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GOIN' ALL OUT!
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
The rules to be in our live
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Doin' Do-B's
Well, this is my third year in Emporia and it's sad to say that I had never been to Do-B's. I mean, this is a place that I ALWAYS hear people raving about. So, thankfully Poochie Cabree finally made it's way to the hoppin' little joint...and boy, are we glad we did!!!
We tried going for lunch one day but it was too crowded (like...Hong Kong crowded), so we ended up going at a later time (around 3pm) which was perfect, we got helpful, friendly service and were able to take our time browsing through the menu and asking questions. It's a place similar to most fast food places where you order the food at the counter and then seat yourself; and look, you get to see the people making your food. That could be comforting to those of you who are weird about that sort of thing. That's not us doe!
Do-B's offers a variety of food, but apparently they spcialize in their phillies. They have several different kinds; One that we tried was the burnt ends Philly which was really good! It was very spicy, not in the 'burn your mouth' kind of way but in a 'tons of seasoning' kind of way, so good. (: The fries were also really good and "seasony" :)
However...
We also tried the Spartan, it was more of a plain tasting philly, pretty close to the O.G. philly...in fact, I really don't know what the difference is. We thought this one was better than the burnt ends, it had more veggies in it and there is just something about the taste of a classic philly. NOMNOM!
Amanda got really excited about the
Sriracha sauce.
For dessert, we ordered the tiramisu. It was REEEEEEEAAAAALLY good, we couldn't decide between that or the carrot cake and the man behind the counter encouraged us to get the tiramisu, it was such a great blend of chocolate, coffee, creaminess, and moist cake. It was a really big piece of cake too. We thought we made a good choice!
The really cool part is that the man who helped us choose the dessert went ahead and brought us a piece of carrot cake!!! BONUS! Was he trying to get in our pants?! Who cares! Free cake! It was really good too, very rich!
All in all, this meal was pretty pricey. It costed us around $11 give or take, but we were able to take a lot of it home and eat it for dinner so that averages about $5-$6 a meal (not too shabbby). Might I add, it was just as good, if not better the second time around.
We give it 4.5/5 stars for overall tastiness, friendliness, and FREE CAKE!
#winning
We tried going for lunch one day but it was too crowded (like...Hong Kong crowded), so we ended up going at a later time (around 3pm) which was perfect, we got helpful, friendly service and were able to take our time browsing through the menu and asking questions. It's a place similar to most fast food places where you order the food at the counter and then seat yourself; and look, you get to see the people making your food. That could be comforting to those of you who are weird about that sort of thing. That's not us doe!
Do-B's offers a variety of food, but apparently they spcialize in their phillies. They have several different kinds; One that we tried was the burnt ends Philly which was really good! It was very spicy, not in the 'burn your mouth' kind of way but in a 'tons of seasoning' kind of way, so good. (: The fries were also really good and "seasony" :)
However...
We also tried the Spartan, it was more of a plain tasting philly, pretty close to the O.G. philly...in fact, I really don't know what the difference is. We thought this one was better than the burnt ends, it had more veggies in it and there is just something about the taste of a classic philly. NOMNOM!
Amanda got really excited about the
Sriracha sauce.
For dessert, we ordered the tiramisu. It was REEEEEEEAAAAALLY good, we couldn't decide between that or the carrot cake and the man behind the counter encouraged us to get the tiramisu, it was such a great blend of chocolate, coffee, creaminess, and moist cake. It was a really big piece of cake too. We thought we made a good choice!
The really cool part is that the man who helped us choose the dessert went ahead and brought us a piece of carrot cake!!! BONUS! Was he trying to get in our pants?! Who cares! Free cake! It was really good too, very rich!
All in all, this meal was pretty pricey. It costed us around $11 give or take, but we were able to take a lot of it home and eat it for dinner so that averages about $5-$6 a meal (not too shabbby). Might I add, it was just as good, if not better the second time around.
