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dateCreated	2009-07-31 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	C'est What
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rev:text	I live around the area, and have found myself frequenting c'est what often for a game of pool, an incredibly wide select of beers and reasonably priced tasty food. To put it bluntly, c'est what is in a basement. Some people may find this a put off but I enjoy it. Being somewhat dimly lit and cool (temperature wise), it serves as a welcomed escape from a hot summer day or night. As I mentioned, they have an incredibly long list of beers you've probably never heard of. I have found that the majority of the servers are pretty knowledgeable and honest when asked their opinion of a beer you are thinking of trying (there have been several instances where the server said a certain beer was terrible and I ordered it anyways. It was indeed, terrible). They also encourage you to try the beer before buying a pint, and will offer you a sample in a mini tasting glass which is a nice touch. Their beer list is so long, they will literally have something for everyone - even people who don't like 'regular' beers (they have some fruity beers which don't really taste like the beer most people are used to). The food is pretty good. They have a pretty large menu, unfortunately it seems like they are often 'out' of a certain dish though. I'm not say if I would say c'est what is a bar or a restuarant, probably somewhere in between - so don't expect great food, but with that said, c'est what is definitely miles above other bar food. All in all, if you haven't already, I would recommend checking this place out. Pool tables are just $12/hour!
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rev:reviewer	Keith

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