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The Hunter Chicken is fucking amazing, I highly recommend it. If you don't plan to eat for a few days, try the butternut squash ravioli - I think it's around 50,000,000 delicious calories. |
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If guests didnt have interest in quality food they wouldnt keep coming back for more. People line up at 11am to get in for lunch on most days. Are chefs come in at 5am everyday and start prepping for next day. Our chicken breasts are left in a brine for 24hrs for maximum tenderness and juicyness. All our seafood is QUALITY ocean wise seafood. Our steaks are fresh grain-fed Alberta Certified Angus Beef, which is hand selected from the top percentile of beef in Western Canada. Now, We could get are seafood from a Chinese distributor for less but the quality will never be like Ocean Wise certified seafood. We could get are Beef imported from the states but the quality would be shit, thats what restaurants like Montanas does. If you dont believe me go to a Montanas around 530PM on a friday night and then go to a Cactus Club at 530 and see the difference quality makes or lets not even use Cactus as a example lets use a private owned place like Stephos on davie, they get fresh local ingredients too and the quality things that are important that are limited in Canada they import from Greece. They won a million awards and everytime you go by people are waiting in the cold to get in for some quality food. I wont even get started on the sex appeal and familiarity jazz, im a hospitality management student and i could go on and on and on and on about this lol just my 0.02cents |
IMO, it's the whole package that Cactus Club offers which is why people keep coming back. 1. The food isn't exactly all that terrible where you wouldn't eat it 2. The food doesn't cost an absolute fortune. It's affordable 3. They offer an overall good, fun experience 4. They make you, the customer, feel special/privileged 5. The list goes on I normally don't patronize the The Cactus Club simply because it does not appeal to me anymore however, if and when we have colleagues from out of town visiting, I don't mind suggesting to have lunch across the street at Cactus Club. I could take them to Boston Pizza, Red Robin's, or a dive bar but c'mon, seriously? Cactus Club is a safe bet and they're sure to have a good time. Giving Cactus Club a 5/10 for their food is a little harsh. They aren't a Michelin 4 Star establishment and should not be treated as one. They simply cater to a broader or more general audience if you will. |
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Despite some common roots, I don't think Cactus has had any direct relation to any of the others for a long, long time. They've been consistently ranked among BC's top companies to work so, so obviously they're doing something right (#4 overall in 2011 - 2011 Overall Winners | The Best Companies to Work for in BC) |
I believe the connection is strictly financial at this point. |
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I agree that the servers are hot, but that alone does not build an empire like Cactus'. They're selling atmosphere and sex appeal but there are plenty of less successful places that have those 2 qualities and shit food Cactus>Joeys>Earls>Milestones |
Hate Cactus all you want, its not going to stop them from opening another location. Langley City Council approves Cactus Club bid |
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i'm a sucker for the lavatories :accepted: |
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"Pile on up into the back of the pickup kids, we eatin' FANCY tonight!" jk, for reals there's a lot of rich people with giant houses out in Langley. |
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