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A: :):):) hi I was also there on it happened, I'm a regular here for the past 5 years, I love the food and the staff , it feels like family ... About the overpowering thing the lady exaggerated , it was just a discussion between employes, I know all of them and they are very friendly with customers and between them. The food is the best in town and overall this is the best restaurant!!!!!!!

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A: We had a wonderful 15 day tour to Turkey with Mill Avenue Travel. It was our first experience taking a tour, as we usually travel on our own. The group was small 7 including our 3. The hotels and meals exceeded our expectations. The tour guide and driver were super! We saw about 20+ sites museums, mosques, churches, archaeological. Overall, it was very good and we highly recommend Mill Avenue Travel.

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I love living downtown, I'm not gonna lie. And as a benefit, we got invited to a free brunch today at the lastest Sam Fox extravaganza, The Arrogant Butcher, at CityScape. Sweet Pea and our two neighbors rsvp'd yes right away when the invitation for a free brunch came in our mailboxes, although the invitation was scant on details, and we were not sure what to expect. Was there a price limit? Drinks included? We didn't know, we didn't really care. Always up to discover a new restaurant downtown, we took the rail and settled in to a large, cushy booth for an adventure. This place is the place I think will give Hanny's a run for it's money. It's not as chic as Hanny's, no. It's got that open kitchen, central bar kind of big city vibe. This is a restaurant that you could be at in Seattle, San Francisco, New York. The cool thing about Fox Restaurants is that they each do have their own unique concept, and this is no different. We all ordered our drinks and perused the menu. Breakfast served all day, from french toast (they gave us a taste and it's incredible- I think it's coated in Panko breadcrumbs) to egg sandwiches to oatmeal. Lunches with your burgers, sandwiches, salads. Dinner, with your meats and your pastas. Let's start with the drinks: a bloody Maria with tequila instead of vodka (I'm a sucker for hot), a Bellini, a regular Bloody Mary, and a Bacon Bloody. I loved my Maria. You could taste the tequila in a good way, and it was spicy enough for even me. Sweet Pea was so-so on his regular bloody although I tasted it and found it to be standard, but good standard. K-dawg loved her Bellini which I tasted and found to be just eh, although pretty large. And B$ liked his bacon bloody but found it to be too much bacon flavor for even him, and said he wouldn't be ordering it again. Now, the food. We started off with the pretzels and fondue (incredible- do order) and cheese with bread and jam, which was your standard cheese plate although the jam was fresh and delicious. I got the egg sandwich with egg, cheese, and avocado sans the bacon on an onion bun, and regrettably, they brought it out the first time with bacon. I chalk that up to pre-opening kinks. K-dawg ordered the turkey reuben which I must say looked great and she absolutely raved over, with fries which I tasted and were fresh cut and tasty. B$ had some sort of burrito which he deemed bland even after showering in tabasco. Sweet Pea had the eggs and bacon, which he said was "standard". Now, he later also had some sort of fruit and yogurt which he raved over. There were some additional kinks with the meal, from forgotten condiments, to forgotten side dishes, etc. However, the manager came out and said she'd heard about the issues and gave us coupons for buy one, get one free brunch. Which is pretty cool since it was all free. You put up with some level of issue when you're getting a free meal, after all! And let's get to that. I said we didn't know what to expect. Well, you know what? After several alcoholic drinks and at least one bfast plus appetizers for each of us, the ENTIRE BILL WAS FREE. $120 worth. OK Butcher, you've got me. I'm coming back.