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I think the main reason I’ve waited a while to write this review is that it feels like an epic task to adequately describe the feast for the senses I experienced dining at The Source. I can’t even really compute some of the less generous Yelp reviews, because the two times I’ve eaten at this restaurant the service has been beyond reproach and every single dish I was served fell along a continuum of garden-variety delicious to blow-your-mind exquisite.

My special someone took me here for my birthday this year. For the most part, he chose this place because it is one of the TOP recommended restaurants that allow pets to dine with you! (We have two puppy terriers.)

Having grandparents from Mississippi makes me a hard critic on soul food establishments. I like the food here but I can’t claim to be a fan. I’d rather have the soul food here than no soul food at all and since my Granny no longer cooks, Motor City it is.

We went inside and after waiting for about 5 minutes without being acknowledged or having any signage indicating what we were supposed to be doing, a server came up and asked if we wanted carry-out or were waiting for pick-up. I replied that we were there to dine.

I went to Hominy Grill with my wife and her cousin while visiting Charleston recently. We had seen this restaurant featured on the food network and travel channel so it was one place we had to check out while in town and we were not disappointed.

Great selection of quality olive oils, vinegars, and italian meats. Also, Raymond who has a little demo station every saturday morning is really a fountain of knowledge! It was a great way to learn more about olive oils and vinegars.

Seafood City essentially has a mix of Asian and Filipino-influenced offerings with practical products to serve a diverse population. The supermarket features fresh seafood and meat departments, a wide selection of fresh produce, bakery, health and beauty, as well as quick grab-and-go options. It carries a wide selection of Filipino and Asian grocery items, as well as American products that one would normally find in any supermarket.

I have been here multiple times and love it. The place is a hole in the wall and the meals are made for sharing. They wait staff is real low key, which makes sharing slightly more comfortable, if you are not accustomed to eating that way. English is managed with difficulty, but they are friendly and eager to please. Saudi and Yemenite television plays while you dine. Most of the clients are Yemenites.

The mission of Simply Khmer Restaurant is to offer an appetizing Cambodian style menu in a pleasant, appealing and cozy environment in Lowell, Massachusetts. The foods are served in an organized, speedy and orderly manner. Cambodian cuisine is relatively low in calories, high in nutrition, and tasty. It includes many rice, chicken, beef, and vegetable dishes.

I ditched work early one Friday to spend the day with my other half a couple weeks ago, because I had worked crazy hours the whole week and was just DONE. I needed a girls’ day, dammit.

This place makes me crazy! I crave their pizza randomly at all times of the day and night, and it’s not always convenient to get there from the ‘burbs’ at the drop of a hat. So I come up with an excuse to get there whenever I can, and if I’m already downtown I had better find a reason to get to Supino!

I haven’t been back, but I did look at their menu online. Holy SpongeBob! Lobster Fra Diavolo is $69 and they don’t accept credit cards. So, if you take your family of 4 to this joint and you each get this dish and nothing else, you have to have about $300 in cash on you. Yikes!

Tia Sophia’s is one of the best places to eat breakfast, or lunch in Santa Fe.
When we’re up near The Plaza, we always come here for breakfast. The food is good and there never seems to be a long wait to be seated. Parking on the other hand can sometimes be difficult.

Now for the rest of their food. I really can’t give you a true review on it because I haven’t tried anything else. All I know is what people tell me and what I see. I see a good mix of Filipino food here and they definitely hook it up. One things for sure, it’s cheap.

Whatever your reasoning for not adoring such a masterpiece of a fine “wet tortas” (Estilo Guadalajara) served at this torta truck, then you are missing out. If you are from the South Bay, you probably know of them which are right off the 5 South and Industrial Blvd.

Such creativity and fun all wrapped into one dining EXPERIENCE. If you don’t know about this place the wait staff are also the chefs, they rotate positions every few months to another food group or waiting tables or back to food prep.

We arrived too late for the live music but the vibe was the best. Friendly local dive with nice bartenders. Next day, on a tour, our guide brought us here (coincidence) even though it was closed. He wanted us to see a local place 2 miles away from the French Quarter. When I go back to NOLA, will see Vaughan’s when the band is on.

If you can afford it, PLEASE do yourself a favor and go try the grand omakase!!!! I know it’s expensive, but, it’s not just a meal, it’s an experience! If you can justify paying $200+ for sporting event tickets you can justify going to O ya!!!

I had a wonderful meal there last week with some friends. Even though we were a table of 6 + a baby, the service was impeccable. Perhaps being there before the late dinner rush due to Ramadan had something to do with it? Although, I’ve been there several times before, and I’ve never had bad service.