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The SGV has so many excellent options to eat really good Asian food. Especially noodles. Well, Mian has to be on the higher end of your list. Excellent quality, fair pricing, and solid proportions. The mung bean drink is most interesting and definitely helps if you have spicy food. Hats off to my buddy who recommended we eat here. Or else I'd never know. Busy hustling vibe. Noise level was medium. You order on your phone from the table, so the service was fast and the bill easy. Shared bathrooms outside the restaurant. Good luck with the parking situation. They have a good size lot with underground parking. But this plaza is just super busy. Still worth the trouble. Enjoy.
My new favorite restaurant! So delicious and affordable it truly is a hidden gem. I usually get the fries, popcorn chicken, chicken gizzard dish and the beef noodle soup or the tomato based one. Everything is made fresh and comes out piping hot. Super shareable in my opinion and the perfect amount of spice. The meat is always so tender and never rubbery like how gizzard can be at other places. Service is quick and plenty of seating inside!
Flavors and portion size was on point at Mian. You could really taste the sezhuan spices in the broth, and the pork was so tender. I have no complaints and if I'm ever craving these kinds of noodle dishes, this would be an option. Service was okay. You order on your phone through a QR code, so there isn't much talking to the workers. Not really talkative but I am also just there for the food anyways! The restaurant itself is pretty small though.
SO and I crave the noodles (and fries surprisingly lol) from here! Fast service and easy self ordering system. Easy parking in the underground lot. - chengdu zajiang noodles (Level 5 Extra Spicy) $13: a little too spicy to completely enjoy the dish, so will go back to lvl 3 next time lol. Love the texture of the noodles and all the flavors complement each other. - red chili sauce wonton (Lvl 3) $13: not memorable - chengdu fries $5: perfectly crisp on the outside, soft center. nicely seasoned with the same spice that's on chinese bbq - spicy beef noodles (lvl 3) $15: tasty, tender beef, would get again - hot & sour glass noodles (lvl 5): so simple with the fried egg. I usually like clear noodles because of the chew, but i actually prefer the egg noodle more here - mung bean drink / cup $2: simple, refreshing, affordable - cucumber salad $6: basic, palette cleanser, but not much flavor. wouldn't get again Will wanna try the steamed egg next time.
Came in for a quick lunch and received an outstanding experience. Family friendly restaurant with a good amount of seating. Prices are reasonably fair for today's economy. Seamless QR code ordering. The highlight was the perfect blend of Szechuan spices, it was spot on flavorful and very comforting in every dish. And I love comfort food, especially noodles so definitely in for a treat. We ordered the beef noodle soup, chicken gizzard noodles, spicy wonton, chicken, and fries. All delicious, cooked perfect textured and spice level for me! Fast and thoughtful service. Our waitress came with items before we asked and even help me pack up as I was taking my time struggling with the lids. Busy plaza parking lot with plenty of dessert and tea options. We will be back!
Good beef spicy noodle soup. Mild was plenty spicy and heavy on the chilly oil. Portion size is small for what you are paying. Flavor is pretty decent compared to other places that make the dish. Restaurant is quick, service is fast, interior is well kept.
Food: 5/5 I ordered the Zajiang Noodles, a Sichuan-style dry noodle dish topped with minced meat, bok choy, and a fried egg. The sauce is hidden at the bottom, so make sure to mix everything really well before digging in! Once mixed, you get a savory, slightly spicy and aromatic sauce coating the noodles with the richness of the minced meat and fried egg. The bok choy also adds a nice freshness to balance everything out. I especially like that this is a dry noodle dish, so it's a great option when you're craving noodles but don't want a hot bowl of soup. Customer Service & Wait: 4/5 We came in the afternoon and waited around 30 minutes, so expect a wait depending on when you visit. One thing to keep in mind is that there isn't an easily accessible public restroom--you'll need to ask the front for a key. Location & Parking: 4/5 The restaurant is located in a busy plaza, so the main parking lot can get crowded. Luckily, there's additional parking available in the garage below. Ambiance: 4/5 The restaurant has a moderately loud and lively atmosphere. It's casual and works well for grabbing a satisfying bowl of noodles without feeling overly hectic. Overall: 4.5/5 A solid spot for Sichuan-style noodles. I'd come back for the Zajiang Noodles, especially when I'm craving something savory and flavorful without having to commit to a hot noodle soup.
