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This was the second place Bill's Bites ever visited back in 2014 and it still leaves a good memory as the then-hidden gem, a small restaurant in Lakeview. It now has two locations to keep its growing fan base happy. A favorite item on the expansive menu is the chile rellenos - a classic Mexican dish that is a roasted poblano pepper stuffed with cheese, coated and fried. At Taqueria San Francisco, you can see the authenticity even before you taste the dish as it comes with a bed of homemade rice, refried beans and a sliced avocado. If you are used to getting your Mexican food at Taco Bell, you probably won’t even recognize this dish — but when you taste it, you find out it’s the real deal.
This Marshall go-to Mexican restaurant has connections to a longtime Battle Creek staple named Emilios, where the owner used to work, bringing some of that stop's classic recipes to life. The best thing about Oye' Amigo's is the "gravy." The famous house gravy brings the heat and can be put on anything, such as a wet burrito, but is best used for a dinner combination plate, smothering the enchilada. Not your usual red sauce, ask for a sample of the gravy before having it spooned on to your food, as the spiciness might be too much. But once you taste, you just might be addicted to the heat.
With two locations in Battle Creek and with its tables filled at both most every night, La Cocina Mexicana is a foodie favorite in town - and not just on margarita night. After checking them out a few years ago on Cinco de Mayo, a Bill's Bites favorite is the Mexican Flag Combo, allowing for diverse flavors in one dish. It features three colors of the Mexican flag — with green, red and white sauces — in beautifully plated dish of enchiladas and is a treat for the eyes as well as the tongue. Don't leave without checking out the Chunky Guacamole, great with housemade chips.
Always near the top of any list of Battle Creek-area Mexican restaurants, Nina's Taqueria slips down from what might have been a No. 1 spot. The reason is we haven't tasted its excellent food recently, with the Battle Creek location being remodeled, leaving the Augusta restaurant to feed its faithful fans. Nina’s has always been a destination restaurant for lovers of Mexican food for Battle Creek people who know what's bueno. Bill's Bites took advantage of the authentic food on its stop there by getting tacos de tripa - made with cow intestines as a filling - something you can't find a lot of other places. It comes fried in a corn tortilla with a bit of cilantro, onions and a sliced lime and some chili sauce on the side and is excellent.
Open for less than four years now, Torti Taco has quickly risen to the top of the list for Mexican food in the Battle Creek area. Our memorable first taste of Torti Taco was trying the Torti Burrito Challenge, which is a monster burrito. If you can eat it in three minutes, you win the Torti Burrito Challenge. But if the size doesn't get you, the heat will - needless to say the Bill's Bites crew failed the challenge. Recently, a stop back at Torti Taco had us trying something new to the menu: calamari tacos. A different take, the calamari isn't fried, but comes in a corn tortilla and is a memorable bite. Before COVID-19 restrictions, Torti Taco was also known for its expansive salsa bar, but you can still get different flavors brought to your table. Torti Taco recently said it has plans to expand soon with a second location in downtown Battle Creek.
A Spectacular Show! The Highlight of Prague since 1961!
If you are excited by Color - and especially Fluorescent Color under Black lights - Do Not Miss this show! Many reviews abut the Black Light Theaters are similar to reviews for the First Museum of Fluorescent Art I opened in Amsterdam 21 years ago, with one visitor saying it is "Terrible" and the next visitor saying it is "Wonderful" (!) when they both attended the same tour and were actually standing next to each other!! If you like traditional theater which is presented in every city of the world, the Black Light Theaters are not the place to go - but if you want to see something you have never seen before in your life and something that approaches Art, and not just a common theater performance, than you should see not just this Black Light Theater, but several of them. I waited 20 years to go to Prague and in 4 days my girlfriend and I went to this "Wow" Black Light Theater the first night, the "Illusion" Black Light Theater the 2nd night, and the first Black Light Theater by Jiri Srnec on the 3rd night (all on the same long pedestrian street in Prague center). I hope to return to Prague again to see more of the 10 or more different Black Light Theaters the city is famous for since 1961.
Lacklustre, unimaginative, sleep-inducing, the black light theatre show failed to WOW in every sense of the word.
The acting was tragic. The main character was meant to be a child however nothing about their performance and mannerisms indicated that.
The dance routine was basic and unimpressive. It could have easily been made up by 12 year olds (and probably performed with more enthusiasm). I was also expecting more spectacle like acrobatics and more impressive lifts to go alongside the dancing.
The narrative failed to excite and was so abstract that I feel like like none of the audience really knew what was meant to be happening throughout.
The only positive was that we were expecting a 2 hour show so once it had ended after 1 we were relieved to escape from the torture.
I would only recommend this show if you suffer from insomnia because it will send you off to sleep quicker than you can say “wow”.
A midwinter night’s dream!
An experience of real colorful dream. The performance itself was so unique and outstanding, that nothing interrupts you, even very old fashioned and sometimes even dirty chairs. The music takes you back to your childhood.
Very original play and brilliant tricks. I appreciate the involvement of guests. Great Light and sound effect.
Thoroughly enjoyed the show. I have seen and worked on interactive theatre before but I have never seen a show that so well paced in terms of involving the audience engagement and at times bringing the show to us. Full of so many unique moments and effects that I have seen used in a British theatre show. They fit a lot of mime, dance and spectacle into an hour. Worth the price of admission.
&gt;But it was not a scam as claimed by opposition, it had good intentions but it was a bad idea, and may ideas of all people sometimes fail in implementation.

I am hearing this from day 2 of demonitisation. It was atleast **81%** scam.

&gt;What BJP guys claim is that AAP govt simply wants a scapegoat to blame their failures on. So any failure is immediately attributed to LG, or MCD, or central govt which controls Delhi police, or neighbouring states.

Your claim is that Bjp claims that Aap claims a lot. Please tell me why LG is not an obstruction. Read the LG outcome pdf before arguing.

&gt;Rape accused MLAs will be sacked only if courts convict them.

Mla should have been sacked the day victims father died in custody.I left my credit wrecked for a long time. I had to focus only on the immediate needs. I mostly only bought food and cigarettes. What's done is done. I had to be secure on a day to day basis before I could tackle the mess I had created. After a while, I could start paying off the mess. Little bits and pieces. My debt was mostly bank accounts that I had overdrawn and abandoned all over the state with a few credit cards sprinkled in. My credit is still pretty blasted, but I don't owe anyone money.

Keep in mind that everyone's debt situation is different. I've heard that debt only stays valid for so many years or something? Please look into your specific situation with someone qualified to guide you, because this is only my experience. I had a few grand in debt so I paid it back in bits and pieces, but I don't want to give advice on your situation since I don't know much about it. Especially in regards to the identity theft thing. Call the banks related to the charges, maybe?

As for building credit, I am currently doing this. I now have a checking account and some amount of steady income, so my bank gives me a small credit card. I charge something to it each month (all my gas purchases, or all my groceries, or maybe a bill like electricity), but I make sure I have the actual money set aside before I use the card. Then, I pay it off each month. That is good credit building, essentially, but it's a process that can take time.

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