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Output: I accidentally discovered Point G last year via someone's blog and made a point of stopping by to see what all the fuss was about. There is a fuss for a reason, people! These guys make the best macarons in town, in the most interesting flavours, and I dare you to eat just one. Go on. I'll wait while you attempt to accomplish this task. They're moist on the inside and crunchy on the outside - just how I like them! As far as flavours go, Point G has a wide variety that is certain to please anyone's palate. I can't pinpoint one specific flavour as a 'favourite.' Why, you ask? Because I love all flavours equally - I do not discriminate :) The best part? They're gluten-free. Perfect for those of us who struggle with that pesky gluten sensitivity nonsense! Also, you can stock up and freeze your macarons for a rainy day - the staff pack them in a hermetically sealed container for that very purpose. They're just as good thawed as they are fresh. You can purchase macarons individually, or in boxes 2,3,6,10,20 or 40 (you pick your flavours). They also have pre-packaged boxes of 6 or 10 in these collections: Delectation, Tentation, Quintessence. You can't go wrong, no matter what you choose! I've gotta go - it's time for a macaron run ;-)

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Output: We went to Sonoma Cellar last night and as usual, it did not disappoint. I've been there about five times now and I love it. I had the petite filet done perfectly medium. It melted in my mouth. Probably one of the best filets I've ever had. My husband ordered the porterhouse. It was huge and he enjoyed it. We also ordered the white cheddar and truffle mac and cheese, garlic mashed potatoes and the asparagus grilled in aged balsamic. Everything was PERFECT. Our server Israel was unbelievably nice, attentive and very knowledgeable. He recommended our second bottle of wine -- an Argentinian malbec. It was fabulous. I'll be back soon!!!

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Output: Went there for brunch and the food was awesome. It's a small place and was very cute. The staff was very friendly and attentive. We did the bottomless mimosas and our glasses were never empty. There's a little bit of everything on the menu.

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Nice place for coffee. Apart from their quality (which would be enough to draw people anyway), they are also next to Butters. This enables them to sell coffee to folks waiting on Saturday and Sunday morning for a seat at one of the best breakfast joints in the Valley. Although the Roastery would no doubt prefer that people eat their food (and they do appear to have a substantial menu of items beyond the requisite pastries), I'm sure they in no way resent the spillover. If you do decide to eat here on Sunday morning, at least you won't get the 30 minute wait for a seat. Meal or coffee, either way, you're probably going to be pleased with your choice. The live music is another plus.