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Kidd Valley
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Review by:
Amy T.
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Okay, I've gone here twice. And I don't get how Kidd Valley gets so much traffic. I thought the first visit was a fluke so I went again tonight, and if possible, had an even worse experience. I had soggy fries that were doused in so much garlic they were unpalatable and a burger that would be decent except for the unmelted bitter cheese on it. The cashier was nice, and brought us our food, except we had to go back for ketchup and napkins. What's the point of bringing food to the table if you're force people to get up for other needed items? Isn't ketchup and napkins a universal need at a burger joint. On the way out, Alex stopped in the restroom only to find that there were no paper towels left even though, strangely enough, we had seen an employee come of out of it five minutes prior.
Maybe it's just supremely bad luck. It must be right? After all other people keep on coming back...
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