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I took my two university aged children to re-discover their city and after visiting the library, checked out lunch at the Boxwood Café. Lunch came to $94.00 for three adults and I was very disappointed. Here is a list of things to do better: When charging $14 for a thin lunch sandwich, throw on a salad or a bit of lentil soup. It doesn't cost that much to add and makes the plate look fuller. My 22 year old son was still hungry leaving the restaurant. The iced tea was $4 and not much more than red food colored water. There was no flavour or even sweetness to it. The pitcher of sangria wasn't much better. There was little wine or brandy in it and although it had taste, not much was alcohol. The worst offense was that we had ordered drinks and our waiter brought a bottle of water that was half full and poured us small glasses of water without our permission. He never refilled the water nor asked if we wanted it. I discovered a $1 charge per person for the water. Really? Charge for water in Calgary? This was a grossly over-expensive restaurant. All for the privilege of running from wasps (no wasp traps hung up) and listening to construction 10 metres a way. Save your money and patronize the food trucks and enjoy lunch on the free tables a metre away!
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