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Cuginos
May 3, 2009 by Riccardo from SALEM, MA.
Overall Rating: 4
Food:[2] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[6]

• Great entertainment singer.
• Poor service, long wait, understaffed.

“Went to have dinner outside for newing tone fireworks, served 2 people low lobsters at my table. Other never got the items they ordered. The table next to me waited almost 2 hours have their kids fed,and the man pleaded please feed my kids at least the waiter replied with a lot of I am sorries. A lot of people were there but Cuginos was very understaffed and this ruined what was to be a nice night out for my family.”

Cuginos
Aug 26, 2006 by craig
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[9] • Service:[8] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Great food and service.
• Needs to update its interior.

“The chef/owner came to greet us after we sent him our compliments about food he prepared for us.”

Roy Rogers
Feb 14, 2005 by Robert S . from Newington, CT
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[8] • Service:[6] • Atmosphere:[7]

• Roast beef; fresh shake ingredients
• gear-heads

“There is a pervading sentiment in the fast food world that is largely inexplicable to me. While people are generally accepting of ground round, aka hamburgers, they sometimes thumb their nose at the roast beef sandwich. Why is this? I will never know, for I find it delicious. Roy Rogers on the Berlin Turnpike is a satisfactory roast beef sandwich dispensary. The only word of caution is about coming on the weekends. I don't know if this is still the case, but back in my day, the weekend evenings would see hundreds of gear heads descending upon the parking lot so that they could”

Wendy's
Feb 14, 2005 by Robert S . from Newington, CT
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[8] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[5]

• Larger than average patties; scenic cliff setting
• Angrier than average wait staff

“It sits nestled against the cliff walls like some rare gem laid gently in a rustic-yet-baroque setting. Inside, quarter and even half pound all-beef patties await you. And if that does not kindle your passion, perhaps a taco or mandarin chicken salad will. Looking for something cooler to quench your lusty thirst? A frosty will do. It is the soul's salve. Mark these words.”

Burger King
Feb 14, 2005 by Robert S . from Newington, CT
Overall Rating: 6
Food:[5] • Service:[6] • Atmosphere:[5]

• The stopped with the table service thing.
• It's a Burger King.

“A mile marker along the troubled road of my youth. It's driveway was not as popular as that of McDonald's down and across the Berlin Turnpike, and it did not offer delicious taco salads like the one I bought at Wendy's and dropped inside the hood of Stephen Joyce's car one time, but y'know, it was, and is Home of the Whopper, and there is something to be said for that. I am also happy to report that their brief flirtation with actual table service, which occurred sometime in the late 80s, is now over.”