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Olive Garden
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citysearch c.
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Ordering their Pork Tenderloin is a huge mistake, you wait 30 minutes longer than all other meals ordered, and you get shoe leather. Their marinara has a lot to be desired, Ragu tastes better. You would think an Italian restaurant chain would have fantastic sauce as their signature, but theirs is found lacking. Their white pasta sauce is no better. I compare Olive Garden to Taco Bell... ie: it does not matter what you order, everything tastes the same. It's still a good place for lunch if all you order is their Soup & Salad, some of the soups are hearty and good, and for just a few bucks you get all you can eat of it. As for the rest of their meals, their chef's need to go back to culinary school.
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