Case: This has got to be one of my favorite stores in town! The thing is though, it is a bit on the overpriced side. There are times where there are amazing deals, but you have to be patient enough to dig. I haven't been here in a couple months, but the sale area seems like it has gotten more expensive. Most items on sale were 29.99!! Cmon people, we are going through a recession! Haha. Oh! One positive to my urban outfitters experience is that they changed their shopping bags to recyclable ones! Now you can come in and reuse the bags they give! Woohooo!!!
Classification: branchy


Case: Pour des fruits de mer go\u00fbteux et un excellent service.\n\nUn peu cher par contre
Classification: branchy


Case: My burger looked like someone sat on it. Hot mess y'all.
Classification: decorticate


Case: What a profound disappointment.  First, in terms of design, it's simply one of the coolest restaurants in Montreal. It has this 1970s Moroccan salon style that reminds me of a Middle Eastern recreation of the Cantina from Star Wars. They also have belly dancing performances. Sounds good but then you go.  \n\nFirst problem: the food. It's unbelievably overpriced and the food is just plain mediocre.  The table d'hote to go with the \""belly dancing\"" special costs something like 40 bucks with tax. This is an insane price for couscous (which basically costs nothing) with poor quality meat (fatty) and even more poorly prepared (dry, dry, dry).  But I guess you pay not so much for the food but for the show and for the atmosphere.  And that brings us to the next problem. The belly dancing show that I saw was mediocre at best (the dancer just wasn't that good) and the sound system was so bad it was hissing more static than music. And the final strike: the obnoxious people who go there. My impression is that its mainly middle-aged Hydro Quebec and government workers from the office towers nearby (the kind who try to assert their individuality by dying their hair unnatural shades of red and purple) who go after a day of soul-sucking bureaucratic labor in order to escape into some exotic fantasy land. So it basically has the same contrived vibe that you'd expect in a beach resort.
Classification: decorticate


Case: I found a short black curly hair in my basket of fries... and it was definitely not mine.\n\nNeedless to say, this completely ruined my meal. Thanks to Peppi's, I won't be eating anything that isn't ready-to-eat as is (like fruit) for the next few days.\n\nNot only does the shop LOOK grimey, it IS grimey... Completely disgusted.
Classification: decorticate


Case: I read the other reviews on here and they were mostly favorable so I checked this place out with my family. Everything was excellent from the food to the service. I don't have any complaints. We were told there was a 10 minute wait and I don't even think it took that long to get a table. All of the trays coming out of the kitchen looked phenomenal and everybody with me was pleased. We all left stuffed. I wish I had room for dessert. Maybe next time. I had the huevos rancheros. I thought it had a very good flavor, the carnitas were made right, the salsa was good, it had just enough spice to it. \nI don't see how you could be disappointed dining here. Check it out!!
Classification: branchy
Considreing the above, classify the following: We found this place off the strip, and it was a great find.  More reasonably priced than Cafe Ba Ba Reeba, but I'm sure their location has a lot to do with that.  The ahi tuna skewers were good, caamarones a la diabla are nice and spicy, and of course I had to have dessert... the caramel flan was perfectly creamy and tasty.  I wasn't a big fan of the crispy duck rolls... duck is already oily and this fried roll was way too much for me.