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    McIntosh Grill on Wheels

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    4 years ago

    Great burgers and fries! As well as amazing sweet potato pie and lemonade! Always great food.

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    Hillcrest Little Bakery

    Hillcrest Little Bakery

    4.3
    (94 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    I stopped in for Sunday brunch at Hillcrest Little Bakery with a dining companion who was visiting…read morefor the first time. I've personally worked my way through most of the menu over time, so I was excited for them to try it. It was around 9am so it was still fairly quiet and calm. Believe me it gets busy!! We started with orange juice and a Sunrise Matcha while we looked over the menu and caught up. The service was excellent (always) attentive, friendly, and relaxed, which made it easy to take our time. My companion ordered the B Street Bowl (potatoes, smoked brisket, onions, and peppers) with the queso served on the side and eggs cooked to order(fried hard). I ordered The Chenal which is their seasoned grilled shrimp with bacon, peppers, and tomatoes over cheesy grits. I added an over-medium egg and a side of hollandaise. Both dishes were delicious and incredibly satisfying. The portions were huge, and we each ended up taking a to-go box home for a mini meal later. It's the kind of brunch spot where you can sip your drink, take your time, and leave very full. Tip: If you order the B Street Bowl, getting the queso on the side lets you control the richness. Everything is amazing here. If you're a newbie, you can't go wrong with a Benedict!

    Wandered in here about a week ago, based upon the reviews from yelp and why did it NOT disappoint!…read more Super cute little place located about a block off the main drag, it's in a converted house that is decorated tastefully and kept immaculately clean. It was lunchtime, and even though I thought I wanted something sweet like French toast the brisket wrap caught my eye, and I decided to give that a try instead. Meanwhile, the nice lady sitting next to me received her bananas, foster pancakes, and I immediately started kicking myself for not going that route. Her bananas were beautifully caramelized with quite a bit of sauce, topping the pancakes, and it looked heavenly. According to her, it was heavenly. Moments later, my brisket wrap arrived with the tiniest little container of a garlic aïoli, which was clearly homemade. The rap itself was jampacked full of succulent, perfectly cooked beef, but when you put a little bit of that aïoli on there, it really stepped its game up and shined! I left completely stuffed in a very happy camper and you will too. Enjoy!

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    Sugar Llamas

    Sugar Llamas

    4.5
    (12 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    They make fresh monuments to order! The donuts are hot, fresh, and delicious…read more Wide variety or drink to choose from. This is a great spot to sit down, enjoy a drink, and chat with friends. The owners are very kind and encouraged us to keep eating donuts, haha!

    If you are looking for a futuristic, socially-distanced sugar rush, this is your spot. Walking into…read moreSugar Llama is a bit of a trip, it is impeccably clean and smells exactly like a nostalgic carnival, but the atmosphere is eerily quiet. Despite the sweet aroma, there was absolutely no one else in the restaurant, and the staff member present didn't even offer a greeting. You essentially order and pay via a small tablet kiosk tucked off to the side, meaning you can get through your entire visit with zero human interaction. The Price of Convenience We have to talk about the pricing because some of it is truly jarring. $3.19 for a single can of soda is, quite frankly, unacceptable under any circumstances. It is definitely a "convenience tax" taken to the extreme. The mini donuts are priced in tiers: 1 - $1.19 4 - $3.99 6 - $5.59 12 - $9.96 16 - $11.99 25 - $17.69 100 - $52.89 The Donuts As far as service speed goes, they are lightning-fast. We ordered 16 donuts in four different flavors, and the entire box was ready in just five minutes. We sampled the Cinnamon Roll, Strawberry, Cotton Candy, and Turtle. Every single one of them was objectively good. While these aren't necessarily "life-changing" donuts that will haunt your dreams, they are solid, tasty treats. If you are in the mood to try something new and don't mind the kiosk-style service (or the expensive soda), it is certainly worth a visit.

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    Dempsey Bakery

    Dempsey Bakery

    4.4
    (87 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    Delicious chicken salad sandwich with a cup of tomato basil soup for lunch. The gluten-free bread…read morewas perfection. Chicken salad was light and tasty. So many gluten-free dairy-free options!

    I was a customer of Dempsey Bakery for years. I always told people how wonderful their products…read morewere. You couldn't even tell the difference between gluten free and regular food. After not having been there since before covid, I went back yesterday. I noticed the remodel and saw the lack of a case featuring cakes and other sweets. OK - I thought as long as it still tastes the same. I heard an employee tell another customer that the same family still owned it. I got my old favorite -- lemon blueberry tea cake and a cupcake with coconut and caramel topping the icing. My sister who has celiac bought several soups, many pieces of cheesecake, an individual lemon pie, cookies and more. She took a bite of the little pie as soon as we got in the car -- let me tell you it was awful. The lemon did not taste at all lemony. It tasted mostly of chemicals. When I got home, I ate the cupcake and the cupcake itself was dry and barely edible. The frosting was some unknown concoction that tasted of chemicals also. My sister told me this morning that she ate more stuff when she got home and she has been sick all night and still today. I googled Dempsey and it says that Paula Dempsey sold the bakery to Friendly Bakery. They did the remodel and I am assuming the food was also "remodeled." I'm sure it was a "money" thing because that is what big business always does -- look at the bottom line. I am so disappointed. I used to go there for lunch when I worked downtown but I know for sure, I won't be going back. I did not select "service" or "ambiance" as noted above. I didn't find anything wrong with either. It was the chemical taste of the food and the lack of freshness that I am upset about.

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    The decoration was supposed to be a lady with a little girl. Looks more like a horror movie scene
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    Cake or bread? So stodgy
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