Problem: Always VERY good never great. I would still go 4.2 stars:) The highlights being the phlliy cheesteak as far as the sandwiches are concerned. But the devil is in the details, i.e. the WISE brand chips they carry, specifically the sea salt and vinegar ones!
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Problem: The pizza is pretty good. they take special requests and the staff is very friendly. they do a mac n cheese pizza (yeah i know it sounds kinda weird) that is surprisingly good. pizza selection is good, thin crust, deep dish, veggie and meat are all up. salad bar is a little sparse but adequate. usually three selections for desert, apple/cream cheese pizza, brownies and cinnamon rolls. if you can snag a couple fresh made cinnamon rolls you will not be disappointed. only drawback is they have coke products but they have tea. coupons abound, you will get an offer on the back of the receipt.
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Problem: I've been to Sakana's a number of times but since I found Sushi Ken about a year ago, there's usually no other place I go to for Sushi besides Sushi Ken. However, if Sushi Ken happens close for any reason, my next choice is Sakana's. They offer some good tasting sashimi. The ambiance is quite nice here as well. If you want to take a date out or want to go out for some drinks with a group of friends, this place will provide you with a nice hip atmosphere but not like Ra; where every hipster and pretentious people like to hang out because they think sushi is trendy and cool.
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Problem: Don't waste your time!!!! This restaurant is terrible. They describe themselves to you by saying they have smaller portions like it's a good thing to charge $15 for less food, but smaller is an understatement. They served a "Salami platter" with exactly one (1) slice of salami on it, (seriously), a teaspoon of balsamic vinegar, 3 crackers, 4 slices of cheese that tastes like feet, one tblsp of jam and one of thick ranch dressing that they call mousse. All of this for the low, low price of $12. Their desserts are tiny, and the chocolate peanut butter one had a description that would make any Reese's lover want it consisted of three tiny little brown crackers that tasted more like cardboard than the chocolate it was supposed to be, with several tiny dollops of some light brown paste that tasted a little like cream cheese with a dash of peanut butter thrown in. There was a chocolate cage on top which tasted good, but that wasn't worth the $6 I paid. To top it all off, the waitress was terrible and snarky. If you want good, authentic Italian food with similar prices but decent portions, try Tutti Santi. It has a great wine selection and bar, and the food is sensational.
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