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“We have eaten at open flame occasionally and have always been satisfied. Tonight I ordered pork tenderloin medallions. What I recieved was I think 2day old pork cutlets 1/4 in thick and so hard my meat knife wouldn't cut them. Topped with maybe a tablespoon of gelatin thick gravy with-I counted- 6 pieces of mushrooms. My wife"s stuffed flounder was good. I had a really bad day so to prevent my making a scene I just waited for her and I left. The 4 star overall rating is based on our previous history of meals here.“
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“There is nothing that I did not like about tonight's experience. The atmosphere was lovely. The service was fantastic and friendly. The food was delicious. The wine was divine. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cheesy garlic bread 👍Salad was fresh and tasty. Generous portion. Steak speidini with angel hair pasta was perfect. TIRAMISU was one of the best I can remember. GRAZIE 🇮🇹“
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“First visit last week for lunch with my wife. I'd describe the place as a sports bar and, being older, this is not a place that I would normally go to. HOWEVER, in this case, I'd make an exception. They have a fantastic selection of beers and, to my delight, actually had two Porters available. I seldom see this style anywhere.
The burger I ordered was one of the best I've had anywhere and my wife thorougly enjoyed her fish fry. Our server (sorry, I forgot her name) was outstanding, giving us just the right amount of attention.“
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“I’ve been going there for 30 years I’m The Tuna Man“
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“This was a great place to eat! We tried it yesterday, during our trip, and were throughly pleased with it all. The restaurant looks great, service was fast, and the food was delicious. I’d recommend this to others.“
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“📜 Chronicle V: El Beso — A Feast in a Faraway Hall
There are taverns along the road where a weary traveler may find a meal, take his rest, and continue onward.
And then there are places where one crosses the threshold and discovers an entirely different realm.
El Beso is such a place.
I have known the hospitality of many peoples in my travels. The Elves welcome a traveler with grace, song, and a table elegantly laid. The Dwarves will fill your cup, heap your plate, and expect a proper tale before the fire. And the Hobbits—well, a Hobbit considers an empty stomach a problem requiring immediate attention.
Yet the folk of El Beso possess a hospitality all their own.
Cross its threshold and the whole world seems to brighten. The halls are alive with color and cheerful conversation, while the sounds of a mariachi band carry through the air. There is the merriment of a lively tavern here, certainly—but something warmer beneath it.
It feels almost as though you have wandered past the restaurant entirely and through the gate of a great Latino family gathering in the backyard, where the music is already playing, the tables are crowded with food, glasses are being raised, and someone has decided that since you are here, you had better sit down and eat.
A traveler could grow quite fond of such customs.
And what a table!
The enchiladas have long been among my favorites, as have the quesadillas. Their salsa is excellent, while the queso possesses some curious enchantment by which an entire bowl disappears before one remembers eating it.
But every traveler eventually discovers his chosen potion.
Mine is the mango margarita.
Sweet, cold, and dangerously refreshing. I have encountered many mysterious brews upon the road, but this one has earned a permanent place in my chronicles. A second should perhaps be approached with the wisdom of an Elf rather than the enthusiasm of a Took.
El Beso remains one of my favorite taverns in all my travels—not merely for its excellent food and drink, but for its spirit. It somehow captures both the colorful delight of a bustling restaurant and bar and the warmth of being welcomed into a family celebration.
There is life within these walls. Music. Laughter. Generosity. Good food passed around a table. And that wonderful sense that there is always room for one more traveler.
Should your road ever lead you past El Beso, do not simply pass it by.
Enter the hall. Join the feast. Raise your glass among strangers who may soon feel like friends.
⭐ Valawen Mossblade Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
~Walk with honor. Travel with curiosity. Judge with fairness. Leave every hearth warmer, every road kinder, and every traveler better for having crossed your path.
— Valawen Mossblade“
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“This is hands down my favorite Chinese food spot! The orange chicken is absolutely delicious, and the egg rolls and crab Rangoon are some of the best I’ve had in a long time. The food is always satisfying and the customer service is friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend!“
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“Always an excellent meal with very friendly staff. A favorite of ours for lunch specials! Beautiful plating“
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“Watch your bill as they add on an automatic gratuity of 18% or so depending upon your bills total…and then when paying (electronically) you are asked to TIP AGAIN! BE AWARE!!!“
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“On The Edge just a great spot, food is good and super friendly staff. Dill pickle pizza is delish!! Highly recommend stopping by.“
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“Great restaurant, amazing staff, wonderful home cooked food heavenly desserts!“
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“Japanica is our go to for Hibachi! Always entertaining/excellent service- waitresses are super attentive and the food is so delicious 😋“
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“i’ve been coming to china house since i was 12 years old and my mom would give me $3 and i would ride my bike there and be able to get a small fried rice and i was obsessed! the front staff has remained the same in all that time! it was just my 35th birthday so since 2003!! which i am pretty sure was around the time they opened… since then i’ve tried chinese food all over including san francisco’s chinatown, which was amazing, but china house stands above all! they have the best chinese food in the whole of milwaukee county and i am so eternally grateful that i live 5 minutes from my childhood home therefore, only 6 mins away from china house and i can get it whenever i want like today as my birthday treat!! i got large everything beef & broccoli, sweet & sour chicken, egg fried rice, and side of gravy - i am about to tear this up and it’s about to be AMAZING!!!!! everybody support this local business! it is a treasure we are so lucky to have ⭐️❤️🙏🏼“
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“My experience overall was a 7.5/10 my drinks were great my food was good despite the wrong fries being brought with my order. I also never got the servers name, I paid for my order on the kiosk and tip my waiter what I had on my card. As I waiting for the rest of my party to get ready to leave my waiter came by and put a $1 bill on the table. Now I was a bit confused about at first but me personally I feel that was unprofessional and uncalled for i understand everyone wants tips & etc but that was not the way to go about it.“
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“Thank you so much for Bringing back my partner back to me. #psychiczabaza“
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“Our first visit to Lebnani House, we will definitely be back. Food was delicious, the menu is large with lots of options. Our server, Kenza was fantastic. She gave us time to review the menu and described her favorites. I had the mixed grill, with three types of meat, my wife had the grilled mahi mahi fish fillet with tahini sauce. Both were fantastic. Can’t wait to return and try some of their other options.“