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I'm so surprised that this place has good reviews (the negative ones I expected). My fiancé and I ate here a couple years ago, but it was so bad, I want to do a public service and warn others. #1) So overpriced. 2) The food was mushy and tasteless, like bad nursing home food. 3) it's sad when the bread is the best part of your meal. 4) The "salads" we got were pretty much just a hunk of iceberg with a couple onions on it. 5) My fiancé will eat anything, and I mean anything, and when the waitress asked how the food was, all he could muster was an 'eh' , yes it was too bad for words. I'm not a fan of The Olive Garden but I would eat there ten times over if I had to pick between there or this place. Save your money, and eat something truly delicious such as North, Chelsea's Kitchen, Los Sombreros...heck, anywhere but here. I tried to give this place zero stars, but it would not let me.
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