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Fjällräven Cambridge
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citysearch c.
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I thought maybe I paid in pesos because what they served made me feel like a starving refugee. I was not expecting pita bread sprinkled with an occaisonal topping to qualify as pizza. I do not understand how they get off calling a giant pile of greens, which I can get at haymaket for a quarter, with some cheese shavings and a touch of dressing (combined 50 cents) an $8 salad.
An establishment of this character offends my sense of justice. If you need persepctive compare the $17 full pizza which weighs at best the same as a 12 piece set of bic medium point pens with the NorthEnd Pizzeria Regina's pizzas that are the equivalent of two reams of card stock paper.
I will not comment on variance of flavor. If there was food on the pizza(pita) it would taste like that food. . . but it does not.
Pros: Unecessarily Trendy, Obscure Ambiance
Cons: High Cost, No food, Inaccurate reviews
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