Problem: First of all, I wouldn't really consider this an "attraction" its more of a "curiosity". If you find yourself in the general area and you have 15 minutes to kill, stop by. Otherwise you're going out of your way to see a few lions sleeping. I admit, lions are not something you see every day and the opportunity to see even one (despite the fact that it's sleeping) is fairly awesome. But you arrive, wait patiently for a spot close to the glass to catch a glimpse of one, take a photo and then you just kind of stand there. And then after a minute of that you start think "Wow, these are seriously beautiful creatures. It sucks that they're stuck in this artificial environment getting gawked at all day." I felt a little dirty afterwards. I will say the habitat itself is beautiful! 9 million dollars worth of beautiful. There's also an informative recording that plays every 5-10 minutes. It tells you about the habitat, the lions and gives helpful factoids. One of which was: Lions sleep 18-20 hours a day. They are not dancing monkeys. To view the exhibit itself is free, but if you wanna shell out $25 bucks you and one other person can get your photo taken with a lion cub. I'm not gonna lie. They were reeeaaalllyyy f***ing cute!
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Problem: We head to Spring Training almost every year and we always make it a point to have dinner here. Great atmosphere, definitely a baseball fan's paradise with memorabilia hanging all over the ceiling and walls. If you go in March, that place is super packed, it made me forget we were in a recession with the amount of people there!!!! Even with reservations, we still had to wait over 30 min for our table. Sitting at the bar area while waiting, you'll see alot of "hootchie mamas" in tight short skirts and hooker heels, probably in hopes of getting lucky with some baseball players or rich old dudes, but at least they were entertaining to look at....so if you're male and single, I highly recommend dining at the bar area. Anyhow, on to the food....you gotta ordered the blacken ribeye!! The first bite felt like yummy goodness, it just melted in my mouth, cooked to perfection and the hint of smokiness as well as the juiciness of the meat....HEAVEN!! It also comes with twice baked potatoes and fries. Food size is ginormous so come hungry!! We tried other stuff on the menu on different occasions, and let's just say nothing compares to the ribeye. A must try place for baseball fans!
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Problem: After remembering seeing the Dor-Stop on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, we stopped here for breakfast on a Sunday morning at around 10AM. Beating the brunch rush was great. We had a short wait but were seated quickly. Service was friendly, if a bit rushed. My omelette was tasty, as were the accompanying home fries. Everything was fresh and well-prepared. I would return, and it's the kind of local joint I'll look forward to bringing out-of-town guests to.
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Problem: I think I'm gonna have to go with Diho, just because they're bigger and therefore have more selection. But SF's selection of meat scraps were impressive. I know where to go for raw beef cankles and chicken feet now. They also have lots of seafood, fresh and frozen. They were fairly organized and uncluttered. There were a few things I couldn't find here. Normally when I go "Asian" shopping, it means I'm Japanese shopping. Their Japanese selection wasn't so great. There's nothing that SF satisfies for me that I can't get at International Marketplace or Diho. Oh, except maybe for the beef cankles.
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