Case: I saw the orange sign the other day while in the area and I thought it was worth checking out.  I'm a fan of Cane's down the street and the neighborhood can always use another fried chicken place that isn't KFC.  I would compare the menu to that of Popeye's but you can tell they take a lot more pride in what they are doing.  I didn't feel like messing with the bone so I ordered a 4 piece chicken strip combo that came with two sides and a roll.  I ordered the dirty rice and cole slaw as a side just because I didn't want two starches as my sides.  It only took a few minutes and when they called out my number I was greeted by a steaming order of  perfectly battered chicken strips and two decent size sides.  I'd bet my life on the roll being fresh from a pack of King's Hawaiian Rolls.  The gentleman preparing my meal was even thoughtful enough to put a side of hot sauce (like Louisiana Hot Sauce but maybe a touch thinner) on my tray and asked me if I wanted ranch and bbq.  Well done, I'll give these guys some credit and I hope it sticks around.  It's exactly what I thought it would be when I saw the sign and walked in the door.
Classification: Moingwena


Case: Went for a 90 min. presentation. Ended up spending a total of 3 hours. Was going to walk away from the gifts when the time was getting to 3 hours. Was walking out when  we finally got the 2nd \""manager\"" to okay the refund of our deposit plus the $100.  and  gift coupon.  The only positive was the gal Ana Lisa who did a wonderful presentation. \nBeware if you go to a time share presentation.
Classification: beseeming


Case: Our experience at a restaurant may have a lot to do with timing.  Go during slow hours, and you may be the only party there, as was the case when my brother and I went to Kaleidoscope Cafe.  Arrive on a busy weekend evening, and you're much more likely to find yourself waiting for a table with exasperated staff miserably milling about and food that tastes like it was thrown together in a hurry because it probably was.  Of course, that's just a general rule, and  something tells me that rule doesn't apply here.\n\nThis was only my first time here, so I really couldn't say how things would be during busier times.  I will say, my overall experience seems consistent with the other positive reviews Kaleidoscope Cafe has garnered.\n\nWith that being said, I have nothing but good things to say about this place and my experience there.  The menu was interesting, the food was good, the staff were all very welcoming, attentive, and affable.  There's a nice spectrum of prices.  Definitely keep in mind it's BYOB and that can certainly free up some money to spend on food, which is really nice.  It's casual, nothing fancy with an interesting mix of Yinzer along with that typical Lawrenceville hipster feel to it.  Whatever it is, the place definitely has its charm, and it's so close yet so far from the comparative hustle and bustle of Butler Street, which of course is a plus when it comes to parking. \n\nI guess what I'm saying is, this is a very cool little place.  Don't be afraid to give it a try.
Classification: Moingwena


Case: Came here for breakfast. The place is fun. I sat at the counter. The kitchen is open and you can see the cooks hustling and busling around cooking your food. I relay enjoy watching everything. \n\nI asked the waitress about a few of the items on the menu. Specifically asked if the chicken fried steak was made there or pre-made. She said it was homemade there and it was great so i ordered it! After a few minutes my food came. Low and behold the chicken fried steak was the pre-made nasty ones! Arg! I was disappointed. The food wasn't that great. My over medium eggs were sooo frigging runny i could have scrambled them on my plate. My bisquit was hard as a rock. I couldn't even cut it with the steak knife.\n\n Not the best but whatever.... I look forward to try the Steak house tonight.\n\nDino...)'(
Classification: beseeming
Considreing the above, classify the following: Expensive, basic and they charge extra for brown rice. Seriously? It takes more time, money and resources to bleach the white stuff.