It's sad to be bored by a frozen desert while simultaneously intimidated by the foreshadowed wallet wallop. They got me and my wife for almost $10 last night and we both aggregated the experience with our first trip and concluded that we won't be back. The product is plain-Jane regular city junk and I can't believe they will be around for the long haul. Does anyone really believe they are getting something healthy here? Fruit??!!??? You just put a few pieces of lay-around fruit on top of a ton of sugar calories!! And if you got a small portion, WHY? Oh, and you can get a smoothie!! I love it! How about some styrofoam peanuts on that? I'm back to the frozen aisle at Safeway until I can get over to try Sweet Republic. It better be good!
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I've been to local Dish twice now, and both times being equally great! This causal eatery is located in downtown Fort Mill and very close to my office, so the convenience factor is high. The decor appears to be the original wood floors and bar located at the back of the main dinning area. The inside reminds me of a country dinner with some sophistication mixed in. I had the farm burger which comes with homemade pimento cheese on top with lettuce, tomato, and onions. The burger was cooked perfectly and the cheese was delicious! Also the shrimp salad appeared to be very good, at least so I was told from a colleague who order it. If your in the Fort Mill area for lunch I'd highly recommend stopping by this place. Also, it's located just 2 miles of hwy 77 (exit 85).
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Something has caused this place to go downhill.... Used to be a favorite lunch buffet place, now it's just blah. Even librettos seems to offer more authentic italian cuisine. Sorry guys, you have lost a fan....
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When people say there is nothing to do in Phoenix or that Scottsdale is comprised only of club-thumping Barbie's and Ken's, I like to take them here. See? This is where the "rest of us" go. You have to know where to go to even find the door, and once you're inside the dimly lit speakeasy, you've found the perfect escape from mainstream nightlife. Lovely for a date with your honey or with your BFF to catch up. Gazillions of choices for wine from places you've likely never heard of and some nosh to tide you over. Perfection! Wines are obviously the show case here and are pretty well priced even by the glass. I've had many hits and some misses, but that is to be expected when the wine list is the size of a bible (I actually trust the wine bible more for spiritual guidance). I love the inclusion of varietals outside your typical european/american selection, and they really have something for everyone. Even non-wine fans - although I trust them - can find a good cocktail from one of the talented bartenders. The food isn't really the main attraction, though we typically end up with a nosh. The hummus is quite bland, and the flatbreads are alright. But you CAN order a very special salad from Cowboy Ciao that I happened to be obsessed with, so I'm good! I dig the live music most of the time, but be ready to pay a cover even if you're not there for the music. The venue is small, so the acoustics make for impossible conversation while the band is playing. There are some tables slightly further away where conversation is still plausible, though they are often reserved by larger parties. As such, seating can be really tight especially on weekend evenings, so drop in early if you want to sit in a chair! Weekdays are fun with a more intimate crowd. And let's face it, when it comes to drinking wine - I hardly discriminate between Tuesday and Friday.
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