Problem: Wow! I learned this morning that Mimi's uses "processed" eggs when making scrambled eggs. The server told me they were not real eggs, as I was lead to believe for the egg choices. The scrambled eggs, had a strange, spongy texture and a fake looking yellow color with very little taste. This is not the first time I have experienced this. I have experienced this from other restaurants as well. The server told me the next time I order "scrambled" eggs to please ask for "real" eggs. She said the only assurance that it is a "real" egg is if you order eggs sunnyside up or over easy. Do you think is deceitful to the customer? I do. The manager came to our table and verified the eggs were not "real." I feel the customer has a right to know if they are eating "real" eggs or not. A disclaimer should be posted on the menu to inform the customer about the substitution. I am sure using "processed" eggs from a carton is a high profit item. CUSTOMER BEWARE! The reason I gave Mimi's 4 stars is because I like the atmosphere of the restaurant, the great attitudes of the servers and the quality of the food. Their menu has great variety, beautifully prepared food, and the prices are reasonable. I will definitely go back there. I would have given it 5 stars if it weren't for this morning's egg shocker.
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Problem: This is not the ideal location for a desired private atmosphere. It was a noisy, our table was sticky and unsteady, service was slow (though friendly), and food was just okay for the money spent. We will likely not return unless for the Happy Hour atmosphere and prices.
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Problem: Note: This is okay if you are going with a group of really out going people and you go early during their drink specials. They start at 9 and I believe end around 10 on Saturday.. Don't take my word on that part but its 1 dollar cherry vodka, which really cough-syrup sweet be smart on what you mix it with.. Anyway.. this place is boring, unless you just turned 21. When you get in there are two rooms to go into, a lounge like-area and then the dance area.. The lounge area is okay, has the VIP room, usually not a crowded and you can actually hear people talk.. The dance room, packed, and is built like a pit so getting in and out is a challenge, you cannot hear over the typical dance club music that seems to hold the same beat the entire night.. The place does feel dirty, its dark and everything seems worn.. Bathrooms are always gross, all the seats and tables seem wet and the floor is always always sticky or slippery.. Bar area seems disorganized and chaotic.. the only nice thing about the place is the light fixtures in the dance room are cool.. The people there are a mix of college kids and a more hip hop crowd.. So you will see the college boy that just turned 21 trying to dance and you will see the girls that are dressed to impress in heels that are too high for them getting on the pole trying to grab attention.. Kind of reminded me of high school.. which is not what you want on a weekend.. So I think this place is maybe a good place to start out a night, if they're specials are going on, then go somewhere else on Mill..
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Problem: What bad things can you say about a cupcake place that gives you a filling AND a frosting choice? Seriously... Mad hatter has it going on! With the popularity of places like sprinkles in LA, its surprising to think Mad Hatter hasn't staked a Strip-front claim, but nonetheless they bring a mean game to the cupcake racket. Tons of choices from peanut butter to raspberry to mint... I think you could get well over 100 combinations of awesome here... Unless you hate things that are delicious, make a trip out west to check out Mad Hatter!
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