Case: The good old British tradition of tea and cakes is enthusiastically promoted by places such as Loopy Lorna's.  Generous slices of carrot cake, buns topped with thick icing, and gooey mouth watering chocolate cakes are presented on shiny serving trays usually associated with your Granny's crockery. Coupled with interesting varieties of teas, I tried a refreshing 'Loopy Lapsang' followed with a more traditional 'Bricks and Mortar' builder's style tea, the combination leads to a consistently busy establishment. Open every day (9am - 6pm). \n\nTake heed of the transfers that layer the cafe's windows, namley reading: 'It's no good standing out there gasping, my darlings...The teas ready', get inside and sample some or Loopy Lorna's offerings, after all your supporting one of Britain's many quaint traditions.
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Case: Hip and trendy it is, great food it is not. Coke in a bottle it has. No Diet Coke here despite the fact that in most of the country DC out sells Classic Coke. Ice tea instead?  Only if you like obnoxious flavorings. Menu description of French toast is enticing; delivery not so much.  What lands on your plate is a soggy mess with no toast attributes of any sort.  It's obvious that the cook has no idea of what French toast is supposed to be or how to prepare it. I'm sure they must get it right some days but not this day.  Suggest they visit the Landmark in the Time Warner building in NYC to have the best.
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Case: Took my nephew, niece-in-law and mom here for breakfast last week and enjoyed the food and service so much, took my mom here again today for lunch.\n\nWhat can you say or rave about Denny's? It's Denny's. It's a chain. You're not expecting to be wowed or have a unique experience. But the food is definitely good. First trip here I had the veggie omelette. This is what I typically get when eating here in Mobile, Alabama when visiting my family. It was just as good here as it was there, so with a chain, at least you get consistency.\n\nToday mom and I tried the fried cheese melt. This is fried mozzarella cheese sticks and slices of American cheese between toast, a twist on the classic grilled cheese, with fries. It was just as good as the picture depicted. Will be having this again, for certain, especially at the affordable and reasonable $4 price tag. Washed it down with this berry chiller drink I saw on the menu, and mom had the iced coffee. The initial and a refill later, and yes, we were satisfied with the taste. Unlimited refills is a great bonus!\n\nThe service is great at this location. Servers are very attentive and great. First visit, the server was awesome and didn't sweat me for mentioning IHOP a lot in front of him! lol! The second trip for lunch, the server must have been new. She constantly asked my mom to repeat herself, and for a 77 year old, she enunciates quite well, and that frustrated me more than it did my mom. And she brought the wrong order to a table in front of us. Outside of that, she was very friendly.\n\nWe will be returning here in the future. As a matter of fact, mom asked me to bring her back for Mother's Day!\n\nAs for the prices? I love the value menu. Outside of that, I think they are a little overpriced to be Denny's. Certain items on the menu are either the same price or higher than a typical coffee house/diner or Applebee's and the senior menu is scarce.
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Case: Can't complain about my experience here. This is my second time at a five guys and sure to go back. I got a bacon cheese burger with jalape\u00f1os and BBQ sauce and it was very good.  I didnt realize the regular was actually a double so I was pretty stuffed. Cajun fries were good until I got to the bottom where there was too much of the spice. More expensive than your average fast food spot but the quality is better.
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Case: This donut shop is absolutely wonderful! I drive 10 miles out of my way just to get a dozen of the fresh treats here! Huge variety! Friendly people! Worth every mile! I'd much rather go here then to Dunkin...affordable but even if it were more than Dunkin I'd still buy them at Best Donuts! Make the journey here and it won't disappoint!
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Case: I hardly ever just give one star as I'm a silver lining type of gal, but there was none to be found here.  I don't know what kind of Mexican food this is, or what you all consider Mexican, but this was not for me.  Started with the chips and salsa, which were pretty flavorless and should have been a red flag.  I ordered the enchilada plate with an egg on top.  What I got is not what I have ever seen an enchilada look or taste like.  It was like a layer of fried cornmeal, some shredded beef, no wait, a pile a shredded beef, and some chile sauce that I wound not classify as red chile.  I tired really hard to suck it up and give it a try, but it only got less and less appetizing.  Then we ordered the sopaipillas and they were just meh, not worth the calories.  The waitress was not very friendly and I can't believe I spent $45 to feel physically sick.  Will not be going back....ever.
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Case: NOT our cup of tea. \n\nWith that said, the place is cute and the workers are nice so I would love to give them more stars but I'm basing it solely on our taste.  \n\nThese are not ordinary waffles but liege waffles meaning they are infused with sugar balls in them. We were expecting more options than liege waffles since our whole family love waffles but guess we didn't research enough. \n\nWe ordered 1) plain, 2) whipped cream 3) nutella & berries. The plain enough was so sweet that we could barely finish it. My son who LOVES waffles and nutella AND whipped cream took 2 bites and said he couldn't eat it. \n\nIf you love sugary stuff this is the place for you! But for us it was too over the top and we couldn't enjoy the waffle or its toppings as much as we would have liked to.
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Case: Nice bar to go in for lunch or watch the game.  They have a separate restaurant area but menu is the same.  The nachos are pretty good, good ceviche.  I also tried the Chimichanga Burrito, was tasty but nothing to do cartwheels over.  The service is pretty good & waitresses/waiters attentive.  This is not a mexican restaurant, so go somewhere else if that's what you're in the mood for.\nI'll go back but it's not high on my favorites list.
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I love SideBar. Yeah the drinks are expensive, but I think you get what you pay for, a decent high end bar in downtown phoenix. Get the Whiskey Sour, fantastic!