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    Chow Baby

    2.6 (5 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Overpriced and Horrible... 2.75 for a simply orange orange juice, place smells..

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    No More 'To Go'

    No More 'To Go'

    3.3
    (3 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    This is my first time using a meal planning service and so far I love it. I like that "No more to…read morego" offers a lot of recipes that are far more interesting than just hamburgers, spaghetti, etc. While we haven't liked everything so far, overall it has been a really cool experience. There have been a few things that I probably wouldn't have made on my own, but now I really like them and will make them again in the future. My favorite things are: 1. All the thinking is done for me. I'm pretty busy and so not having to think about dinner, but just make things like a robot, is awesome. 2. The names of the dinner items. I like to try new foods and I feel like with the menus provided every week, I'm getting to do that. 3. Eating more vegetables than usual. There are a lot of vegetables used in the recipes, so that is a big plus. Cons: 1. If I were on a very tight budget, this might not be doable. (The food that I buy at the grocery store is used up, so I'm not wasting vegetables that go bad before I get to them. So in that sense, this is cheaper than normal.) But specialty items like quinoa, Tahini paste, etc are more expensive than other foods I might normally buy. 2. The recipes take longer to cook than what I usually make. This is probably because of the time it takes to cut up the vegetables, but I am now spending 45 minutes or more in the kitchen cooking. But I'm not having to think about what I'm going to make, so I'm saving time that way. I bought this through a Groupon but will probably keep subscribing when my Groupon expires. :-)

    I really like no more to go and most of the time my family does too. (With 4 kids you are always…read moregoing to get complaints about something). I get way fewer complaints when I use their menus! The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because of all the technical problems we have had with the website! It drives me crazy! I can not get to the menus on my computer at all, even when I do their "fix". My husband can usually get there on his, but today he tried 3 different browsers and still couldn't get there. He is a computer guy, so usually he can figure it out. Since we do have to pay a small amount for the menus, I expect to be able to get them. It's just frustrating.

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    The Cookery Dallas

    The Cookery Dallas

    4.6
    (81 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$$

    The Cookery is a great date night / group activity spot if you're looking for something fun,…read moreinteractive, and just different enough to make you feel like you have plans. I came for the sushi-making class, and overall, it was a really good time. The setup was smooth, the atmosphere was lively, and the whole experience felt more like a social night out with a little culinary cosplay which honestly, has its place. They also offered wine and sake pairings, and you can BYOB, which definitely helps keep the vibe festive. That said... if you're hoping to leave with the confidence to open your own omakase counter in a strip mall, this is not that. A lot of the components were pre-made or prepped ahead of time, and there wasn't a ton of actual teaching around technique, ingredients, or the food itself. So while you do "make sushi," it's less MasterClass and more cute, hands-on dinner activity. But honestly? That's not necessarily a bad thing. Not every class needs to end with a knife skills certification and a spiritual relationship with sushi rice. Bottom line: Come here if you want a fun, low-pressure experience for a date night, girls' night, or team outing. Just set expectations correctly: this is more about the experience than becoming the next IronChef.

    Our boss surprised us with a team-building exercise and it exceeded all expectations! The event was…read moreengaging, well-organized, and an excellent way to connect as a team outside of the workplace. Stephanie at the Dallas location was OUTSTANDING! She was professional, knowledgeable, and highly engaging, creating an environment that made the cooking experience both enjoyable and educational. Overall, this was a top-tier experience!!!!! Ask for Stephanie as your instructor! Can't wait until you open a location in NC ( I may have started making plans with family and friends hahah :P

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    Hungry Belly

    Hungry Belly

    4.2
    (616 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$

    Hungry Belly on Fitzhugh is the kind of neighborhood spot that you go to when you need to eat…read moresomething excellent before doing something exciting, which is exactly what we did, because after dinner we were going to a Stars game and I had been thinking about it since Tuesday. The food was great. The belly fries arrived with bulgogi on top and I ate them with the energy of a man fueling up for battle, which I was, because American Airlines Center was forty five minutes away and I needed carbohydrates and I needed them now. The sushi was fresh, the portions were generous, the volcano roll did what the volcano roll always does which is arrive looking dramatic and deliver completely on the promise. Hungry Belly has been on Fitzhugh since 2019 doing Korean and Japanese and Chinese all under one roof with zero drama about it and a crab rangoon situation that I think about more than I am comfortable admitting publicly. But honestly the real review here is the hockey game. I grew up in Chicago. I know hockey the way people from Chicago know hockey, which is to say I know it enough to have opinions and not quite enough to fully back them up when someone like Jimmy from Kostas starts going deep on the neutral zone trap. But I know enough. I know enough to show up to American Airlines Center with the correct energy and the correct jersey and the correct plan of attack for the concession situation which I had mapped out before we even left the restaurant. Getting ready for a hockey game is its own ritual that I take seriously. It starts before dinner. It starts with checking the lineup, checking who is in net, checking the injury report like a man who has information that is going to change the outcome of the game somehow even though I am going to be sitting in the stands eating a pretzel and screaming things that the players cannot hear. I checked all of this while eating the belly fries. Multitasking. The jersey goes on before you leave the house. Not in the car. Not in the parking lot. At home, over whatever you are wearing, with the full commitment of a person who has chosen a side and wants the universe to know it. I put mine on over a Henley like a man who has been doing this his entire life because I have been doing this my entire life. We got to the arena with enough time to walk around, take in the atmosphere, stand next to other people in jerseys and nod at each other the way jersey people nod at each other, a small acknowledgment that says yes, we are the same, we are both here, we both checked the lineup. Got the pretzel. Got the drink. Found the seats. And then the puck dropped and everything that happened at Hungry Belly, the belly fries and the volcano roll and the crab rangoon I am not comfortable admitting I think about, all of it became the best possible pre-game meal I could have eaten because I was loud and full and completely ready and the Stars did not disappoint.

    I love the food here. The service, not so much. There was only one server for the whole place. We…read moreasked specifically for two uni shooters and the server said "why do you want two, it comes with two." I reiterated that's fine as long as my wife gets one and I do too. When the order came it was a single cup with two egg yolks in it, no uni in sight. It took about 10 minutes for me to get the servers attention again and they claimed I didn't ask for uni and argued with me a little. I'm done! I came for the uni. I said it multiple times when I ordered it because I didn't care about the eggs. In the end that's all we got. Very frustrating. I will just order takeout from here on. They seem too prioritize that side of the business anyway. Great sashimi though. I really wish they didn't argue with me. I'm just trying to spend my money to get what I want. What's the point of telling me I was wrong. I really had to bite my tongue. No point in making a scene when I can just not return. Good luck if you are dining in! You'll need it

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