Was looking for a new place to try and came across Mian. We came on a Saturday for a late lunch and had to wait about 15 minutes for a party of four. It looked like smaller parties were getting seated a little faster. I'm a big fan of dan dan noodles, so that was an easy choice for me. I also liked that you could choose the spice level since most places I've had dan dan noodles at usually serve them pretty spicy. The noodles were good. The sauce was lighter and more subtle than some other dan dan noodles I've had, but I thought it had a nice balance and wasn't overly heavy. I do think the dish could have been a little better with some vegetables mixed in. My friends ordered the Chengdu zajiang noodles and the signature noodles combo, which came with tomato beef noodles and chili oil dumplings. There were quite a few other things on the menu that looked good too. Overall, I enjoyed the meal and would come back to try some of their other dishes.
Szechuan restaurant in San Gabriel. We got the spicy beef noodle soup level three spicy and the beef rib noodle soup. Broth was great not too oily meat was tender and noodles had a good texture. Service was quick and ordering is through a QR code menu.
WOW the beef noodle soup here is phenomenal! I got the house beef noodle soup with a mild spice level, and it definitely had a nice spicy kick. The beef is sooo tender and the meat quite literally fell off the bone. The noodles were cooked perfectly too. The cilantro and bok choy were an excellent addition to the bowl for a nice refreshing crunch. The broth was spicy, hearty, and comforting. I'm definitely coming back!
fantastic meal! perfect for when you want a comfort meal. truly loved everything we got, especially the cucumbers and sour soup beef noodles! service could be better; no one ever checked-in to see how we were doing. we also requested for the check through their ordering app, and no one came after quite some time
My friends said the noodles here were good so decided to grab dinner here Sunday night. There was unexpectedly no wait when we walked in and we got seated right away. They have a QR code for you to order online which was convenient. Everyone just adds their own order to the cart and then it syncs to the table's cart. I ordered the Zajiang Noodles (no spicy). The food came out pretty quick, maybe around 10 minutes. The noodles come with minced meat on top, fried egg, and some vegetables. The noodle texture was nice and chewy and tasted freshly made. The sauce was also great and flavorful. As for the portion, it is a typical portion for the price. I think this is a good noodle place to go, especially when craving spicy noodles. But I think the nonspicy option is great as well. It isn't mindblowing good but I enjoyed it and it wasn't expensive. I would come back again to try other dishes.
This is one of the best spots for Sichuan noodles. The noodles I've had here are on a similar level to the ones I had when I visited Chengdu. -Chengdu Zhajiang Noodles: The texture and quality of these noodles are very good. There is a nice sweetness to the sauce. -Mapo Tofu Noodles with Meat: Again, really good noodles. The tofu and meat go well with the noodles. The spicy flavor in this dish is real nice. read more
4 stars I agree with the 4 star rating. I ordered pick up on a Saturday night and thought the process was easy. And the food didn't take long to come out! This is what I ordered: Chengdu Jajiang Mian ($13): the portion size for this good for the pricepoint. Since it was a to-go order, the chili oil came on the side. I liked that I could decide how much to add to the noodles. Noodle texture wasn't too chewy nor did it snap apart easily. 4/5 stars Steamed Egg w/ Minced Pork ($5): this was a delicious steamed egg. Would recommend. 4/5 stars Popcorn Chicken ($8): It tasted good, but I don't think I got a fresh batch. I think it was sitting under a heat lamp for a bit. Also, it was pricey for the amount they give. 3.5/stars. There is free parking on site and the servers were nice and, it seems, the kitchen staff are quite quick with orders. read more
20 days ago
The SGV has so many excellent options to eat really good Asian food. Especially noodles. Well, Mian has to be on the higher end of your list. Excellent quality, fair pricing, and solid proportions. The mung bean drink is most interesting and definitely helps if you have spicy food. Hats off to my buddy who recommended we eat here. Or else I'd never know. Busy hustling vibe. Noise level was medium. You order on your phone from the table, so the service was fast and the bill easy. Shared bathrooms outside the restaurant. Good luck with the parking situation. They have a good size lot with underground parking. But this plaza is just super busy. Still worth the trouble. Enjoy. read more
