Dish Extra: Neighborhood Services

• There are plenty of seats in Chuck E Cheese. We have never had to attend to be seated. Generally it's thus crowded you cannot play the game you want to. Sometimes you are feeling like you are walking in to youngsters and folks everytime you switch all over.

• Prolly too late for this comment to matter, but @Dutch, you're right, but with these two restaurants, it doesn't really matter. The menus and atmospheres are different, but the quality is there either way. Both are beyond excellent.

• Let's be clear here. this isn't "Neighborhood Services" which is located on Lovers Lane, this is "Neighborhood Services TAVERN" on Henderson.

• i have to agree with carrots and gipson, neighborhood services is one of my favorite restaurants in dallas. i never new fried asparagus could be so good.

• I usually don't get this salty, but Theme-y's outrageously off-the-mark comment has driven me to the edge. Neighborhood Services has only one theme: being fucking awesome!

• You seriously just equated Neighborhood Services to Chuck-E-Cheese??? If beards and sweaters cause "an erosion of your culinary experience", maybe you should keep your uptight ass at home.

• The place is a ballpit short of being a Chuck E. Cheese's. Sweaters, Jeans hanging in the men's room, goddamned PBR, beards. It all results in an erosion of the culinary experience.

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