Coca
Café
- Lawrenceville
This was a new place
we went to with friends to jointly celebrate birthday s and I have to say the
food was tasty. They offered upscale versions of things like French toast and
pancakes, typical breakfast foods served with their own flare. It is the type
of place to have a line out the door waiting to get a table since it’s small
though. We did get a table, and the goat cheese French toast I got was tasty,
however the waiter we had left something to be desired. We received our water
hwen we were seated, except I had something green in my cup. Not a big deal so
I politely asked if I could get another glass of water. I then received a dirty
look and poor service after that. Maybe he was a student worker and not a
permanent fixture of the place, either way I would caution people about the
service if they want to go. But the food is good.
Meat
& Potatoes – Gastropub, Cultural District (Strip District)
Tessaro’s
– Little Italy (Bloomfield)
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There was a lot of positive hype that I
heard building up this place, but that’s all it was – hype. I love me a good
juicy burger, but I have to say this place was a severe disappointment. The
waitress was friendly enough and the place was a bit too cramped homey for me
but what really got me was the burger I ordered. When they asked me how I
wanted my burger cooked I ordered a medium burger, because I like it when it is
still very pink in the center. What I received was a burger so overly well done - to the point that it was practically sand in my mouth. For me, I can deal with a bad atmosphere
or cramped space, but if a restaurant’s food is the crux of the problem, I
can’t recommend that place. Even if my experience is an anomaly, it was still
my experience at this restaurant.
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