I used them twice for simple line work. They were friendly, professional and did a nice job. The…read morelines were shaky but this isn't a Ink Master competition. The prices did go up drastically, but what hasn't?

They wanted 150 dollars for angel piercings. You must be out of your mind I'll just do it myself at…read morehome lol. And I walked back in to ask how much they charge for septum and they said 90Definitely not going their for tattoos or piercings.

This place is Throop's hidden gem, great place to take the kids. They have a basketball court and…read morenumerous game systems. It also helps that they have great staff that interact with the kids. Will be bringing my kids back only if they get another snack machine

Grew up here. Great high school. Convenient 7-11. Cute little stores. Safe, for the most part. Huge…read morelibrary (renovated approx 10 years ago). And renovated town hall/police station. Just don't accidentally piss off a soccer mom, they will attack if they feel their kid is threatened in any way, even if it's the kids own stupidity. Trust me on that last tip.

They are the absolute best !! I've never felt more comfortable in a dentists office ever ! Dr…read more Moussa is the sweetest soul and Fran the hygienist is amazing !!! They definitely want every aspect of your visit to be 100% stress free in every way.. I'll never go anywhere else

Dr. Moussa is an unbelievably good dentist!! By far the best I've ever gone to. Everything he does…read moreis state-of-the-art as he always has the latest, newest equipment and is on top of his field. He gave me the LANAP treatment for my gums instead of surgery and it completely changed the health of my gums and saved my teeth!!! He's also replaced a few bad crowns for me and his are beautiful and completely natural looking. Besides all that, he is so cool, personable and nice that he always makes me feel comfortable and relaxed. Never stressed. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Moussa. Probably the best dentist in NY!!

Earlier this month, I enjoyed Sunday Brunch at McLoone's Boathouse. We were a party of five and…read morecelebrating a birthday. Taurus Season! :) While I'm from the area and also frequently visit the Waterfront that's part of the South Mountain Recreation Complex, this was my first time actually inside the restaurant. Brunch is buffet style with a variety of stations. Most of the stations are located in one area between dining rooms, but there are also stand alone stations. On our way out, I caught the "Waffle" station out of the corner of my eye and instantly regretted not doing a better scan of the entire layout lol. The food was very good and was presented elegantly on the tables and stations. Shiny chrome roll top chafers were replenished frequently with hot foods - breakfast eggs, sausages, bacon, potatoes, pasta, chicken, fish. There were also cheese and fruit platters, lox with capers, and oysters, clams, shrimp. You could also enjoy mimosas and bellinis if you like. McLoone's has a charm about it when you're in there. While waiting for the rest of my group, I looked around and saw the variety of seating areas and party rooms. It's nice.

Today my girlfriend & I went to McLoone's Boathouse and we were very disappointed in our food…read moreexperience. First off, we started with the calamari ($18) and it was so bad that we had to send it back and have them take it off of our bill. My girlfriend took the first bite and immediately looked at me and just paused, waiting for me to try it...because she already knew I wasn't going to think it was good. Sure enough, the bite was extremely chewy and rubbery. Absolutely NO crisp at all, just heavy and greasy like it had been sitting in a bowl of oil. It was honestly WAY below the quality you'd expect from a place like this. Secondly, we tried the Asian Ahi Tuna salad ($24), and that didn't really redeem anything. The tuna didn't taste fresh at all, nor was it seared properly, and it definitely wasn't blackened like the menu described. The salad had decently good ingredients, but the execution just wasn't there. It looked like everything was thrown into a bowl and the dressing was poured right in the middle without being mixed, so every bite was inconsistent. The craziest part is the contrast with the ambience. The space itself is beautiful. The fireplace, layout, bar, everything was easily a 5 out of 5. It's right on the water, so you can walk around before or after your meal, which is a great touch. We even played mini golf next door, which was a really fun little activity and honestly one of the highlights of the whole experience. But the food just doesn't match the setting at ALL. McLoones feels much more like a spot you go to for drinks and the vibe, not for the food itself. Unfortunately, we didn't even get to try the drinks, but based on everything else, that's probably the only reason I'd consider coming back.