Great food, but Karaoke crowd is too uptight
I have had dinner at Domenico's twice now and absolutely loved the food both times. On the other hand, the Karaoke crowd (and ring leader) has become too uptight...From time to time, a group of friends and I will hang out at Domenico's for a few drinks...we used to really enjoy their Karaoke night, as it was laid back and a lot of fun...the last time we were there, there seemed to be a crowd of "Karaoke regulars", which we are not...they basically took over the Karaoke, with the help of the person running the show who seemed to accidentally blow past some of our names/song requests...when people got up to sing who we noticed were not a part of that group, they were not treated very well by the audience...Frankly, in my opinion, Karaoke is meant to be for fun...we are not trying out for American Idol...we're just out to have a good time...where did all the bars go with the fun Karaoke nights? Sadly, Domenico's is no longer one of them, so it has lost its charm to our group...    [08 Dec 2004 12:28:56]

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Charlie Gracie at Delmonicos
Yes, Domenico's serves up some great meals--and you'll pay half of what the same food would cost in the city--without the risk of getting shot! As for entertainment--all the regulars know that every other Friday--and sometimes Saturday...the crowd are blessed to see perhaps of or show businesses greatest entertainers ever. Its Charlie Gracie--of course--Philly's first international rock 'n' roll star. When he's not playing the shore of somewhere in England or France, he makes his home right here in Delco. and enjoys playing at Domenico's. He's usually there from 5;30 to 8:00, and my husband and I drive in from Middletown Delaware to see Charlie whenever he plays there. For food and great entertainment--you just can't beat it--and you won't go broke.    [03 Nov 2007 09:38:32]

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     ­Mary Jo    mayoluke at aol dot com