Text - AMAZING! We took our kids over the weekend.  One of our children has a life threating nut allergy. When we were ready to order we asked the waitress if they used peanut oil and she said she would check to see. Not only did she check , the chef came over to our table personally and told us what was safe for him to eat. AMAZING service what a great 1st impression! \nIf you have kids and they are not really into golf as much as the parents request the 1st floor area so you can be near the game room. The kids could play inside and the adults can hang outside.
Group - thrillfully


Text - If you them to be out of what you want, paying for your order to be made wrong or to wait in a drive through for 20-30 minutes, go to this location.  8 or 9 times out of ten these things will happen.  Awful.  When they get it right(rarely), the food and smoothies are good, but all this consistently still happening is inexcusable.  I think I'll take my money somewhere where they know what they're doing.
Group - functionalism


Text - I'm getting married in Vegas in Oct and the wedding will be small, the venue is already beautiful and not in need of flowers, so all I need is a bouquet and possibly corsages. I left a message at Flowers By Michelle and received a call back the following day.  We told them what we were looking for- specifically, the Alesha and Chelsey bouquets and their prices.  We were put on hold, where the person comes back on the line and says sorry we are booked that day and not doing any more weddings.  She also did not give a price.\n\nI guess the order was too small to be worth their time?  The date of the wedding was left in the message; if they were booked, why didn't they call us back to tell us they were booked?  Why call back asking what we are looking for only to put us on hold for a bit then tell us they're not available?  I guess my order wasn't large enough to bother with our Sunday wedding.  Must be BUSY over there at Flowers By Michelle.
Group - functionalism


Text - Love Matt's big breakfast!!! Whenever I go through Phoenix, I make it a point to stop by Matt's   Real ingredients makes for real Food!  I can eat at Matt's and be full for the rest of the day, and be satisfied!  Great waffles! Great pancakes! Great eggs! Great thick pieces of bacon, and not mention their brunch menu.  To bad I live 200 miles away, I'd be a regular! :)
Group - thrillfully


Text - My favorite Shuck's location!\nSometimes you just need some raw oysters and a cold pale ale!  \nI've eaten at all Shuck's and never had questionable freshness on the seafood.\n\nGreat little menu in a local bar.
Group - thrillfully


Text - Short and sweet update-\n\nGot a few weeks ago take in with Elnino F. Can't beat the lunch deals which are from $4-10 bucks for a filling meal and drink. \n\nGot 2 slices (added 2 toppings), a drink and some homemade chips for $8 and some change. \n\nThe slices are big. It's probably more pizza than a personal plate sized pizza\n\nStill one of my fave pizzas and I wouldnt say I'm really into pizza even.
Group - thrillfully


Text - Went here last year for hibachi. Food was OK, nothing special. The one thing that made me gag was that they allowed a diner to bring her small lap dog into the restaurant and sit right at the hibachi grill. The dog sat on her lap while they ate. The dog was not wearing a service dog vest so I am lead to believe this was just a pet. Considering sushi is already a risky meal if not done correctly, this incident caused me to lose all trust about health codes in this restaurant.
Group - functionalism


Text - Terrible, do not go here.\nAfter a few meals of heavy french food and high prices, we wandered over to chinatown for some cheap food we thought would be authentic.\n\nWe ordered shrimp dumplings that were inedible. I spit them out. They tasted super fishy and not fresh. My friend had greens with oyster sauce which had remnants of a noodle dish in them. \n\nWe did not eat the food and promptly left. If you have ever had decent chinese then you should not go here!
Group - functionalism
Classify the following: Classy but casual, tasteful wood and art that's just fine, not trying too hard, full of Montrealers, sun as it sets, friendly accommodating service all carrying around strollers for you, seating last minute guests without a reservation, and smiling gently making everyone feel calm and comfortable. The little things: hot plates delivered right before the mains are served, drink orders remembered and duplicated with ease, and yah. Delicious food. Everything is clearly homemade, the unique kick to the peanut sauce attests to it and makes me want to eat it with all dishes, every meal, for all time or at least a week. I love this section of Laurier for it's cute shops and bars and restaurants and overall feeling of a small, slow French town, and I hugely recommend Chao Phraya.