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Hobbit Cafe
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citysearch c.
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If you're a Hobbit/Lord of the Rings fan and wish to have an authentic Middle Earthian experience this is not the place. Hobbits are known for loving their food. Although portions match a Hobbit's appetite, the food itself would disappoint even a Sackville Baggins. I had the grilled chicken wrap and was so disgusted by the odd flavor that I had to poach off my husband's plate. He had a burger and although the carrot sticks instead of fries was an amusing heathly alternative, the burger too had an odd flavor. It was novel to see our favorite characters' names on the menu, but the food attached to the names was off the mark considering it focused on a people that rely on sausage and kidney pie. The atmosphere though cozy didn't have enough Hobbit memorabilia to make me think that a true fan of the author managed the place.
Pros: Neat Location
Cons: food was odd tasting, hard to find
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