My new favorite restaurant! So delicious and affordable it truly is a hidden gem. I usually get the fries, popcorn chicken, chicken gizzard dish and the beef noodle soup or the tomato based one. Everything is made fresh and comes out piping hot. Super shareable in my opinion and the perfect amount of spice. The meat is always so tender and never rubbery like how gizzard can be at other places. Service is quick and plenty of seating inside! read more
Flavors and portion size was on point at Mian. You could really taste the sezhuan spices in the broth, and the pork was so tender. I have no complaints and if I'm ever craving these kinds of noodle dishes, this would be an option. Service was okay. You order on your phone through a QR code, so there isn't much talking to the workers. Not really talkative but I am also just there for the food anyways! The restaurant itself is pretty small though. read more
SO and I crave the noodles (and fries surprisingly lol) from here! Fast service and easy self ordering system. Easy parking in the underground lot. - chengdu zajiang noodles (Level 5 Extra Spicy) $13: a little too spicy to completely enjoy the dish, so will go back to lvl 3 next time lol. Love the texture of the noodles and all the flavors complement each other. - red chili sauce wonton (Lvl 3) $13: not memorable - chengdu fries $5: perfectly crisp on the outside, soft center. nicely seasoned with the same spice that's on chinese bbq - spicy beef noodles (lvl 3) $15: tasty, tender beef, would get again - hot & sour glass noodles (lvl 5): so simple with the fried egg. I usually like clear noodles because of the chew, but i actually prefer the egg noodle more here - mung bean drink / cup $2: simple, refreshing, affordable - cucumber salad $6: basic, palette cleanser, but not much flavor. wouldn't get again Will wanna try the steamed egg next time. read more
Came in for a quick lunch and received an outstanding experience. Family friendly restaurant with a good amount of seating. Prices are reasonably fair for today's economy. Seamless QR code ordering. The highlight was the perfect blend of Szechuan spices, it was spot on flavorful and very comforting in every dish. And I love comfort food, especially noodles so definitely in for a treat. We ordered the beef noodle soup, chicken gizzard noodles, spicy wonton, chicken, and fries. All delicious, cooked perfect textured and spice level for me! Fast and thoughtful service. Our waitress came with items before we asked and even help me pack up as I was taking my time struggling with the lids. Busy plaza parking lot with plenty of dessert and tea options. We will be back! read more
21 days ago
Good beef spicy noodle soup. Mild was plenty spicy and heavy on the chilly oil. Portion size is small for what you are paying. Flavor is pretty decent compared to other places that make the dish. Restaurant is quick, service is fast, interior is well kept. read more
2 months ago
1 month ago
Food: 5/5 I ordered the Zajiang Noodles, a Sichuan-style dry noodle dish topped with minced meat, bok choy, and a fried egg. The sauce is hidden at the bottom, so make sure to mix everything really well before digging in! Once mixed, you get a savory, slightly spicy and aromatic sauce coating the noodles with the richness of the minced meat and fried egg. The bok choy also adds a nice freshness to balance everything out. I especially like that this is a dry noodle dish, so it's a great option when you're craving noodles but don't want a hot bowl of soup. Customer Service & Wait: 4/5 We came in the afternoon and waited around 30 minutes, so expect a wait depending on when you visit. One thing to keep in mind is that there isn't an easily accessible public restroom--you'll need to ask the front for a key. Location & Parking: 4/5 The restaurant is located in a busy plaza, so the main parking lot can get crowded. Luckily, there's additional parking available in the garage below. Ambiance: 4/5 The restaurant has a moderately loud and lively atmosphere. It's casual and works well for grabbing a satisfying bowl of noodles without feeling overly hectic. Overall: 4.5/5 A solid spot for Sichuan-style noodles. I'd come back for the Zajiang Noodles, especially when I'm craving something savory and flavorful without having to commit to a hot noodle soup. read more
2 months ago
Was looking for a new place to try and came across Mian. We came on a Saturday for a late lunch and had to wait about 15 minutes for a party of four. It looked like smaller parties were getting seated a little faster. I'm a big fan of dan dan noodles, so that was an easy choice for me. I also liked that you could choose the spice level since most places I've had dan dan noodles at usually serve them pretty spicy. The noodles were good. The sauce was lighter and more subtle than some other dan dan noodles I've had, but I thought it had a nice balance and wasn't overly heavy. I do think the dish could have been a little better with some vegetables mixed in. My friends ordered the Chengdu zajiang noodles and the signature noodles combo, which came with tomato beef noodles and chili oil dumplings. There were quite a few other things on the menu that looked good too. Overall, I enjoyed the meal and would come back to try some of their other dishes. read more