We give it 4.5/5 stars for overall tastiness, friendliness, and FREE CAKE!
#winning
Friday, September 28, 2012
Poochie Cabree eats out Commercial Street Diner
I would have to say that today was a successful venture for Poochie Cabree. Our first stop on our amazing journey was, as you can see, Commercial Street Diner. Our first thoughts about the quaint little joint was that it had a small cozy feel, lot of older people, aaaand it was a little cold. It reminded us of the small town diners that we go to in our own towns...even the smell was familiar. We had to seat ourselves...which was a little awkward, but there were coffee cups on the table which immediately made us want coffeeeee!!!! Weeee!
The service was friendly and speedy and they informed us about the deals that they had for the day and were willing to make adjustments to our orders to accommodate us.
The french fried green beans were the SHIZZZ!!!!!! They were warm, crisp, green beany, and delectable...they even came with a real fancy side of sauce (ranch and salsa...mmm, saucy).
These bad boys were big (look at the comparison to the spoon...yowza) The batter was sweeter and denser than most panny cakes...I liked dat. Great whippy butta and warm syrup. Horny yet? ;]
Just wait...it's burger time.
The barnyard burger had a soft bun, shaped like a flower, juicy charred meat, crisp, succulant bacon, melty cheeses, and a fried egg. Can you say, "Poooooochieeee". It also came with steak fries which were adequate, we could kind of taste the oil on dat shit, and we never got our mustard :[ wahh!
Besides the food, the decor was very regional...lots of pictures of deer and plants (kewl). They had halloween decorations scattered sparatically, it's nice to know that they show spirit for the holidays :D Boo. They had a street light in the diner, way cool! Did they steal it? I can respect that...There was a special clock with spatulas, YIPPIE! There was no music, which some old timey music could have been nice. Some of the meals didn't come with sides :/ But we overheard the employees making jokes to one another, which we liked,
"I think everyone's taken care of, I'm going to the restroom", says the lady
"Have a nice vacation", says cooking bro.
#funnyjokes
Prices were a little too high, which could inhibit us from going back on a regular basis...little tunechi :/
STARS: 4/5
The service was friendly and speedy and they informed us about the deals that they had for the day and were willing to make adjustments to our orders to accommodate us.
The french fried green beans were the SHIZZZ!!!!!! They were warm, crisp, green beany, and delectable...they even came with a real fancy side of sauce (ranch and salsa...mmm, saucy).
These bad boys were big (look at the comparison to the spoon...yowza) The batter was sweeter and denser than most panny cakes...I liked dat. Great whippy butta and warm syrup. Horny yet? ;]
Just wait...it's burger time.
The barnyard burger had a soft bun, shaped like a flower, juicy charred meat, crisp, succulant bacon, melty cheeses, and a fried egg. Can you say, "Poooooochieeee". It also came with steak fries which were adequate, we could kind of taste the oil on dat shit, and we never got our mustard :[ wahh!
Besides the food, the decor was very regional...lots of pictures of deer and plants (kewl). They had halloween decorations scattered sparatically, it's nice to know that they show spirit for the holidays :D Boo. They had a street light in the diner, way cool! Did they steal it? I can respect that...There was a special clock with spatulas, YIPPIE! There was no music, which some old timey music could have been nice. Some of the meals didn't come with sides :/ But we overheard the employees making jokes to one another, which we liked,
"I think everyone's taken care of, I'm going to the restroom", says the lady
"Have a nice vacation", says cooking bro.
#funnyjokes
Prices were a little too high, which could inhibit us from going back on a regular basis...little tunechi :/
STARS: 4/5
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
First blog doe
https://plus.google.com/110928205865957777805/posts/C2SUVXibTzA
Welp,
Dis. Right here. Is our...blog.
Love it and cherish it.
<3 Always, Poochie Cabree
Welp,
Dis. Right here. Is our...blog.
Love it and cherish it.
<3 Always, Poochie Cabree
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