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Businiess name:
Library Bistro
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Review by:
Heather B.
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I ate lunch here today with a coworker. The food is okay - slightly on the pricey side, but it IS located in the lobby of the upscale Alexis hotel, so I suppose that's worth a couple of extra dollars. We found the service sloooooow and forgetful - my friend had to ask 3 times for lemon for her water and pepper for her salad. The menu is nice - your typical selection of salads, sandwiches, fish and chips and a burger. The prices run anywhere from $8 to $16 for an entree, and they do have a selection of appetizers for less. (Macaroni and cheese is $6.) I had the bacon burger and it was allright - a little on the dry and overcooked side, although the french fries were fantastic: thin cut, skins on and seasoned with sea salt.
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