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Output: the plan was to go to brunch, but plans change and we ended up heading to nobles bar for a late lunch instead. however, it was good to note that nobles serve their brunch menu until 4:30pm on sunday!! so anyone that wants some breakfast for lunch, this is definitely the place to go. we entered the bar and it was comfortably busy for a sunday afternoon. after checking with the bartender, we found our own seats and had menus brought over. while brunch was on offer, i was more tempted by the awesome burgers they had on the menu. i went for the black isle beef burger with blue cheese and mushrooms while the boy went for the rabbit burger with bacon and mushrooms. it looked like they had a decent selection of beers on tap and in bottles along with a nice wine menu, however we just went for some soft drinks. while waiting for our food, it was nice to sort of sit and observe the bar. it's a cool layout, with a big main area in front of the bar, but then a nice little raised bit that has cosy tables and little stools. we were sat in the raised bit and i think this gave us a little extra privacy as there was only one other party there and we had a whole corner to ourselves. the stained glass above the doorway to the toilets is also really nice and i liked the candles in empty spirits bottles as well. food arrived and the burgers looks tremendous!! a handmade beef patty encased in a nicely toasted bun with a good helping of tomato relish a whole portabello mushroom and melted blue cheese. it was a very messy meal but the excellent burger was totally worth a well used napkin!! the toppings combined perfectly and the beef patty was moist and very tasty. and the hand cut chips...OMG!! these were actually some of the best chips i've had in awhile. chunky with skins on and crispy, my glutton side wished there had been more on the plate! my stomach thankful that there wasn't as this was a massive meal that certainly served as breakfast, lunch, and most of dinner. my boyfriend was equally pleased with his rabbit burger which he throughly enjoyed although i did get to try a bite. after paying, we managed to roll ourselves out the door but i think after this initial first impression we will be back. hopefully to try their brunch offerings next time as if the burgers were this good, i'm sure the brunch will be equally as delicious!

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Output: Flat bread! Yay! Not really. Well that's what everyone else in the restaurant was raving about. Every table had a plate of flat bread on it. Actually everyone at my table, except me and one other friend, ordered flat bread too. I tried a slice with portabello mushrooms and a slice with tomatoes and mozarella cheese. I was not impressed. I thought free basket of bread provided tasted a lot better. So why the four stars? Those four precious sparkly stars go to my butternut squash tortelli and the rack of lamb that my friend order. I thought there could be some improvement in the sauce that the tortelli was placed on, such as a little less salt, but it's no biggie. As long as you drench the tortelli in the sauce, you're good. My friend's lamb was also quite amazing. The meat was really tender and it felt like it melts in your mouth.

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Output: Ethiopian cuisine at it's best; Cafe Lalibela is the alpha while that other Ethiopian restaurant in Tempe, which shall remain nameless, is the obvious beta. Every experience i have had here has been first rate. Not once have i been let down or treated poorly; whether i was on my best behaviour mimicking an upright citizen square or fried out of my mind on mushrooms draped in paisley- the lovely ladies at Lalibela serve me luscious mouth-watering ethnic delicacies regardless of my pupil's dilations or contractions. Your first encounter with Ethiopian cuisine could be intimidating for the casual newb, but your curiosity will serve you well! I had no clue what to order when i first came here, so i asked my server and she steered me in the right direction. If i remember correctly, my first time consisted of Doro Wat, collared greens and a heavily spiced wat mixture of cabbage, carrots and onion. Since, i have tried nearly everything on the menu save the fish wat, whose name escapes me, and every item has been so delictable! You really can't go wrong when you can order a meal for two for under $15 and still have left overs for the both of you. Cafe Lalibela is a students dream! Cheap prices, exotic flavours, quiet unrushed atmosphere, perfect for a long study/homework session and a grande meal to take the edge off. I love you Lalibela and I only hope we have many more happy years together!

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What can you say about Applebee's, they are all pretty much the same food wise IMO. The food is standard, you know what to expect if you've eaten here before. Inconsistency is with service. You never know what you're going to get. I've always had a good experience with the service at this location. So I'm a fan!