Szechuan restaurant in San Gabriel. We got the spicy beef noodle soup level three spicy and the beef rib noodle soup. Broth was great not too oily meat was tender and noodles had a good texture. Service was quick and ordering is through a QR code menu. read more
5 months ago
WOW the beef noodle soup here is phenomenal! I got the house beef noodle soup with a mild spice level, and it definitely had a nice spicy kick. The beef is sooo tender and the meat quite literally fell off the bone. The noodles were cooked perfectly too. The cilantro and bok choy were an excellent addition to the bowl for a nice refreshing crunch. The broth was spicy, hearty, and comforting. I'm definitely coming back! read more
fantastic meal! perfect for when you want a comfort meal. truly loved everything we got, especially the cucumbers and sour soup beef noodles! service could be better; no one ever checked-in to see how we were doing. we also requested for the check through their ordering app, and no one came after quite some time read more
18 days ago
My friends said the noodles here were good so decided to grab dinner here Sunday night. There was unexpectedly no wait when we walked in and we got seated right away. They have a QR code for you to order online which was convenient. Everyone just adds their own order to the cart and then it syncs to the table's cart. I ordered the Zajiang Noodles (no spicy). The food came out pretty quick, maybe around 10 minutes. The noodles come with minced meat on top, fried egg, and some vegetables. The noodle texture was nice and chewy and tasted freshly made. The sauce was also great and flavorful. As for the portion, it is a typical portion for the price. I think this is a good noodle place to go, especially when craving spicy noodles. But I think the nonspicy option is great as well. It isn't mindblowing good but I enjoyed it and it wasn't expensive. I would come back again to try other dishes. read more
We had a large party (13) come here for lunch. Had to be split across two tables. So not good for parties. The digital ordering across 2 tables made me the waitress. I did not enjoy having to take everyone's order. When I asked if they could just take the order like a regular restaurant, I was told to use the website. Not friendly service. There were a lot of hard no's. You can't stand here when you wait. Or there. You can't use the bathroom. You can't have your seat too far away from the table. Food looked better than it tasted. Beef noodle soup broth was lacking depth. Popcorn chicken didn't have basil. The noodles were the biggest letdown. For a place named MIAN, one'd think the made these fresh, from scratch daily, had some special way to keep them bouncy for texture, etc. Nope, these tasted like they were fresh off the grocery shelf. It was not a relaxing or enjoyable experience. The regime thinks their food is so terrific they can treat folks however. We like noodles at other places more. Won't be back. read more
First time trying this place out at friends recommendation. There is plenty of underground parking. You place your order using the link via QR code. Staff served us water upon seating. It can get loud inside once the place fills up. I got their zajiang noodles ($13) which comes with minced beef, fried egg, and some bok choy. It was a good portion was this price. Sauce was very flavorful. Would come back for this again! read more
7 months ago
Classic szechuan styled noodle house with yummy noodles. A solid 3.8/5. Parking usually isn't an issue and the establishment is decently sized. The noodle portions are pretty great and I usually take half home when I order appetizers with it. I enjoyed the spicy wontons though they weren't a favorite of another tablemate. I got the Sichuan hot sour noodles and they were tasty. I've gotten them on more than one occasion and enjoy the crunchy peanuts that come with them. I've eaten these noodles cold as well and actually prefer them that way with the cold, sour refreshing taste after a hot day. My sibling always get the beef noodle soup and loves it. A great restaurant my family consistently visits and tastes good. read more
