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Businiess name:  Broadway Station
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
This is my first time writing a review, but there was something about this place that made me cringe enough to actually sign up for an account and write this. I was in town from Michigan visiting a friend who occasionally stops off to watch the Mets get their butts kicked. There was an incident outside the bar with a lot of yelling (not really sure what all this was about), and many of us went out to see what was going on. I noticed this obnoxious, squat, square-headed guy yelling all kinds of obscenities like he owned the block or something. I asked my friend ""who the hell is this guy?"" and he told me it was the owner. It explained a lot. The Karaoke person is a huge tool, who hits on people's girlfriends and only lets certain people like ""The Linzer"" sing. This is one of many really annoying pet names given to people who sing here apparently in preparation for American Idol. There is an intimidating entourage that mingles and bullies people who are not regulars. The drinks are overpriced, and the place is in desperate need of remodeling. The pool table eats quarters, and the waitress skips songs on the jukebox when she doesn't like them. Don't order the Jalape?o poppers, or the wings, or the burger. The poppers are hardly ideal for masticating, and are filled with disgusting cheese and even the cold spaghetti sauce provided for dipping doesn't cover up the taste of them. The burger is served on a really dry bun and (in my case) was grossly undercooked, despite the fact I ordered it well done, and the wings taste like petrified beef jerky. Oh, the buy-back policy: Sometimes people who are liked by the bartenders get every fourth drink for free, but if they don't know you or like you, they either forget or don't mention it in the first place. Oh, but there are a lot of TV screens (awesome!), and I've heard that on rare occasions, one can add up all the teeth of the females in the bar and get a full set. That's something, I guess. Pros: no matter what, you're the best looking guy in the bar Cons: food, people, drinks, service, owner, entourage, etc.

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