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Cafe Mattina
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Review by:
Chung K.
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When you go to Cafe Intermezzo, make sure to take cash. While in line, sneak a peek at what other people are eating. Choose anything, but the combo (half soup, sandwich, and/or salad) is your best bet, and less than $6. Maybe you should get it to go; the salad portions are more than generous. I strongly recommend the chicken salad sandwich and mixed green salad with poppy-seed dressing. Honestly, everything is excellent and will tempt the pickiest of fast-food diners. Perhaps the greatest thing about Intermezzo is that after eating more food than you thought you could consume, you still don't have that greasy feeling as if you ate the same amount of pizza or Chinese food.
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