Case: What a great find! Yet again Yelp, you have led me to deliciousness. We were in the area, and popped in here for dinner. We were greeted immediately and told to sit wherever we wanted. As per usual, when picking our own seats, we went with the window seats cause we love to people watch!  This was a prime spot for that as well, since it's downtown and on a higher trafficked street.\n\nHe had the meatball sub and I opted for the gyro. Both meals came with the option for a side choices - and we both went with chips. The gyro was great! Cooked perfectly and had a healthy amount of toppings to it. The meatball sub was stuffed with meatballs and had a fresh bread for the hoagie roll.  \n\nI opted for the seasonal mojito since it was a raspberry one! It was well made and a pleasant surprise to have that as a choice!\n\nOur waitress was extremely friendly and checked back in on us regularly. She was quick to offer up advice on things to try based on the kinds of things we enjoyed and made great recommendations.  \n\nOverall: A+\nDefinitely will be returning and seeing which seasonal mojito they bring to the menu next! ;)
Classification: feasance


Case: If I'm not @ Costco, or Walmart, I'm @ Trader Joe's. This place is a California'y type place where you can buy all the weird stuff you see on the food ntwk that you've never heard of and if you cant find it here, its @ Whole Foods aka \""whole paycheck\"". What I typically buy here:\n1) persian cucumbers $2.49 for 6 or 7 mini cucumbers\n2) $1.49 for 16 oz. organic baby carrots\n3)Eggplant Hummus $1.99 only 35 calories per serving!\nthey have tones of different kinds of hummus: garlic yumM! Mediteranan wow so good, its  like the hummus capital of the world. all kinds of dips and good things. \n4)  Pumpkin Butter. WOW. dessert can be 2 regular saltine wheat crackers smeared w/ pumpkin butter. close ur eyes. u just had PUMPKIN PIE. omg. so freakin good. \n5) Roasted dried, unsalted slivered almonds. wow. buy a bag every 2 wks. \n6) orange flavored dried cranberries - eat them alone, in a bluecheese almond salad. or in muffins, or cookies. whatever you feel like\n7) great assortment of nuts, dried fruit but they dont carry dried dragonfruit like they do @ the San Diego ones. \n8) sides. they have great frozen food section with main courses, sides, etc. I love the black bean & corn enchiladas. 130 per serving - 260 per box. so good. \n9)all kinds of cheeses.. ALMOST every kind of cheese you ever wanted to try. i get shaved, grated, creamy, you name it. blue, goat, feta, asiago, parm, reg parm, swiss, gouda, its all there and pretty decent priced\n10) sushi. yup believe it or not they have brown rice sushi. the only 2 i like is the brown rice sushi and the lobster roll. \n11) weird funky breads. I used to buy that ezekiel sprouted bread but if u dont eat it in w/in 2 or maybe 3 days it grows mold FAST\n12) PREMADE salads. there are so many here. so if u want to try the cobb, pasadena, bluecheese, cranberry whoo that ones GOOD. so many i cant name them all but instead of mcdonalds for lunch ck out one of these salads on the go. \n\nThe people here are super super nice. I love going here. some stuff is cheaper, some stuff isnt. I buy meat @ Walmart or Costco. here is kinda pricy for SOME stuff. wine selection is 1/5 of the store.. literally lots o alcohol. ck it out. \n\nword to the wise: some recall happend for their cilantro based items. they used to carry some delicious concoction called Cilantro salad dressing which was good on every-th-in-g! But its no longer available.
Classification: feasance


Case: They only take cash and it's in a not so nice area.I'm the only one in the drive-thru yet it still takes a good 15 mins for my food.The staff look like ex-cons/trailer trash.As for the food it self it's nothing special.The fries are bland and the fish is ok.The pete's sauce is pretty much hot sauce and ketchup.Total hole-in-the wall kinda place
Classification: sosoish


Case: Portions are huge! Food -spot on! We ordered the ribs with fried polenta, truffle fries with wontons tacos as appetizer. We were not disappointed.
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Case: I would try to help a real non-profit that is out to help the community that have full time jobs and not just people that can wait all day to get services.
Classification: sosoish


Case: Came here on a Sunday on our way back home from Las Vegas. The place was relatively empty and they sat our large party right away. The waitress was incredibly nice and was very talkative to our group.\n\nOther then that, I don't have to much good stuff to say. Our meal took almost 45 minutes to prepare and when we got it, it was cold and not tasty. They overcooked both steak and eggs (asked for rare, received well done). While I can understand we had a decently large group - 8 people - but all cold meals is a little upsetting. I doubt this is how every meal is but just rating my first time experience.
Classification: sosoish
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Absolutely love the setting. Feels like an old pub. The food is great- notably the Reuben and the fries - oh the fries! Great beer selection. Only downside is there isn't enough seating....