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I went a few days ago to test the waters out.  I sometimes live in a box and had never heard of \"Crossfit\" before.  I've worked out in a traditional gym environment all my life and am currently seeking something to mix it up a bit.\n\nMatt (one of the co-owners) gave me a great introduction of the facility and concept behind \"Crossfit\".  I left feeling fully informed on what I could expect if I decided to join their program.  He was friendly and energetic.  I was on the tail end of a long day and probably could have been a bit more excited rather than so tired. \n\nI would generalize this as a \"Burst-Workout\" if I could pick a description.  Try to do as much as you can in the least amount of time.  Its a very unique angle to approach fitness in my opinion.  I could see a benefit in training like this to many degrees.  \n\nI would highly suggest this training for:\n\nPre-Academy\nFire Fighters\nMilitary Prep\nTriathlon Conditioning\n\nI have absolutely no doubts that if you train here first you will be more than ready to pursue an aggressively fit demanding career or challenge.\n\nAs for me personally it was too intense.  My days are too long to summon the energy needed for these types of workouts.  Although in a parallel universe where I'm 5 years younger and I had less to focus on I'd be there every day!
4 stars

Quality was pretty good and so were the prices due to the happy hour specials... which are decent but would be better if they expanded it a bit.\n\nIt will not replace my regular sushi joints but if I'm in the area and cannot get to my regular places, I will go here.
3 stars

I came here on a Friday night around 9 pm with my boyfriend and my parents, who were staying at a nearby B and B.  We wanted to go somewhere both casual and inexpensive, and La Feria definitely is both of those things.  We almost didn't find it - it's upstairs above Pamela's.  Pamela's was closed of course, but all the lights were on, and we eventually figured out to ascend the staircase and seek out La Feria. \n\nThere was only one other table of diners, so it was very quiet in the eating area.  There are about 15 tables, and there are boldly colored Peruvian crafts everywhere you look!  We all decided to order lemonade and limeade, which was a great choice.  The drinks were refreshing and fresh, not too sour or too sweet.\n\nI ordered one of the daily specials, which was chicken in a spicy peanut sauce.  It came with white rice, a green salad (with two kinds of cheese, two tomatoes slices, an olive, red onion, walnuts, and light dressing), and two slices of French bread.  The chicken itself was great - the sauce had a delicious peanut flavor and it went wonderfully with the rice.  I really liked the salad as well because the dressing was flavorful and I looooove cheese.  The bread was pretty standard, so I used it for dipping in leftover peanut sauce.  Nom!  My boyfriend got the ropa vieja sandwich, which I tasted.  Not as much meat as I'd like, but it was very juicy and flavorful.  Also the sweet potato chips that came on the side were totally addicting!\n\nFor dessert, we had a few shortbread cookies with what seemed like dulce de leche on them.  Everyone really enjoyed their meal.  It just feels like a good place to spend your money.  It's small, it's cheap, it's interesting food, and all their crafts are lovely and very affordable.  I think we'd be happy to go back if we were ever in the neighborhood.  I really want to taste those empanadas....

4 stars

