Q: My typical experiences at a buffet. 1. I get my moneys worth no matter what the price is, I repeat, no matter what the price is. 2. I eat to the point of almost puking. 3. Not 28 bucks w/ gratuity. What on Earth went wrong at Cravings?! Please consider renaming to Loss of Appetite. Nothing I repeat, nothing looked tempting enough to reach my plate. I ate a couple slices of prime rib, guacamole and chips, some steak, fruits, done. Everything else tasted old. The gf went irate because I was not eating. Am I sick?

A: negative

Q: Tsoynami! Oh Em Gee, delicious. Really good brunch on Sundays, with interesting and tasty specials (sweet cauliflower breakfast curry, what?!). Pretty attentive and pleasant staff (lack of comma ambiguity). Can get crowded and loud indoors during peak brunch hours, but there's a significant amount of outdoor seating if the noise is bothersome. Also, multiple sriracha sightings. Sleep well knowing that although those doughnuts and tsoynami aren't helping your waistline, they also aren't directly supporting an industry of cruelty.

A: positive

Q: For those of you planning to visit us, Babaloo's is no more. For those of you who know us I just wanted to take a minute to leave a heartfelt thank you. When someone opens a new restaurant it is an exciting moment, a nervous moment, a scary moment all rolled into one. If the worst thing that happens is a rack of wine glasses falling from the roof in a hail of glass then the opening can be considered a success-many have endured far more nightmarish openings in this industry. As the weeks, months, and years go by a funny thing happens to the special restaurants, the good restaurants: they begin to feel like family and people come back. This was where I came in, almost a year ago today, as a simple restaurant server with over 10 years of previous restaurant management experience. I was not the best server, but I noticed that both customers and employees alike were always grateful, and made me feel at home. This was the beauty of Babaloo's-it felt like family. To Robert, Myra, George, Adam, Emily, Jon, Rob, Erika, and anyone I may have forgotten I offer my deepest thanks for allowing me to be part of your lives. To all of the wonderful people who came to see us over and over again, I would far prefer to work a table seated with people I know, and you all never failed to help me out with that. Babaloo's did not close because of the folks that supported us, it closed because sometimes in the bleakest economy a business fails, even despite the greatest efforts of those trying to keep it going. It was a fun ride. Thanks Rob!

A: positive

Q: OH MY GOSH!! Dr. Myers does an absolutely Phenomenal job! When I limped into her office over a year ago, I was in bad shape. My Back was in spasm and my hips were all out of alignment. Since I have been a patient of hers my back pain and back issues have subsided enormously. She is always very careful as to not doing any type of adjusting that I am not comfortable with. She tailors her patients adjustments to pinpoint the epicenter of the cause of your pain. Through my series of adjustments, she has slowly gotten my back-back into shape and pain free. Every time I leave her office after an adjustment, I feel two inches taller than when I walked in just due to the fact that she has got my spine and hips back "in line". Another thing that I do like about Dr. Myers is that she takes the time to explain the adjustments and what & why she is going to do. She is very comprehensive in her research before she even attempts to adjust you. Her costs are in-line with what I expected and she will work with you if need to work on a budget. If you need a great Chiropractor, I would HIGHLY recommend her to anyone looking to get some relief of pretty much anything back, hip, shoulder, neck or nerve related.

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positive