Text - Gorgeous park.  AMAZING view.  I believe the view from this park is better than Mount Washington.  It's less crowded, plentiful parking and well.. the pictures speak for themselves!  MUST SEE.
Group - Polynesian


Text - This place is so disgusting. I wish I could give this place a negative amount of stars. \n\nI tried to sell clothes here and the girl told me she could only offer store credit then after she chose what she wanted, she basically made up a price. Once I asked her if they used percentages of what they would sell the clothes for (like EVERY other thrift store of this nature) her answer was just \""we're a family owned business\"". That makes no sense. The selection was ugly, disgusting and way overpriced. I couldn't find anything with my arbitrary store credit told the girl to consider it a donation, then she freaked out so I took my clothes back. I'd rather give my clothes away to Goodwill then sell to these people. Never go here. Not to mention how gross the inside of the place is and how poorly decorated it is. They have purses you would find at savers for $5 priced for $25.
Group - dealcoholization


Text - Absolute worst experience at a nail salon. My friend & I went to get our nails done, where the older man that worked there did mine. He had a very bad attitude & when I asked him to fix the shaping of my nails, he got mad and got nasty. My acrylics now look like crap, and i have cuts on my cuticles. My friend's nails looked like a 5 year old did them. Horrible paint job, shaping & when we went to go pay, the lady who did her nails over charged her by $15.00. We then had to go back in, so she could get her money back. Never going there again.
Group - dealcoholization


Text - This review is for the weekend lunch buffet.  Norm R, Mike C & I dropped in here today to give it a try.  This is a stylish, fairly small cafe with a big mural of Port Sidi-Bou, Tunisia on the wall, & appropriate soft pop music was playing (with words in Arabic?) during our visit.\n\nThe service was friendly, & today's lunch buffet featured about 20 food items, plus condiments.  There was delicious, piping hot lentil soup, and the salad toppings included a flavorful parsley mix, sliced tomatoes & sliced cucumber, both with fetta cheese sprinkled on top, greek olives, & more, as well as pita bread, hummus, & tzatziki for the lamb over at the hot table.  Other hot items included tasty meatballs, stuffed cabbage, rice, & other delicious things that I can't name.\n\nThere's plenty to eat here, & it all adds up to a terrific meal!\n\nLunch Buffet 11-2 Fri, 12-2 Sat & Sun.  $8.99  Be there!
Group - Polynesian


Text - Perhaps I've ordered the wrong things or just have shown up on off-days during my 4-5 visits to OE, but I've left wholly unimpressed on every occasion: \n\nThe cheddar jalape\u00f1o biscuits and gravy weren't worth finishing; punctuated by the taste of raw flour in the dry, particle board-like consistency of the biscuits and the thin and relatively bland gravy topping them. This was a let down, since biscuits & gravy are one of my favorite dishes of all. \n\nThe country benedict was another dish I'd ordered during a subsequent visit and also was let down by. This comes with a cheddar jalape\u00f1o biscuit as well, so I purposely ordered it to see if the same taste described above was present. It was. Dry, raw flour particle board-like biscuit again. To add to the frustration, this country benedict was topped with two nearly solid-yolked poached eggs. I think anyone ordering eggs benedict expects yolks to spill out & drizzle & meld with the hollandaise sauce upon cutting into them. These just sat there like soft boiled eggs cut in half. Covering the eggs was a hollandaise sauce that tasted highly acidic- more like a mustard or lemon bite to it than the smooth, rich and decadent hollandaise I was accustomed to. Perhaps the hollandaise was 'right' according to OE standards, but I didn't enjoy it in any way. Rounding this out was sausage patties, which tasted fine and tater tots as my potato side. I can deal with one miscue in an eggs benedict dish, but three full-on miscues? Eggs done wrong, highly acidic hollandaise, dry/raw flour tasting bread? Nope. The pork and potato side should not be the highlight of a benedict. Ever. I ate slightly more than half before I pushed my plate away and decided to speak to the manager about my meal and to express my disappointment. He kindly removed the entree from my bill, and I paid for my OE iced coffee and left about a 30% tip. That OE Ice coffee is the one redeeming factor; I do love that drink. \n\nAdd consistently grungy, dirty table tops and slow(but competent) service to the disappointing dishes I've had on every visit, and I simply have zero interest in returning. I gave 'em 4 or 5 college tries to get it right, but it's obvious that OE simply isn't the place for me.
Group - dealcoholization


Text - Best buffet I've been to. The food was really fresh and presented so cutely!  It wasn't your everyday buffet food. Most of the items were imaginative and all of it was tasty. And that DESSERT TABLE...omg. \n\nDishes were cleared quickly, servers were friendly. Price was reasonable, lines moved at a pretty good pace. Decor was gorgeous, with different themes like wood and glass. \n\nI'm trying to think of a con...um...The lights were kind of dim sometimes...?
Group - Polynesian
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Service is terrible in the mornings. I even contacted the manager to tell them so about 7 months ago. I haven't seen any improvement. Bagels and coffee are fine, but don't order specialty drinks because they taste awful. Just go to Starbucks, it'll be cheaper and taste better.