It's not the Four Seasons, but more appropriate for a Vegas weekend.
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I've been in this place often for their happy hours, but never for their Brunch. Yesterday I tried their brunch with low expectation reading the reviews, but I found it quit acceptable! Yes there is nothing exceptional but my egg Benedict was well prepared and loved the spinach and salmon coming with it. They also serve very good coffee! And most importantly they have a great wine list you can have with you brunch ... why not .. :)
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J'ai pris une creme glacee a la tire d'erable. C'etait delicieux. Pas enormement de place pour manger sur place, mais bon, le parc Laurier est tout pres et marcher aide a faire passer les calories ;) Il me semble qu'ils ne prennent pas les cartes, alors prevoyez vos sous.
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Don't call them Sno-cones! New Orleans Sno Ball, Coffee, and Chicory shares the same building on E. Indian School Rd. as Two Hippies Magic Mushroom and Mamma Mia's Subs. They serve authentic New Orleans Sno-balls from an old-time Sno-Wizard ice shaver. They had 50 flavors, including old favorites like Cherry, Spearmint, and Grape, and other more exotic flavors like King Cake and Red Velvet Cake. We ordered the Red Velvet Cake and it was tops! The ice was very soft and the sno-ball had just the right amount of flavoring syrup. They carry coffee and chicory and some other Cajun/Creole cooking products and also sell Zapp's Potato Chips. The owner and sno-ball maker were especially nice, and will reminisce about New Orleans with you while you wait for your sno-ball! I'll be going back, especially if New Orleans Sno ball starts selling King Cakes around Mardi Gras. Until then, I'll keep coming back to get my sno-ball fix here.
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