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Output: My friend says I have a regular stomach for meals, a stomach for desserts, and finally a stomach for bread. Pain Dore was right up my alley for satisfying all my carb needs. I remember walking by this place all the time during my first year in Montreal. It wasn't until one day when I decided to have a picnic that I finally paid this place a visit. I have tried their olive bread, raisin and nut bread, brioche, but somehow I always revert back to their classic old baguette. I think if I could only eat one thing for the rest of my life, it would probably be a baguette. Personally I haven't tried their pastries but that's because I have more of a "bread" tooth and a sweet tooth. Regardless, their pastry selection looks pretty damn awesome. They have a sister store called Brioche Doree at St. Laurent and Prince Arthur. The selection of bread there is definitely not as diverse as the ones they have at Pain Dore. If you're a bread fanatic, this location is probably better suited for your carb needs. Keep in mind if you go during lunch hours, this place could get pretty jam packed with a line that extends out the door. P.S. I just found out this place actually has two floors with a little cafe upstairs. Will probably go up there someday, enjoy a coffee, try out some pastries, and do some people watching.

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Output: It started good..then went downhill. The massages were mediocre. I booked online for a male masseuse and got a female instead. I was told they had only 1 male masseuse and he was on-call. After massages and my very quick 20 minute hydrotherapy bath ( which advertise longer)...I went to relax by the lap pool where I witnessed the staff cater to everyone else but me & my mom. We sat out for an hour and no one checked on us. Didn't ask if we wanted anything or if we were ok. They brought out the other women drinks and food menus. I didn't even know they had a food menu. When I checked out, I inquired and reception told me "I should've ask"..really? Very rude. I spoke with the manager and she apologized and gave us gift certificates to return. This was our first visit to this facility. I have frequent Red Door Spas in Chicago and Phoenix-Camelback and never had such a negative experience. I won't be back at this one but will return to the other locations. Not trying to say anything but we were the only African-American guest at the pool area ..(just saying, my mom noticed it). I really hope that wasn't it.

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Output: This was my second visit to the Suburban Pantry and only my first review, the shame of it. Being out of the town centre, this place has turned in to the office lunch venue to choice for my colleagues. It has a nice bistro like feel to it with lovely wine around the walls and cheese in the display cabinet, which is complimented by its tidy menu. The great thing about Suburban Pantry is that their portions are MASSIVE. Expect a moment of disbelief when your plate is placed in front of you while you wonder if all this can be for you? My choice of meal was a steak sandwich with caramelised onions, rocket salad and HUGE potato wedges on the side. I was slightly disappointed that they didn't have any horseradish sauce for the steak but happily settled for some mustard. From then on there was silence, no talking just the sound of contented munching. The meal was delicious though it totally destroyed any kind of afternoon productivity as we all fell in to food comas trying to digest all the yummy food. It's obviously a bit out of town for most people but it's well worth a visit if you're passing by.

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I've been driving past this place whenever I'm in town as my parent's are only 3 miles N of here. Tonight we were looking for a late dinner and found out at 9:30 that our first choice closed at 10:00, so we turned back to Federal. Well worth the trip. First and very important: they're dog-friendly. You can take your pooch on the porch. Second, the entrance is on the west side of the building. Third, wood-fired pizza oven. Fourth, good pizza. We ordered two: a sweet potato and a pepperoni, and my wife and I were quite happy. We didn't get dessert as I made a chocolate mousse pie Friday morning. We shall return, well worth it, reasonably priced, and open late! And they have excellent specials Monday and Tuesday nights if you like beer or wine with your pizzas.