If you're "well endowed," I highly recommend getting a bra fitting here.  My mother (36E) lost weight recently, gained some back, and I'm pretty sure has never worn the proper bra size.  We walked in, were greeted promptly, and my mother went back for her fitting.  We seem to have finally gotten her properly sized (I measured her recently and got the same bra size our fitter got by eyeballing it) but the bras are so expensive, and neither of us could see that they were really twice(!) the quality of a bra at Dillard's or Macy's.  My mother liked none of their styles (what few they had).  I was fitted next.  If you're on the smaller side (34C in my case)? Don't do it.  I requested bras without padding and lining--I have more than enough of those bras for several lifetimes.  The three bras my fitter brought to me?  Two had padding, one was lined and--I don't know WHO it was designed for. They were all a cup size smaller than what I usually wear.  The two padded ones, I spilled out of (I suppose that's the point, but I was straightforward: it wasn't what I wanted).  The lined one just looked terrible, and the cups were too small.  None of them flattered like the unlined bra I went in there wearing (which I purchased from an online merchant).  I can get much prettier (MUCH prettier) padded/lined bras at places like Aerie, or VS, or any department store for less than half the price (or even a quarter the price), if that's what I was in the market for.    None of the bras we saw seemed like they were any higher quality than Wacoal, and Wacoal makes some beautiful bras--hey, also, unlined in my size that fit like a glove and flatter like crazy without making me something I'm not.  It took me damn near 34 years to learn there's nothing to be embarrassed about by a 34C, and I managed to have that stripped of me in under 10 minutes.  This store just doesn't have the kind of selection they taut.  They say they offer over 90 sizes, but I suspect they have a very limited selection in each size. . .  Or, perhaps, just a very limited selection in the smaller sizes.  Either case, not helpful at all for me.
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Food is good, coffee is good, location is relatively easy to get to and park at...so why the 2 stars?  The service sucks a lot.  Started going to Coca a few years ago and the service staff used to be super nice.  I always expect a long wait, but they always made you feel welcome, so I didn't mind.  However, the past 3-4 times I've been there, the service has gone WAY downhill.  From the greeting to the service at the tables...wow.  2nd to last time I went I was told "1 hour" for 3 people.  Stood around outside for a bit...got cold and went inside to buy a to-go coffee (which I've always been able to do before).  Was told by one of the servers that it was "discouraged" to get coffee before we sat down, so we can go get coffee down the street...in a condescending "why are you bothering me" tone.  Um...you discourage people to buy coffee from you?  Last time I went, another 1 hr wait for 2 people.  Came back 30mins later, and wanted to see how far we were on the list.  The server snatched up the list, and said "An hour from whenever I first told you" and walked away.  Nice.  So we went to Square Cafe instead in Regent Square...just as busy, just as many people...but far nicer and actually apologized for the 20min wait time.
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We gave this place a try for breakfast and dinner, and were disappointed both times. The breakfast experience was terrible- extremely slow service, ran out of coffee, food came out wrong, took 10 minutes to get hot sauce while over cooked eggs got cold. Food was way over priced, especially for dinner.
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Over priced vodka and gin drinks in martini glasses. I thought for the price you would get a really good martini but they didnt even make it correctly.  A little pretentious but the servers are nice, just too expensive for poorly made cocktails.
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