Stopped in looking for some good pub food. Was greeted by a disgruntled bar keep that was pretty short with us as we ordered. he didn't even as us what we wanted to drink before he bolted off. I ordered the fish and chips and my buddy ordered the steak. Fish wasn't bad but was a bit bland. No amount of sauce mixology seemed to help. Although I have to say it was very fresh and not greasy at all. The steak wasn't great. About average really. I give this place two stars for its atmosphere and bar. Worth a shot if you're in the area but I think I'll try a neighboring pub next time.
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Oh. My. God. One would think that any restaurant in America's Dairyland, especially a chain restaurant that has been around for decades, could serve breakfast without screwing it up. Our family of three ordered breakfast for dinner tonight and this Perkins disappointed the heck out of us. One order was steak and eggs: the steak was supposed to be medium and the eggs over hard. What came to the table was a bloody, raw steak -- not rare, mind you, but raw -- and eggs with a translucent, inedible crust around the outer edge. Some of that crust ended up in one of the other orders, which was scrambled eggs with biscuits and gravy. One does not expect the possibility of breaking a tooth when eating scrambled eggs, but not one, not two, but three two-inch long pieces of that translucent crust ended up in the folded, dry "scrambled eggs." Another order of scrambled eggs -- mine -- had a long, thin, hair-like thread of indeterminate origin. Was it the same substance as the translucent crust? Was it a string from a hairnet? Was it a human hair? When I pulled it from my mouth, it split in two and curled up like elastic might curl up. Our server was appropriately apologetic and tried to make things okay -- the service was good, but the food was absolutely horrid! The manager asked us how our dinner was when we went to pay, so we told her. She took 20% off of our bill but, truly, the food we ate was overpriced at any discount. If we all hadn't been so darn hungry and tired, we'd have left without eating. And if I had it to do over, I would have insisted we all leave after finding the inedible translucent hard gluey stuff in the eggs and find somewhere else to go. Do NOT repeat our mistake. AVOID this restaurant. Try the IHOP down the road if you want breakfast. Go across the interstate to Texas Roadhouse if you want a steak. Go hungry if you must, just don't eat here. Please.
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Health nut is perfect to start the day
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It gets a star bump! I've gone a few times since my first review and it has quickly become our favorite Asian market by far. The prices are reasonable and some things are quite a steal. There are some interesting finds and reasonable for "exotic" items. I got Mako Shark filets ($3.99 per lb) today and I'm uber happy. Clean! Neat aisles, product isn't dusty. Fresh product meats and seafood! Wide aisles! Not a clusterfuck of people even when it's busy. Nothing irritates the BF more that way too many people in a small space. It's a relaxing shopping experience here. Deli desserts and viet sammies! Aaahh it's a lovely, lovely, place.
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