later than us) be seated. To be fair, on both occasions, a manager was sent to our table to address the issue and we were comped a queso for our "inconvenience." Regardless, after two negative experiences I don't think I'll ever be back. Get it together, Trudy's.
by brittney g. on Preface: This is not a review of the California Academy of Sciences Museum. It is a review of the Nightlife event held on the premises. Nightlife is an fine idea, intriguing even, one much better played out in your mind that in reality. $15 discount, no screaming children underfoot and cocktails. That sounds lovely, doesn't it? Perhaps once it was a lovely experience. Before critical mass set in. One word: Crowded. One word, repeated: Crowded, crowded, crowded, crowded, crowded. I'd love to tell you about the exhibits but I couldn't see them from the desperate single girls preening in the reflections of the eel tank, teetering on ridiculously high heels never meant for strolling through a museum. The pheromones and hairspray were noxious. It looked like a meat market night club with some fish in the background. $7 Sierra Nevada bottles and $8 for a plastic cup of wine (from a bottle that mayyyyybe cost that much) your bag? Then sign up for this event. But be prepared to wait in many a line. To get tickets, then one to get in, then long ones at the bar, where you'll get stepped on or elbowed or both. I would gladly go back and pay full price on a Saturday to stroll through the exhibits. Maybe the rain forest will be open. Tourists? Children? I will take them gladly over the hordes of overly made up twenty-somethings who could give a rat's ass about seeing any science or nature. This event has clearly become a place for the attendees to be seen, not the creatures or their habitats.
