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An example of an positive review: I enjoy doing business here because I always know I'll be greeted by friendly, helpful people. They provide a quality, affordable product and in a very efficient manner. I highly recommend them!

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An example of an negative review: Just the food was cold service was bad only one server so i cant blame the her too muck get it together or dont serve dinner but i will say breakfast is good

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An example of an positive review: I love this place. I refuse to have pizza anywhere else. The people are awesome, slices are huge! The tomato sauce is freaking fantastic, cheese is fantastic, pepperoni FANTASTIC!!!!

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An example of an positive review: I enjoy sifting through thrift stores so this was a must-do. The place is decorated kitchily on the outside, so not hard to find. Once you step inside, it's a madhouse of stuff everywhere. Now, they must be decorated somewhat for Halloween, but I can't imagine it's much different from their usual look. It's mostly women's clothes, jeans, shoes. They have a few dressing rooms with mirrors on the outside of the doors across from a mess of handbags. I found a polka dotted Le Chateau blouse, but cut way too deep to wear to work. I found a pair of awesome flared jeans for $7, but the waist was too big and I didn't like the empty backside without anything including pockets. I found a pair of tough black wedge combat boots for $15 CND, but not sure whether I could really pull off the girly dress/tough boots combo at my professional conservative workplace so I left them alone. In the back is a men's corner where my partner found 2 shirts for less than $18 CND and I ogled over the bunnies. There are lots of jewelry - mostly plastic, loud necklaces, rings. There was a bin of hats, too. Off to the right of the store is the notorious $1 bin. It really is like a giant ball room., about 10 ft x 8 ft, except filled with clothes. With the recent bed bug scare in NYC and BOS, I was not stepping in, just in case. I saw samosas at the counter for $1, yum! So it's a thrift store-cafe, they buy clothes ("You look better naked"), accepts credit cards, sales people generally leave you be. You have to come prepared to dig. Pop an allergy med before walking in because it's dusty. And bring some hand sanitizer. If you don't like digging through thrift, this is not your store.