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dateCreated	2010-03-03 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Life Cafe
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rev:rating	4 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	Minus one star for not yet naming a smoothie after me. Minus another star for charging me four bucks if I order a peanut butter and jelly sandwich off of the kids menu for myself. This same PB&J would be only three dollars if it was, in fact, for my kid. And ... AND it would come with a bag of Sun Chips and a juice box! So not only am I paying a dollar more, but I am rendered chipless and juice boxless! "Why?" I ask. WHHHHHYYYYYY!?!?!?! Are those of without offspring and who crave pre- or post-workout PB&J's being discriminated against simply because we've chosen not to spread our seed just yet? Seems cruel. The dollar (as well as the Sun Chips and the Juicy Juice) is important to me. On more than one occasion, I have considered borrowing a toddler from elsewhere in the fitness club so as to get the "good deal" on the samich, but I can never make it past the gals working the front desk in the playroom. Those of you with small children may find comfort in knowing that they take their jobs - and your little ones - very seriously at the child care center at Lifetime Fitness (a review of which is likely forthcoming). But back to the café ... I'm pretty bent about the PB&J deal, and I've yet to find a work-around. But I'm giving a star back because the people working the joint are always very nice and the place is well done for a café in a fitness club. It really is. Great overall selection, including smoothies, burritos, salads, pizzas, wraps and, of course, a kids menu. They make most everything to order, but also have some grab-and-go items if you're in a hurry. In short, Life Café is all that and a bag of chips. (As long as you're 12 or under).
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rev:reviewer	Brady

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