I've been to Mian in San Gabriel before and remember really enjoying it, so I brought a friend who had never been on a Tuesday night for dinner. The food itself still holds up, but the experience this time left a pretty bad impression. We ordered through the QR code and got the insanely spicy noodles, steamed egg with minced pork, Chengdu fries (we went with level 5 spice), beef in chili oil, and the celery with peanuts. For drinks, we had the mung bean drink and plum juice. Everything tasted great, just like I remembered. The spice level was definitely there but still enjoyable and not overwhelming. The issue came when an extra dish showed up at our table that we never ordered. When I checked the online menu from the QR code, I saw that the restaurant had added crispy pork to our order without asking us. That alone felt pretty shady, and to make it worse, the dish itself was mostly batter with barely any meat. It honestly left a sour taste after what would have otherwise been a solid meal. Good food doesn't make up for questionable business practices. Parking: there's free surface parking in a shared lot, plus underground parking available. Ambiance is your typical Asian restaurant. It was moderately loud, but still easy enough to have a normal conversation. Overall, the food is good, but I won't be coming back after this experience. read more
I've been here before and was craving some noodles, so I decided to give it another try. The food is pretty decent, not the best noodles I've ever had, but definitely enjoyable overall. Chengdu ZaJiang Noodles - This was my favorite. Dry-style noodles with a fresh texture and great flavor. Very tasty. (4.5/5) Spicy Beef Noodles - A bit too oily for my personal taste. There's a heavy amount of chili oil, so we mostly stuck to the noodles and meat. (3.5/5) Overall, the food was tasty and reasonably priced. Parking - Plenty available, including convenient downstairs parking. read more
25 days ago
The food was so goddamn good. I keep forgetting to leave a review. Yall, I would literally travel back to LA to eat their raised pork noodles. The pork was so soft and not chewy at all. It was just the perfect texture for me. It was savory and spicy. Everything blended so well together and I will be returning if I come back to LA The service was wonderful and the app was very easy to use! Not much interaction but if you'd like to just enjoy your meal and like a quiet ambience, it's pretty nice. This hit after I got the hair massage from the business upstairs! read more
3 months ago
We ordered one of each of the combos: - Chili oil dumplings (pork) - Beef noodle soup (medium spice) - Brown sugar sticky rice - Pickled cucumber - Chengdu Zajiang noodles (mild) Everything was absolutely delicious! I loved the Chengdu Zajiang noodles the most. The flavor was wonderfully complex even without chili oil. The noodles in both dishes were cooked to perfection and so bouncy. The beef in the beef noodle was so tender. The "sticky rice" dessert was fried rice cake with brown sugar syrup; the texture was delightfully crispy. The dumplings were so juicy; the skin was perfectly cooked as well! The cucumbers were tossed in vinegar, peppercorn, and chili. You order through a QR code, and service was extremely quickly. We were able to snack on the cucumbers before our entrees arrived. The sun does tend to get in your eyes if you sit facing the window during midday. The two combos were enough for 3 people. I hope to come back and try their noodle soups! read more
Solid spot for the noodle lover! Been years, I mean years since I've been here. And happy to say that my second time back was better than the first, not that the first time was bad. Came here for lunch with friends so we each ordered our own noodles and appetizers to share. I'm not a big noodle person but their noodles are delicious. I think I ordered their signature Zajiang Noodles and noodles were cooked perfectly so they still have a good chew. Flavor is also there! Of course, more noodles than protein. The appetizers we ordered to share were all delicious - steamed egg was my favorite. Served in a mug with minced pork on top, it reminds me of the steamed egg I had growing up and at $5, you actually get a decent amount. Happy slurping! read more
2 months ago
How I feel about Mian is similar to that of Sichuan Impression. It lacks the depth of flavour and complexity that is offered at other more hole in the wall Sichuan restaurants, but is a great entry point into the cuisine for someone unfamiliar with the flavours! read more
Mian is perfect for a variety of situations - large family dinners, solo dinners, casual friend dinners, and dates! They're pretty heavy handed on the spice here, so if you're wavering on spice level just get no numb and no spice lol it will still be tasty. There's a key by the register for the bathrooms outside. Service is always quick, everything usually comes out within 5-10 mins. Very comforting homestyle cooking :) Fav dishes: golden soup wontons, chili oil dumplings, chengdu zajiang mian, steamed egg with minced pork read more
10 months ago
I always get their Chengdu Zajiang Noodle. I'd recommend going for at least level 4 spicy, because anything lower isn't as delicious or flavorful (in my opinion). It is pretty spicy, though, and the mala flavour might take some time to get used to if you've never tried it before. The level 5 spicy is great and enjoyable if you love spicy food. The Zajiang Noodle with peas is pretty much the same dish as the Chengdu Zajiang Noodle, just with chickpeas added. It's a great option if you want some extra fiber and protein with your noodles. The service here is always quick and friendly. Take-outs are ready within 10 -15 minutes. The workers are reliable and efficient. The space itself is clean and works well for small groups or individuals. There's ample parking available, especially with the additional underground parking. read more
