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dateCreated	2011-09-19 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Tree Huggers Cafe
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rev:rating	2 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	My friends and I were on a road trip from Boston to Cedar Point, and were getting hungry. Armed with a smartphone, I was excited to try out its super powers of location. As an experiment, I typed in "vegetarian restaurant" into the maps app, and was shocked to find that there was one (and only one) right off the highway! I glanced at the menu online, and it seemed to be reasonably priced with 9 dollar burgers, and have a good amount of veg/non-veg options for everyone. We get there and sit down, and the reasonably prices I thought I saw were all crossed out and increased by about 33%. That 9 dollar black bean burger I wanted was now 12, the meaty ones my friends got were 14. All together we got a side of bruchetta (9.95), a couple of burgers, and a wrap sandwich. The food took at least 45 minutes to come out to us, the bread for the bruschetta ran out before the bruschetta. Given there wasn't that much of either, that wasn't so keen... The bean burger was pretty bland, though not as mushy as others I have eaten, and I nearly missed the one scant slice of avocado on it (my friend with the wrap couldn't even see hers). The bite I had of the beef burger was quite good, and they were BIG, though one friend complained that his the medium order was def't on the bloody rare side. The bread all of this was on was pretty fantastic, I will give it that... Also they say they use mostly all organics and what not, but on the way back from the bathroom you could see the cans of conventional coconut milk, with Roland brand, which uses chemical preservatives. Coconut milk is an item that is pretty easy to get in organic, so I'm left wondering what else wasn't organic... I know many similar style restaurants will let you know either what items are _not_ organic, or what items are %100 organic. All in all, the service was slow and it was way over priced. So, 4 sandwiches/burgers, 1 app, and no drinks was 80 dollars with tax and tip! Srsly? I am from Boston and that would be pretty damn expensive here. It seems like, from some other reviews, they've been on a bit of a decline. So, as pained as I am to give a place that jibes with my values 2 stars... I can't say I would really recommend it to anyone.
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rev:reviewer	Mary

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