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Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba! at Fashion Show Mall
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Several folks had recommended Ba-ba-reeba as an excellent alternative to Firefly; it was supposed to be more affordable, more comfortable, more friendly, etc. I was sorely disappointed. The prices were high, the food was crap, the service was mediocre, and the ambiance was cold. Of the ten tapas I tried, perahaps two were worth the effort of lifting the fork to my lips: the lobster tail (small in size and high in price) and the miniscule coconut bread pudding (undoubtedly improved by the truckload of insipid food that preceeded it). Suggest total avoidance of the jalapeno shrimp (a glorified jack-in-the-box jalapeno popper) and the squid (which tasted like a dirty grill).
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