North Dakota restaurant reviews

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Mexican Village
Feb 19, 2009 by willy from crookston
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Waiting to be seated.

“Great service, friendly staff, great food portions for your money, California Burreto is excellent.”

Proz End Of Line
Oct 19, 2008 by AA from Devils Lake
Overall Rating: 4
Food:[4] • Service:[6] • Atmosphere:[5]

• Outdoor decor is nice.
• Nobody seemed to enjoy working there.

“The food here is quite drab. My Philly sandwich came with barely an ounce of meat on it, some cheese and a very dried out bun and the missing vegetables are my favorite part of the sandwich. The service was passable, but seemed to prefer helping the regular tippers first. The bar-tenders were slightly friendly at first, but seemed to be in a bad mood for the most part as well. This made my experience seem very lack-luster.”

Happy Panda
Sep 20, 2008 by Nick from Minot,ND
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• The food and buffet, terrific!
• Sticky floors.

“Happy Panda gives an authentic Chinese feel and a delicious array of unique and tasteful foods that are cheap and yet still taste like fine dining. Favorite dish from there is the General Tsou's chicken. Yum!”

Iron Horse Saloon & Restaurant Inc
Aug 31, 2008 by Isaac from Denver,CO
Overall Rating: 5
Food:[2] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[1]

• None.
• Very bad aesthetic appeal.

“I ate here and was extremely disappointed. The food they serve is worth a quarter of the price they charge and you are surrounded by adults that act with the maturity of children. They are loud and are extremely rude. Overall I would never eat here again or suggest it to a friend. You would rather starve than eat here.”

Peacock Alley
Jul 28, 2008 by Jennifer
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[8] • Service:[7] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Good food--distinctive and flavorful.
• The front bar area has uncomfortable chairs and too much waiting.

“I like the dining room rather than the bar area that is used for deli-style lunches on weekdays. The lunches in the bar are crowded and you stand in line forever. The dining room, on the other hand, has much better food and better service. The menu has nice variety, distinctive house specials, and elegant (but worn) decor. It's a nice place for lunch or dinner, as long as you stay in the dining room.”