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Output: Located behind my clinic and one of the less impressively stocked Smith's in the area suffice it to say that like many of the grocery stores in less affluent areas one is best served to shop elsewhere if possible. Routinely dirty with rude employees and far too much clutter the vast majority of my visits to this location have largely been to the produce section and although variety is expectedly stripped to the essentials the bigger issue is that the vegetables simply aren't as fresh as can be found elsewhere - the celery particularly anemic and several of the tomatoes bruised on more than a half-dozen visits.

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Output: Went here for the second time today. All I can say is that the food is great, just be prepared to wait. On my previous visit for a Saturday lunch the food took over an hour and fifteen minutes to arrive. They did comp our appetizers for this but still. So when we all went today, we were hoping it would be different. The owner is walking around and being friendly to his regulars, but not talking to any other tables or helping the 2 servers. Food took 52 min after order was placed today. Not an ideal for lunch. (Yes, we did time the food today due to out previous experience).

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Output: Oh man. Waffallonia rules. In general, I'm of the mindset that breakfast foods should not be eaten for dessert -- in fact, my hubby and I have an ongoing argument about this topic (donuts being our latest point of contention). However, I was convinced once to give the mighty liege waffle a try for dessert.....and MY.MIND.WAS.BLOWN! The score is now: Tricia, 0, hubby, 1, breakfast-foods-as-dessert, 1. I concede that the waffle can in fact be a delicious post-dinner treat. These waffles are unlike traditional breakfast waffles. They are thick and doughy with a crunchy, caramelized layer of sugar coating the outside. The waffle on its own is sweet enough to make a yummy dessert, but I always opt to load up on the toppings, because, heck, if I'm eating dessert, I'm going to do it right! I love the waffle topped with strawberry, bananas and Nutella,or a scoop of ice cream (speculoos in particular is to die for!) and chocolate sauce. The space inside this place is really small with very limited seating, so your best bet is to take your tasty treat to go. The staff aren't the friendliest folk -- most of them seem to hate their job and it shows. Regardless, even their surly demeanor can't take away from the amazingness that is the liege waffle.

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Sweetness overload. Ordered the bulgolgi fries and taco. Everything was soooo sweet, I barely got to half of my meal. The sauces were sweet too! It's suppose to be a spicy sauce, but there was no hint of spice. When I think of Mexican and Korean food, I think of spicy & this was none of that. My friend had the bulgolgi cheesesteak and she said it was alright, but also claimed that it was sweet. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place, it's nothing near to Mexican or Korean when the flavor of everything was just sweet and nothing else.