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2017-07-02 1118 views
This review is for our third visit to All In. Although I wanted the awesome chicken tortillas I had eaten (and reviewed) before, we decided to try something new. They were quite busy when we ordered and we were warned that the food may take some time to prepare. No problem for us. We would rather have a good slowly cooked meal than a bad fast meal. It's a comfortable environment to chill out, listen to music with a beer or cocktail and watch people walk by. I passed on the alcohol and went for a
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This review is for our third visit to All In. Although I wanted the awesome chicken tortillas I had eaten (and reviewed) before, we decided to try something new. They were quite busy when we ordered and we were warned that the food may take some time to prepare. No problem for us. We would rather have a good slowly cooked meal than a bad fast meal. It's a comfortable environment to chill out, listen to music with a beer or cocktail and watch people walk by. I passed on the alcohol and went for a strawberry milkshake to start the meal. As the saying goes: life is short, start with dessert! At most restaurants, fish and chip dishes usually have 2-3 pieces of fish. At All In, it's a single large piece of fish. Net size seems the same, just a different presentation. The spicy potato wedges with half lemon on the side was a nice addition. We also ordered a fish sandwich which is a slightly smaller package if you prefer that. The serving sizes are not small but they are also not huge. Seems just right and we left full. The prices are very fair for what you get. We finished with scotch eggs, though we had to box them up and try later that evening because we were too full from the fish and chips and fish sandwich. It's very rare to get scotch eggs that are perfectly prepared with a completely runny yolk inside. But All In nailed it! Wrapping up, All In is unique in the sense that the staff, environment and menu is casual but the food that arrives to your table is gourmet and what you would expect from higher end restaurants.
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Date of Visit
2017-07-01
Dining Method
Dine In
Spending Per Head
$150 (Dinner)
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