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Output: I really enjoy shopping at Sprouts! I was there opening day and decided to come back again this evening. All of the employees were friendly and each of my check out experiences went quickly! Sprouts offers a pretty decent selection of vegan/vegetarian and gluten free products at low prices. That alone is exciting! But I also love how they label each individual fruit and vegetable with a sticker if they're organic! I came across a few fruits/veggies I've never heard of before. I ended up buying "witch finger" grapes. They're pretty amazing..tasty flavor almost like a red grape with an interesting texture and crazy looking shape! They have a lot of beauty and health products too, which I love browsing at. I will definitely return soon :) *I was #61 in line on opening day and received a 20% off coupon which was great to use! I needed up saving about $10! Thanks Sprouts!! The free reusable grocery bag was a cute touch too!

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Output: $1.65/ oz. for salad. I bought a pear and gorgonzola salad to go. Price: $7.04. I was shocked at how small the salad was and complained. They could do "nothing" about it. When I got back to my office, I weighed the salad. With paper plate, plastic cover, and the small plastic container of dressing on the side ..... 7.2 ounces. When I had finished the salad I weighed the plate, etc. They came to exactly 3 ounces. So the actual salad weighed 4.2 ounces. That comes to about $1.65/ounce. A ripoff.

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Output: One of the best places in the valley for Cantonese/Hong Kong styel bbq meats and rice plates. The food is delicious and ridiculously cheap. It is not consequence that you will see a lot of students from MCC and ASU eating here. Follow their lead and order a rice plate or platter of bbq proteins. Otherwise come here and order family style and you will be in heaven.

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NOT FRENCH NOR GRINGO ASHTAGA: First the positives: the studio is quite beautiful, the staff is very nice, and the students are fit. The strange: the class was listed as "Ashtonga Yoga", but it had no resemblance to any Ashtonga class I have taken either in the USA or in France. It started off instead of with the sun salutations with the class sliding across the floor on blankets. It ended instead of with the finishing sequence with doing a series of core and back exercises using foldable metal chairs. This seems to be a local specialty because another studio bragged on its web site that it had an excellent collection of chairs for yoga. Anyways, I would skip this French Canadian Ashtanga and instead go for a run along the river (fantastic) and then head to "F-Bar" (1485 Rue Jeanne-Mance, fbar.ca) for a celestial delight of Portuguese-French fusion cuisine (Mackerel, coco beans, almond milk to start and then Halibut black raisins for the main course). The Ashtanga in Paris and Strasbourg (not to mention Encinitas) are much better and the run will balance out the calories from dinner and skipping chair yoga will save you back injury so will save you the cost of a massage and balance out the cost of dinner. I promise F-Bar is worth it even thought it is pricy by USA standards.