Gabi's review got me jonesing for CJs so I headed back over for lunch. Maybe it's a middle age thing, but I always forgot how good they are in between visits. Since I live close by, this is pretty much how CJs and I roll: 1) hit up website, 2) read entire menu 4 to 14 times, 3) pare down top 10 selections to 1 or 2 and call in order, 4) hop in car, and 5) return home 15 minutes later for a private pig out on the coffee table (so I have room to spread out). They do offer delivery, but it takes longer to get my feast on and I don't always need / want $15 of food. Since it's all pretty much been said, let me just tell you the few things that make CJs a stand out: * I have never found one thing on their menu that I wouldn't order again. * There is nothing that CJs feta doesn't make better... bring it! * I could eat my weight in their pitas and never tire of them. * The creamy greek dressing is 'lick your plate clean' to die for. * You will not find a better deal on baklava anywhere in the city (seriously it would be hard to get the ingredients for the price they charge). If you are eating in, grab a cold beer or some wine to wash down your meal (and they are working on upgrading their liquor license, so they will have mixed drinks soon). Don't let the location or the homey diner atmosphere fool you. This place serves up incredible food made from insanely fresh ingredients with flavors to match!

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The waiter, attentitive... his manager also attentive. A wonderful experience from the time we walked in. The waiter came down to our level to talk with us. The manager came to our table as if we were old friends, and this was our 1st visit. The pizza? the best coal brick oven pizza I have ever had

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I like the very caring and loving approach Sundance took in creating this venue. And, I'm actually pretty proud that Madison was chosen for Mr. Redford's pilot project. They have good coffee and beer (always a plus) as well as nice couches that seem to attract lots of folks for studying and other non-movie watching activities. The rooftop bar is a great spot and I'd go if it ever stopped snowing in this godforsaken state. Basically, my only issue with Sundance is the concierge fee, which I wouldn't mind paying ahead of time. But really, do I need to pay for a reservation to hold my seat between when I purchase it and the time it takes me to head down the aisle to the theater? Otherwise, for the nice atmosphere and occasion of it all I make a point of going.

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I gave a gift certificat to The Sushi to a friend and he loved it. He was raving about how good the food is. FYI - restaurant.com has $25 gift certificates for $10 and if you get them on sale for only $2.
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