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[Q]: review: Went during Christmas Market. Waited for about 45 minutes as expected. Very fast service and friendly bartender. Got our order in minutes and receive the food in 15min. Ordered fish taco and chicken very good but the fresh guacamole on mortar and pestle done in front of u is above touch. Very delicious and refreshing with chips refilled twice. Atmosphere was very energetic and fun.
question: How is the warm welcome, attentive service?
[A]: Very fast service and friendly bartender

[Q]: review: This is a realllllly late review because I came here on New Year's Eve and I just forgot about it until recently which gives you a hint as to how the rest of this review will go. I came here in a group of 7 in the winter and first thing that I didn't like was that the chairs had no backs and there was no coat check or coat rack in sight. Being that it was winter we all had to either wear our jackets or hold them on our laps. I folded mine up and sat on it and I may or may not have almost fell off cuz it was bulky...anyways, on to the food!I ordered the momofuku ramen and a pork bun to try. The pork bun was delicious but at $10 for 2 I could go and buy a pound of pork (siu yuk) and buns and make 20 at home. The ramen itself was really disappointing. The noodles were alright, the pork belly was alright, the egg was good but the broth was just meh. Granted I don't have a lot of knowledge or experience wit ramen but I've had ramen at other places where I want to drink every last sip of the broth and wish I could fit another bowl of ramen in my stomach. This did not happen here. I doubt I will be back for the ramen but I hear good things about the fried chicken!
question: What place is perfect for buying eggs?
[A]: the egg was good but the broth was just meh

[Q]: review: Evie has a special ability to see through any paranormal's "glamour". After coming back from a mission she sees through the glamour of the shape shifter who is impersonating her mother figure character, Raquel. Turns out the shape shifter is named Lend. He's male. He's hot. He is the love interest. Unfortunately you also have Reth (Lorethen) who is the evil/beautiful/scary Fairy who is basically trying to stalk her. I might add right here that I much prefer fairies over vampires and find it so sad that they are used more in literature. Oh, and if your teen loves vampires - they LOOK like nasty rotting corpses to Evie. You might want to warn the teen in question.Anyhow this is the first book in a series so of course we don't get real closure. The whole idea of being able to see through glamour is not unique - it's in all the older fairy tales I'm glad to see it's making its way back into literature. The way the idea is portrayed though makes it make sense. I won't ruin the story by giving out spoilers to the rest just know that someone is killing paranormals as well as killing a large group of the International Paranormal Containment Agency (Evie's group).At the same time though I admit that some of the story felt very Mary Sue-ish. Finding Evie forces the whole Agency to become an international one as EVERYONE wants access to Evie. So in that - the book fails. Overall very good book, and I felt it was thin enough that you could probably get away with giving it to reluctant Readers.Before I forget- 4 stars for me means that I enjoyed reading it, but would not have it on my own personal shelf.
question: Why do I have a pretty cover?
[A]:
but would not have it on my own personal shelf