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An example of an positive review: This place is amazing- literally perfect. It's in the heart of shady side, so it's in an adorable little neighborhood to begin with. The restaurant itself is very small and easy to drive past and not notice. I went for brunch on a Sunday afternoon with my boyfriend. I am new to eating vegan items and vegetarian items as well (and Since discovering them I am now in love) and my boyfriend is a total meat eater. The ambiance of eden is very modern and artsy. There is art on the walls and most of it is for sale- which is pretty awesome. When we were seated, I noticed these awesome little business card sized cards with a bunch of conversation starters on them, like: "have you ever been in love?" And "when you were ten, what did you want to be when you grew up?" Those were such a cute idea and my boyfriend and I had fun answering the questions with each other. The brunch menu wasn't very long, but it had plenty of options. I first ordered the emperor which is a home made smoothie. It was a green smoothie and tasted like bananas- it was awesome. I ordered potato and kale tacos... Soo amazing. The order came with three tacos- fresh tortillas, potatoes with taco seasoning, sauteed kale, cashew cheese, sundried tomato sauce and picked red onions. They fell apart but they were incredible. Writing about them is making my mouth water. I also had a house salad on the side- nothing crazy but delicious none the less. My boyfriend ordered the breakfast burrito and a house salad. He really enjoyed the burrito and I had a bite and really loved it too. I can't wait to come back here for dinner sometime! It's byob !

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An example of an positive review: What a surprise to find a burger chain with a different attitude! This place serves up friendly service and great burgers, all at an affordable price. If you are coming for lunch, please make sure you budget some extra time, as this place can get packed. There are certainly many choices when visiting this place and, although burgers are certainly my favorite, they have a great selection of salads, wraps, fish, soups, grilled chicken sandwiches, sides, etc. During my last visit I tried the farmer's burger with fries and a side of ranch and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the ingredients, the taste profile of the burger itself, and how great my burger was presented on the plate. You certainly cannot beat a great meal, with a homemade taste, for about $10. I hope you like it!

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An example of an positive review: I'm one of those people who are "secretly healthy". Sure I stuff my face full of fried things on the regular and wax poetic about full fat dairy everything, but I also have a cupboard full of supplements, active kelp enzymes and multi-vitamins, I wish I owned a Vitamix, I make smoothies with Manuka honey and I juice. It is my secret shame. Before my big move, I juiced fruits and veggies daily but haven't quite made my way to buying a new juicer here in Edinburgh. Instead, I scour the city looking for fresh juice alternatives, that can tied me over until I get my own and Kilimanjaro takes this top spot so far. My only real complaint with this place is that it doesn't have wifi, or else it would coast cleanly into a five star range. It's a great little spot for a meeting and the food here is fresh, but filling. The coffee is good - not being a coffee geek myself, I can't speak to HOW good, but I like it. So that means it's half decent I suppose. But the nicest surprise of this spot is that it boasts some decent fresh juice, including GASP - some greens. Green juice just doesn't seem to be a thing that's caught on here, so I applaud them for taking the reigns on it. What's more, the juice is fairly priced and seems to be juiced to order (which fellow juice geeks will know is mucho important). All in all, it's a happy little find for my secret health nut ways and though it's a jaunt and a half away from my house, I will definitely make a point to stop in when in the hood.

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An example of an positive review: Do Swiss Army Knives have a fondue fork that folds away into the knife? They should. While nobody yodelled for us this definitely is the place for lovers of cheese and chocolates. Everybody kept asking what was being celebrated. For the price of the meal it sure seems like you need a reason to splurge to even walk through the door. We all had a pretty good time regardless. I'm not sure if all locations are like this but you probably want to make a reservation if you are coming in on a weekend. So the most popular way of enjoying a meal at The Melting Pot is the four course deal. You get cheese fondue, salad, an Entree and dessert (chocolate fondue). I must say that for a lot of people by the time the third course is done, that is pretty much it. You can tone down the amount of food to fit the actual amount your group can handle eating. Even if you have four people in your group, you can order the salads for 2 or the entrees for 3. That helps a lot in terms of portion control. When I was there, even the final dessert which we ordered for one seemed to be a lot. So you start off with a cheese fondue - you can choose from Spinach Artichoke (Fontina and Butterkase with spinach and artichoke hearts), Fiesta Cheese (aged cheddar with lager beer, japaleno peppers and salsa), Cheddar Cheese (aged cheddar and Emmenthaler Swiss with lager beer, garlic, and seasonings), Wisconsin Trio Cheese (Fontina and Butterkase with buttermilk bleu cheese, white wine, scallions, and sherry), Traditional Swiss Cheese (Gruyere and Emmenthaler Swiss with white wine, garlic, nutmeg, lemon and Kirschwasser) and finally the Big Night Out Seasonal Cheese. The waiter comes and sets up a fondue pot and mixes the cheese and all the ingredients which you can then dip breads, fresh vegetables and apples into. This is sort of like an appetizer so there's only one plate for everyone to get items to dip from. Then you have a choice of salads for the second course - The Melting Pot House Salad, Spinach Mushroom Salad, Caesar Salad, California Salad, and Big Night Out Salad. These are rather big portions for a salad so if you have a small capacity you might want to share rather than have each person getting their own salad. Then we get to the entrees. This is the fun part because you do your own cooking. First, you have to choose a cooking style. Pretty much one for the whole group. You can choose from Coq au Vin (Burgundy wine with fresh herbs, spices, and mushrooms), Court Bouillon (vegetable broth with herbs and spices), Bourguignonne (cholestrol-free canola oil), and Mojo (bouillon with fresh garlic and citrus). For the entrees themselves, you have all sorts of combinations of filet mignon, shrimp, salmon, chicken, sirloin, pork tenderloin, duck, potstickers, ravioli, asparagus, tofu, edamame, artichoke hearts, Andouille sausage, onion rings, lobster tail, and Portobello mushrooms. The cooking times were given for each type of food: Poultry, Pork: 2 1/2 minutes Seafood: 2 minutes Beef: 1 1/2 minutes Everything else: 1 minute I used my iPhone's timer and used both fondue forks at a time to try and get the cooking down to a science. A little silly and fun at the same time. But by the end of it, I was stuffed. Our group decided we'd have only one person's portion of the final course - dessert. For the final course, chocolate fondue (dessert) you get a choice of Big Night Out Seasonal Chocolate, The Original (milk chocolate, peanut butter), Yin & Yang (dark and white chocolate), Cookies 'n Cream Marshmallow Dream (dark chocolate topped with marshmallow cream flambeed and topped with Oreo cookies), Flaming Turtle (milk chocolate, caramel and candied pecans flambeed), Pure Chocolate (dark, white, or milk), Bananas Foster (Bananas and a hint of cinnamon swirled in white chocolate), and Chocolate S'mores (milk chocolate with marshmallow cream, flambeed and topped with bits of graham crackers). We opted for the Cookies 'n Cream Marshmallow Dream. They brought a plate of strawberries, bananas, cheesecake, Rice Krispies Treats, marshmallows, pound cake and brownies to dip in. It was definitely decadent and filled us all to the brim. Parking is easy to find. It's in the same mall as Zendejas Grill and Next Coffee. The restaurant itself is right across from Sylvan.