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Visiting one of my favorite cities on earth and wanted to start the weekend off with a catch up session with one of my favorite people and delicious grub. Unfortunately we were a little too eager and got to Littlefish at 8:42 on Sat morning but they open at 9. We were starving and cold (ok fine, only I was cold) but thankfully Crema across the street was open and warm. We grabbed some tea, gabbed, and at 9:05 trekked back to Littlefish, tea in hand. No signage indicating 'no outside drinks'. Regardless of the tea - I need coffee with my brekkie so no loss to the restaurant. Well we were asked politely to leave or throw out the tea if we wanted to stay by the waitress. When it was explained that this weak Californian couldn't handle 18 minutes in the cold which is why we got the tea and could they please make an exception? Pretty please? We were told no. Which would have been fine except the owner then rudely and under his breath muttered...this is a restaurant not a food court. Wow! No love for visiting Americans!! I have to deal with Trump at home and this grump in Canada. No thanks. And now we are warm and happy at Café Cranberries (which does have the appropriate signage!!) Review of food to follow!
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