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Wc missed the oiher sege-table- (- -) Dressing on the side came in () food; Jiildie: 1 had (he I ajua It was a large tortilla filled with cheese, chuken and spices, served with kttuce. sour cream and guacamole. approved of the guacamole ) Bacon anJ jalapcnos are also ottered on this dish, but 1 opted to have Que-sadilla- There are booths AND tables. ) Some of the tables arc "floating." Anyone suflering from inner ear problems should place themselves elsewhere. () Our server. Staeie. Mas very f Dave: had a gyro (pronounced o on "Seinfeld" and yee-r- o most other places). It hod big strip of beef m a pita with lettuce and onions and it was really good. No mauer what you get. make sure they give you e some of their killer ranch sauce. The menu hui something for everyone. T here are salads, burgers, sandwiches, steaks and several low-fselections. The water glasses are large and come w ith the straw already I 449 $CQQ Fries cost extra (99 cents). () Two words: Big croutons. Prices range from $5 to $11 A majority of the menu choices are more expensive than at Red Rob- () () Jillalre HaitgfgarJ, a senior at lleumont High Si fund. is a men her of Orrin Hahh'i youth othisory committee. DoU Himbll, a Junior at llewmont High Sihoot. plays the guitar and enjitys writing reviews. Madness 4'A BtyU 36" - OVER Siik s ut CGOtf AT CHARLEY CHARLEYS: rwBoU. lWinv . v, V rmthd It AMembtod BUNK BED SSotal firU $ 178 FUTON, wnh SuautM $( rro a O Roomful of Furniture 5993Pc.; 'SOFA, LOVE, $ 130 $ 193 Pull Ouwi Mdlnw Hurry ia this month King M. 132 13 KiIInm 8t.. $743 Burling Free Interest for 90 Days ILECLINER XJ OAC Y' Do Yourself A Favor and Shop Hills Furniture Ravers JSavers Furniture 1005 N. ' 129 SWIVEL f nOCKFIl 41129, Main, Layton (Across from Granite Furniture) .. 546-460- 0 3 free. 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