Lulu's is a little sidebar, bistro-like spot adjacent to Metro Pizza. Cozy and inviting, there are a few two-seat tables, a long winding multi-seat counter, and a pub style table for larger groups. A couple of tables are available on the patio for those so inclined to eat outside as well. A lovely, chirpy lady flutters behind the counter, welcoming all who enter with a warm and genuine hello, and addresses everyone as "baby." It's truly charming. After receiving our gratuitous greeting, this dahling hostess graciously went over the menu with us. A cold display case showcases the selections. Now, if I had anything negative to say about this place, it's that the plates of food inside this case are not doing Lulu's any favors. I don't know if they're wax mock-ups or actual plates of food, but they didn't look appetizing at all. Had those displays been our only basis in deciding to eat there, we may have turned tail and ran. But the reviews of this jizzy are on point, and the little lady in the big-rim glasses is uber confident in the food she is serving. As it turns out, she has every right to be. We placed our order and were handed this funky little glittery soda bottle with a rabbit card sticking out of the top. Cute, eclectic, memorable. We first sat at one of the tables, but the seats were a little low for our liking, so we opted to sit at the counter. The tabletop-to-feed your face ratio was much better. The food arrived quickly, served by another team member who appeared to truly enjoy her job. I had the breakfast burrito, and Justin chose the Big Poppa burrito. We've all had breakfast burritos. And we've all cut into a breakfast burrito where the outer edge is six layers of folded tortilla. That wasn't the case here a'tall. A laser guided, precision incision into the corner of my burrito revealed a pocket full of cheese, beans, pork and other fillings. Pipin' hot and full of flavor, the burrito was stuffed full of tasty fixings. The warm salsa verde added just the right amount of kick, and there was no skimping on the meat. The verde was so good, we asked for an extra side of it! Justin's Big Poppa was the same - robust, filling and full of flavor. I helped myself to two bites of his! After we'd gone and engorged ourselves, we sat for a few minutes and enjoyed the ambiance of the place. Although it's busy and bustling, the crew are never harried. They're efficient, courteous, and professional. And the food is generous, delicious, and fulfilling. But I believe the success of Lulu's is due to the personality behind the counter. The sweet little lady in the big spectacles is Lulu's secret weapon. She treats everyone like family; as if we're coming to visit for a home cooked meal.
How would this review be described in terms of sentiment?
positive