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The best thing to come out of our visit to this place was the discovery of the french restaurant next door. Morning Squeeze could have been great had it not been for their hungover, unwashed, uppity clientele. My husband and I and our infant decided to have breakfast one Sunday morning, It was nice out so we ate on the patio. Their patio is dog-friendly, as are we, even though we left our furry friends at home. Enter the most annoying man alive. This guy in his late 30s was dining with what might have been a date (probably his last) and his long haired dachshund. He proceeded to talk to every person on the patio except his date. Whether you wanted to or not, this guy was going to talk to you. All about him and his stupid little dog. Then he went on and on about how he knows the manager. Is it Brian? Because that's the name he kept dropping. Like anyone cares that you know the restaurant manager. Seriously. STOP ANNOYING PEOPLE!!! So the fun happened when two guys and their pitbull mix and sharpei mix sat on the patio. Let me say these dogs were really well behaved. They laid down next to their owners and slept. UNTIL this chatty idiot with the dachshund decided to let his dog off leash. You know the phrase "Let sleeping dogs lie?" Apparently this guy hasn't. He let his doxie run right up to these two sleeping dogs that were like 100 times its size. Needless to say a dog fight ensued just feet away from our infant. Dear Morning Squeeze: You need to require that four legged visitors be kept on a leash at all times and supervised by their owner. I had no idea I was putting my child in danger by ordering eggs benedict and coffee on a Sunday morning. I won't be back. I'll be at the quiet Au Petite Four next door enjoying gigantic crepes.

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