My god! WeHo readers, you must hear this. \r
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I went there yesterday before the gym, and thought it was really expensive for what it is, I’d rather have a Starbucks, at least they know what they’re doing, anyway I decided to post a review and look at what I found… \r
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Scroll down and read “Anna loves Food” 02/23 review called “absolutely pathetic!” and look at how these guys are embracing the word pathetic by spreading phony reviews all over!!!\r
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When she posted her review on 02/23 there had been a total of 2 reviews in 2 months, one on 01/29, a second on 02/15 but guess what??? All of a sudden, the day after they found her review (which I assume they didn’t like much…), as much as 7 reviews were posted in one single day (02/24) to try burying a blatant reality?, that’s really funny.\r
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At first I really thought that the place was just one of the traps we don’t want to fall into, which won’t last long anyway, but seeing how hard they try now to build up a reputation fabricating phony reviews is terribly miserable, and dishonest. \r
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WeHo Customers, BEWARE!!! (Now look at how many new fantastic reviews will be posted after mine…fun!?)\r
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02/23 by Anna went:\r
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“ABOLUTELY PATHETIC!\r
by Anna loves food at Citysearch\r
I love all these new food concepts, and have really became a big “aficionado” of Sprinkles Cupcakes, PinkBerry, etc… but the other day I have been so saddened to see how hard sometimes people try, and how terrible it looks and tastes at the end… People tend to forget that gone are the days when you could hide behind the word “concept”, customers know what is good, and in the food arena very few will manage to emerge and better true and genuine ideas/talents. Food was very poor, my coffee was “ok”, the place wasn’t clean and the only positive note was about the service… sorry, you’ll excuse me but I won’t be back.”\r
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