Case: I disregarded this restaurant entirely, even though it's only a couple blocks away from my house.  Why?  I dunno.  Nobody should disregard this restaurant--ever!  It's delightful!  I called an order for pickup in at 5:30-6 on a Saturday night and they quoted me a wait of 5 MINUTES.  That is the least amount of time ever for anything in the history of the universe.  I've had a longer wait at an ice cream stand!  This is not to mention that I asked for something that wasn't even on the menu and they happily accommodated me (granted, it's not like a veggie stir fry with hot garlic sauce is difficult to do, but still--it's the principle!). \n\nI heart you, Peking Garden.  I'm sorry I didn't come to you sooner.
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Case: Went here Friday night for some yummy Indian food, and it was okay.  We ordered 3 dishes for 3 people and 2 orders of the garlic naan bread.  I thought it was fairly overpriced for what we got.  We paid $53 for everything, and they only gave us 1 order of the naan bread.  I remember this place being a lot better than it was.  I have never dined in, but I don't think I would want to.  It had an odd smell, and the tables were pretty dirty for being \""clean\"".
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Case: I had a new experience today.  For the first time in my 4 decades of life, I left a restaurant without eating there because I was mad,  and it was this Chompie's.\n\nI was actually looking for a location to host a Meetup group that I'm the organizer for.  I saw that Tuesday was \""Kids Eat Free\"" night so my 2 1/2 year old son and I went to check it out.  It was a beautiful night and we wanted to sit outside.  The tables were all set up on the patio  but apparently the server did not want us to eat outside because she was training someone and it would make it harder.  Our hostess went and asked another server, who also was not able or willing to serve us outside.  So, our options were to eat inside or to get it as takeout and sit out on one of the picnic-like tables outside without service.  We elected for the takeout, even though it was not the most convenient thing in the world to juggle the food with a toddler clinging to my leg.\n\nWhen I went to pay for the takeout, I was charged for the Kids Meal, too.  I brought up the \""Kids Eat Free\"" and she said that was only for dining in, but she would ask the manager because of our circumstance.  She came back and said no, that the Kids Meal would not be free.  I think she was actually trying, the only person there I can say that about.\n\nBy that point, I was so annoyed that we went to Sprouts, got some nice, fresh strawberries, and went home, made our own sandwiches and opened a can of soup.  Probably healthier anyway, though I had been looking forward to trying the Reuben and the matzo ball soup.\n\nI'd imagine they didn't care much because I was not a big ticket customer with one adult and a free Kids Meal.  But with that experience, there is absolutely no way I will go back, much less host a large group there.  I called Paradise Bakery and they have a room we can reserve if we have enough people.  Problem solved.
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Case: This place was fantastic!  It is open late which is always nice.  They have a full bar for those who want to continue with the nights festivities but they also have OUTSTANDING coffee!  It is the kind of place where you can hang out for hours and go back for a few cups so come either with good friends or a good read.  I plan on going back to try the food but unfortunately, only went for late after dinner coffee this time around.  I love that you can see them cooking right there in front of you.  Can't wait to go back!
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Case: My boyfriend and I go here all the time! We love it and we always make sure to have an empty stomach before we go. The wait staff work together so anytime you need anything there is always someone to help! \n\nIf you love meat then this is definitely somewhere you have to go!
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Case: Had high hopes when we saw this place,  but what a disappointment.   The gray-haired gentleman that seated us (I believe was possibly the owner or manager) was very blah...no smile,  no greeting,  no eye contact. \n\nFood was below average.   The thick cut tortilla chips tasted stale and the salsa was bland.   I ordered steak tacos and my wife ordered fish tacos.   Both were lacking in taste.   Our kids' carne asada tacos and cheese quesadilla off the kids menu were better than our entrees. \n\nThe only good part of our experience was our pleasant and attentive waitress.  Due to the tasteless food and impolite host/manager/owner(?),  we will not return.
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Case: As of the date of this review, the store is staffed with a bunch of kids that would rather dance on the job and \""hang out\"" rather than support customers.  It reminded me of a visit to my son's high school.  Why they have to explain to me how \""cool\"" they are and what parties they attend is beyond me.  I blame the management.  If it were my company, I'd be pissed because I guarantee those employees are costing AT&T serious sales revenue.
Classification: guerrillaism


Case: Delicious yum crunchy roll rocked my world...
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Did a takeout order.  Pretty good Thai and will come back for dinner. Excellent yellow curry, pad Thai and Thai fried rice. The Pad Woon Sen was also pretty good but the beef ordered with it was a bit tough. I will update when I come back for dinner.