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Think Cafe: Love Hate With Convenient Location

This spot holds a strange place in my heart. Objectively, it’s a perfectly adequate option if you’re looking for a quick breakfast or a casual lunch, offering a basic menu that generally gets the job done. It’s where I normally go on Fridays with my cousin to have some eggs and ham. It’s Flexible The seating arrangement is wonderfully flexible, allowing patrons to settle in wherever they feel comfortable. I personally tend to gravitate toward the bar area for a quick in-and-out experience. The physical space and the food itself aren't the primary problems; it’s the atmosphere created by the weekend crew that makes every visit questionable. On Fridays, things are great, but making the mistake of going on a Saturday or Sunday can turn sour very quickly. The Bad Service The prevailing attitude of the staff is consistently disappointing, bordering on hostile. It’s a noticeable and off-putting lack of enthusiasm, even during simple interactions. Trying to clarify anything about your own...

Niko’s Pizzeria: Make Friends While you Eat Amazing Italian and Greek Cuisine

Niko’s is where you want to be a regular. This is where you will run into the same people at the bar, and next thing you know you have friends that want to catch up with you every week. I cannot emphasize enough how many friendships have been made while having a delicious meal and watching a game on the TV. Whether those friendships were between me and other patrons or staff, or other patrons with other patrons. This is a great place to catch any sporting event (ahem, go Dodgers). One time, someone asked for the Mets game, but all the TVs were set to the Dodgers. When the patron complained, the staff politely said “This is an L.A. bar.” and it felt very special to hear that. It is not a full bar, so don’t expect fancy drinks. They have beer and wine . Serving Size & Delicious Soups That’s just the vibe, let’s move on to the food. Do you like big portions ? Well, if you don’t, that’s OK because you now have leftovers. Props to you...

Piña’s Mexican Restaurant: Feels Like Home (But With Margaritas)

If you’re craving authentic Mexican food that tastes like it was made in someone’s kitchen, and not a restaurant, Piña’s Mexican Restaurant on 25th Street is the spot. Every dish feels like a home-cooked meal, minus the dishes you’d have to wash after. The Food Honestly, that’s what keeps me coming back. The enchiladas de mole are the main event—rich, chocolatey, and perfectly spiced. Every bite satisfies that craving that brought you here in the first place. It’s served with refried pinto beans and rice. The enchiladas as stuffed with chicken, which that’s just everything to me. I also recommend you try the chilaquiles , because that crispy, messy bite topped with the right amount of shredded chicken, queso, cilantro and onion is just what you needed. Do you have time to talk about the breakfast burrito ? It’s got the standard stuff, and I always order it with bacon rather than ham or sausage because that’s what belongs in this ...

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