In Short It's the bakeshop that greets you, before you even notice the casual-chic dining room, with glass cases stuffed with scones, cakes and elaborately decorated shortbread cookies. Menu boards overhead announce a full, mostly sandwich-oriented menu. In the morning, order up the chevre and grilled vegetable-egg scramble. For lunch, you might try the chicken fajita quesadilla with...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited April 02, 2006)
I took a friend here for coffee today and was amazed to find out that the Mad Hatter charges $5.00 for an iced mocha. It was just a bit of coffee and chocolate milk in a plastic cup full of crushed ice. Five dollars? Really? ----
They offer a selection of mediocre cooked food and pretty nasty danishes. The brownies and cookies are OK. The best thing there is the selection of croissants...
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I purchased a piece white cake with chocolate icing from Mad Hatter's last night. I was shocked to find that most of it was icing. You could see where 1 pan of cake had been sliced in to 3 pieces and then stacked with excessive amounts of icing between each layer. Basically, each layer of icing was as thick or thicker than each layer of cake. The cake-to-icing ratio was way off. The cake...
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Posted by zoraunc
on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 28, 2009)