Example: My new favorite pizza! Every single one I've tried has been spectacular but my alltime favorite is currently the egg topped option. We like to get a pizza, a side salad (the strawberry salad is fabulous) along with the mac and cheese. Perfection. The casual atmosphere, excellent staff and yummy food make this a regular haunt for us.
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Example: came back late at night - the room was smelling bad, and I found that the tub was completely filthy with... I'lll spare you the details. I was moved to another room, but I am still waiting for an apology, a staff member suggesting to cover for the night... avoid by all means
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Example: After a day full of meetings, I gathered a friend, and we headed out to eat some Mexican. I had visions of chips/salsa, and margaritas. We headed to On the Border on Stapley near Baseline but found that this location had closed. Egads. Then we remembered The Salty Senorita across the street. And thus begins the saga. \""Hi, are you here for happy hour?\"". We said no but were seated in the bar area anyway. At least we got a booth. Lucky us, huh? Joe \""lots of product in his hair\"" brought us menus and took our drink orders. He was pushing a certain type of Tequila and I took the bait, with the stipulation \""on the rocks with salt\"". My drink, and my friend's water arrived and we ordered. The chips and salsa AND our dinners arrived at the same time. .Really Joe product??? Chips with the meal? FYI, chips and salsa here aren't complimentary, you have to order and pay for them. It was then we noticed ants had taken over our table. At first we thought it was just a couple but noooooooo. My friend brought the ants to the attention of Joe product and he feigned concern but did not offer to sit us at another table. Now my friend is getting annoyed. It's hard to enjoy yourself when you are swashing ants off the table. Our booth was by a window but we didn't see any influx from the window of ants, so we're not sure where they are coming from, but they don't stop. Friend mentions it a second time, and then, again with feigned concern he offers to move us to a different table. By this time we are almost done eating and I just say let's finish and get the hell out of dodge. Our bill comes, we pay, and my friend asks for the manager. Hell, he's even younger than Joe Product and looks like he just woke up, thus we'll call him Bed Head. Bed Head offers to buy us a drink on the house? Really? That's your solution? He said he'd make sure other patrons aren't seated in this area. Egads, no thanks, we just wanted to leave. We weren't after free food, but the offer of 10% off or some kind of compensation for sharing our entire meal with ants would have been appreciated. A free drink? Hey,maybe one of those $60.00 margaritas would have made everything alright! As far as the food goes-I had the chicken antchiladas (get it, lol) with beans and rice and they were dry. I like my enchiladas with oodles of sauce and cheese, and these had very little sauce with a little design of sour cream on them. My friend had a steak and avocado salad. He said it was ok. \nThis is a never return place for me.\nAnd a note to Joe Product-chips and salsa should have arrived WITH the drinks, and before the meal.Reflecting back, we were there on Earth day so perhaps having ants share our meal was relevant.\nThe margarita gets a 7 out of 10 limes as it was pretty good.
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Example: I went to the Elephant bar this afternoon with my parents for lunch- Well, it was lunch for me but since my parents are in their early 70's now it was actually dinner for them- yes, dinner at 3pm, I know.\n\nAnyway, they love this place and have a few favorite dishes they say are delicious and keep them coming back- along with a 20% discount for seniors they get there.\n\nMy first impressions aside from the place being empty at 3pm was the decor was tasteful and inviting. We had a nice half circle booth.\n\nOur waiter showed up immediately and provided very good service throughout the meal.\n\nI ordered the \""Ultimate bacon cheeseburger\"" with fries. My parents shared some chicken parmesian medallions with pasta dish which they said was very good. Looked good to me- nice portion size and presentation.\n\nMy burger was pretty darn good. Half pound patty done medium well with bacon, cheddar and all the usual trimmings. I think they used a slice of sweet vadalia onion which gave a nice sweet note to every bite. Overall a very good burger that I can easily recommend. A nice size serving of seasoned fries were a nice addition to the meal- very crispy hot and tasty.\n\nPrices here seemed to be very reasonable as well. My burger was only $8.95 and looking at the menu, most sandwiches were in that range with full dinners mostly under $20. Seriously most of their meals were cheaper than you'd find at a Denny's or similar.\n\nI'd definitely give this place another visit. Seems like a good place for a casual date that wouldn't stress your credit card.
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Example: We were told great things about the lunch buffet so we decided to try it one day for lunch. When we got there we saw a very nice restaurant but no buffet so I asked the woman at the front specifically if they still did the lunch buffet. To which she answered yes. So, we sat down and waited and waited and waited for a server to come over and finally a man came over to bring us some water. He asked if we had been served and we said we wanted more info on the lunch buffet. He got terrified and said someone else would help us. So, the lady I originally asked about the buffet came over and we asked her for information about it. She then said that they werent doing the buffet for a couple of weeks so they could change it. WTF??? I asked why she specifically said that she had it and she said that she was sorry because she never heard me ask that. THAT WAS THE ONLY QUESTION I ASKED!!! What did you say yes to? How does that even make sense? I don't like feeling like she said what she thought we needed to hear just to get us in the seats. We just walked out after that. Thats a terrible way to do business.
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Example: We have not eaten here yet, but have come to visit the deli twice in one week. \n\nWe have been wanting to find someplace to purchase fresh pasta and they have some great fresh pasta here. \n\nPrices are also super reasonable. $4.50 a pound of the usual long pastas like spaghetti, linguini, pappardelle, etc. A few other styles like orrechette are more. They have raviolis as well and gnocchi which I believe was somewhere around $9 a lb. \n\nWe were very happy with the quality of it. \n\nWill be coming back for more and perhaps come back to have a meal here.
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In love with this place !!! Service are awesome ! Food are also awesome !! I order the pastry basket and chicken and waffle for brunch, stuffed!! My coffee is bottomless !! I'll definitely will visit again!!