11 months ago
I usually get the spicy intestines rice noodles here. The broth is quite oily and the spice builds as you eat but it burns so good! Ordering is done via mobile by scanning QR code on the table. Service is pretty quick. read more
Food is just as good as when they first started, actually on a rare occurrence, I actually think it's better. There's more food options now a days. You scan a qr code for the menu and click to order. Food comes out quickly and is delicious. Had a little trouble paying on their app so they came to take the payment. Only thing is no more free mung bean drink and it's $2 now. Got too excited. Started to dig in and then remembered to snap a pic read more
Great noodles. Decent service. Can be a bit packed during lunch, but there's outdoor seating if too full. Any noodle here is good, doesn't really matter which one you order. My recommendation is to come 2-3 times and try a different noodle each time! read more
6 months ago
Located in a busy plaza so parking can be hard to find at peak hours. The store is in the corner of the plaza. They serve a variety of noodles. Service was good. Food came out quick. Food was ordered with a QR code. Very affordable and the serving size was big for me. I could not finish my bowl. read more
We ordered the chengdu zajiang noodles, piquant intestine noodles, spicy tofu noodles with meat, and the steamed egg & minced pork. Everything was packed with bold, authentic flavors. The noodles had the perfect texture, and the piquant intestine noodles had just the right kick without being overwhelming. Each piece of the pork intestine is big and not chewy. The spicy tofu noodles is ok. The steamed egg was silky smooth and super comforting, a great balance to the spicy dishes. Service is fast. I will definitely come back to try others. read more
7 months ago
Came back and again and got my usual. Service was quick and the food was delish! I just wis the egg can be a bit hotter when it came. It wasn't too packed when I came and parking was super easy! Good vibes and easily my go to when I'm in the area! read more
I came here last night on Chinese new year's day, for some reason my sister and I came in this plaza and didn't know what to eat. But when we saw Mian it was packed with so many people and we decided to go try it. If you like MaLa spicy food this is the place for you. The noodles are so good and texture is so unique. The taste is also special and even the fries had a special spicy taste and a little sweet. Interior is also very clean and the servers were really fast and nice. If you in 626 area, I definitely recommend you to try this place. As for parking it might look hectic but there's plenty of parking underground! read more
6 months ago
Great place if you love spicy food The service was quick and easy Definitely a cozy place for a meal with family or friends read more
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301 W Valley Blvd
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San Gabriel, CA 91776
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This place is listed today as having outdoor seating. Is it still available? If it is, is it covered or heated? How many people can sit there? / April 8, 2023
Saw outdoor covered tent looked like heating units inside tent. I think there are picture on Yelp. Very casual. If you talk with workers they are nice. Why not go there in advance if you cannot call them. They are incredibly effective.
What do they offer for vegans?
They have cucumber salad, schezuan tofu. They have vegetarian noodle soup as well. My friend was vegetarian when we ate here and he was very happy and pleased with what he have.
Did they recently switch owners?
Are you guys open for indoor dine in?
How do I order on line? If it’s with an app, what is the name it is listed under? Or is it better to call it in?
https://www.fetail.com/storev2/shop?store_id=21&t=1589169846
Noticed the menu has vegetarian options, but are any of them vegan friendly?
Is there another location in downtown la? Or is this the only location?
There is only one in San Gabriel.
Are the noodles made with rice or wheat? Can we substitute wheat noodles with rice?
Our noodles are made of wheat ， we don't have rice noodles
Any non spicy options?
Yes there are non-spicy noodles. On the menu it will be marked with a crossed out chili pepper.
Hi - it looks so good but are there any vegetarian options on the menu?
yes, the cold noodle is vegetarian. it does not contain meat but it can be a bit spicy
I see that there's outdoor seating. Is the patio dog friendly?
There is no outdoor seating.
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