Humble Pie stands up to its motto, “A delicious experience.” The ingredients are shipped in fresh daily, according to my waitress and Humble Pie’s chefs come to work several hours before opening time for food preparation.
The Downtown Deli isn't perfect — its pastrami sandwich is a bit of a mess — but special orders like the New Yorker, along with a nostalgic city atmosphere, has customers coming back.
Thai Hut on the corner of Second Street and McDowell Road offered a variety of choices and savory flavors. However, some dishes — like the tofu — fell flat.
Blue Fin Teriyaki offers a flavorful, inexpensive lunch, and although its chicken bowl is rather mediocre, the dipping sauces it offers save the day -- particularly its sweet-and-sour sauce.
Once completed, the new venue will allow the theater to feature two simultaneous shows, giving viewers more options and opening more opportunities for local talent, said associate artistic director and actor Robbie Harper.
