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Frazier's
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citysearch c.
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I wasn't that impressed with Fraziers. The food seemed overpriced for the tiny portions you get. While the food was ""different"", it was not spectacular and certainly not what I call gourmet. Salad is not included with the main course, so if you want your fill expect to pay extra. Sanity rating only 90.5 (Come on, Subway even has a 100) Waitresses were nearly knocking our table over because the place is so cramped. Seems to me like you are paying an awful lot for a noisy, stuffy atmosphere that's just not all that its cracked up to be. It's not on my favorites list, and I think there are much better choices in the triangle.
Pros: New York Bistro Feel
Cons: Food just doesn't live up to the hype
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