Seven Nineteen By Gs Restaurant — Restaurant in Los Angeles

The GS knows and is aware that they have a theft problem at their business that is ignored by ownership. CAR STOLEN ON TACO TUESDAY A waitress admitted that the GS experiences regular car break-ins and property theft though the GS has clearly taken no steps to remedy crimes committed against patrons.

The criminals who obviously know that the GS is apathetic and has zero respect for the patrons have graduated from auto break-ins to auto theft. The GS Management claimed they would view surveillance camera which likely don't work to protect the owners from whatever questionable behavior they want deniability from. There are no cameras pointing to the parking areas where people "woman" park their cars. GS knows that customers park in the lot immediately attached to their building.

They [GS] know woman are preyed on and victimized in the parking lots adjacent to their property and take no action to prevent or deter theft. A security guard was notified that the car key was stolen, yet made no attempts to further inquire as to which car or to assist in any manner.

GS should hire policemen who moonlight as security guards, if they want to mitigate their exposure in future similar acts. When a key is lost the key owner bares the larger percentage of responsibility but for the fact that the GS knew and should have taken precautions to deter the reoccurring theft at their establishment prior to this incident.

GS attempted to placate me so that this review would not be posted, and perhaps should Sean have followed through with some effort I may not have written this review. However, in hindsight, it is best that I inform others that their safety may be next in jeopardy. Theft is largely a crime of opportunity, so ladies do not leave your purses in your car or start putting them in your trunk at the GS. The spotters are watching you and may even be GS employees for all we know. People who would steal, would kill. BE CAREFUL if you chose to frequent this "has been" sports bar. There are better, SAFE, places to enjoy Taco Tuesday, like Taquila Jacks in Long Beach. Or any reputable restaurant in a well trafficked, well lit, well secured area with proper surveillance camera and competent security. The time spent checking for dress code attire can better be spent checking on the safety of customers.

The GS was called the next morning after the theft, then midweek and all I heard was excuses and grown men trying to blame the victim. When I went in a week later and met the waitress who said cars get broken in all the time, and then told me she had to text the managers who were in a meeting late in the evening, I knew I was not dealing with professionals.

I've never tried to knock the GS' hustle. It's not my cup of tea. But when they dropped the...

Choosing a location to watch Monday Night Football should be a well calculated decision. But I just moved back to this side of town and felt in good conscience to try the Game Sport Lounge on a whim. In my younger years, I've gone here to dance and turn up and assumed the same level of energetic fun would be provided during game time.

Before you even walk into this establishment you are seemingly battling the whole populace of Inglewood for parking. There weren't hundreds of patrons in the GS and all the neighboring businesses seemed closed, but still the parking lot was completely full along with the surrounding streets.

There wasn't a lot of seating areas but I was able to immediately find an open table. It's open seating that's first come -first serve which is great if you get there early enough, not so great if you think that coming at half time will grant you a comfortable viewing experience.

The service here was TERRIBLE. I mean just plum awful, and not because of rudeness but out of how busy/understaffed they were for the crowd. It took me a good 15-20 mins to flag down the waitress to let her know that I was there to eat and drink. It took another 15-20 mins to order a drink, another 10 mins to receive said drink and another 12 mins to tell my waitress they gave me the wrong drink. I ordered a whiskey ginger (with ginger beer if they had it), and she came back with a whiskey sour that was all sour no whiskey. I opted instead to get a glass of red wine.

So that took up the majority of 1st and 2nd half. We ordered nachos and with a Yelp check-in you get a free appetizer. IT TOOK 1 HOUR to get this appetizer. It was already the middle of 4th quarter. Mind you I arrived at the start of the game and by 4th quarter only managed to order 1 drink and an appetizer. My friend and I debated if we should get more food but the quality of the food plus the wait time just did add up. It took them a whole hour to throw some multicolored tortilla chips on a plate with some microwaved heated cheese. It came with a bout 4 randomly placed jalapenos (I am guessing for garnishment because they surly wasn't there for taste) and NO OTHER FIXINS. I'm sorry but if its gonna take an hour to get nachos it better come with beans, meat, sour cream you made fresh from a cows teet, and a fierce pico de gallo made from scratch after you waited 15 mins in line at a TJ's for all the fresh ingredients. Needless to say it wasn't even worth the freeness. I would of surely paid $9 for a decent meal but what they served was pure disrespect garnished with some bull.

This wouldn't be my top place to watch "game...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Seven Nineteen and I must say, it was an absolutely phenomenal experience that left me in awe. From start to finish, everything about this establishment exceeded my expectations and truly amazed me.

First and foremost, the ambiance was simply enchanting. The moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfectly complemented by the tasteful decor and soft lighting. The attention to detail in creating a cozy yet elegant space truly set the tone for a remarkable dining experience.

Now, let's talk about the food. Every dish that graced my table was a work of art, both visually and in terms of taste. The culinary expertise of the chefs in crafting such exquisite flavors was nothing short of remarkable. Each bite was a delightful explosion of taste, perfectly balanced and expertly executed. The menu featured an impressive range of choices, catering to all palates, and the quality of ingredients used was top-notch.

The service at Seven Nineteen was exceptional. The waitstaff was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, ensuring that every need was met throughout the evening. From their thoughtful recommendations to their timely service, they truly went above and beyond to make me feel welcome and taken care of.

Lastly, I must commend Seven Nineteen for their commitment to excellence in all aspects of their operation. The attention to detail, the dedication to quality, and the passion for culinary perfection was evident in every aspect of my dining experience. It is clear that this establishment takes great pride in delivering a truly memorable experience to its patrons.

Overall, my visit to Seven Nineteen was nothing short of magical. It is without a doubt one of the finest dining establishments I have had the pleasure of experiencing. From the impeccable ambiance, sensational flavors, outstanding service, and an unwavering dedication to excellence, this restaurant has truly set the bar high. I cannot recommend it enough to anyone seeking an extraordinary culinary adventure. A truly amazing experience, indeed!

Disclaimer: This review is based on my personal experience and reflects my honest opinion of...