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Visited Atlantic Station on a Thursday and decided to stop by Poke Bar for a quick lunch. There was no line so I was able to walk in and order right away. I went with the small bowl which is more than enough for me - it consists of 1 serving of base, 2 proteins and 2 sides. I got white rice, with 1/2 salmon & 1/2 tuna plus twice the seaweed salad as my sides. For my mix-ins I added in corn, cilantro, cucumber, sweet onion, green onion, and edamame. I didn't end there.. had to sprinkle in some topping options of masago, crispy onion, crispy garlic, and of course topped it off with hot Cheetos crumbs. I went safe and did the house sauce which complemented the entire bowl really well but it was a bit too much sauce because by the time I got to the bottom of the bowl everything was drowning in sauce. Overall, service was quick and food was fresh. Plus they were jamming some K-pop music in there so really enjoyed my lunch experience here.
I came here with some friends on a Sunday night. The service was great and all the staff were very kind and patient. I ordered a small bowl and a tropical smoothie. It tasted good but I was pretty shocked at how small the portion size was. The smoothie was alright but tasted somewhat powdery and fake. Probably not going to come here again.
Done in an attractive orange and brick, the exterior of this Atlanta, Georgia eatery looks so cute! The interior, though, not so much. The Poke bowl I ordered here was quite bland, sad to say, and the portions of veggie add-ons were teeny tiny. I was surprised that there were so few of the standard poke offerings like wasabi peas, coconut flakes, and wanton strips/crisps. The garlic crisps and the crispy onions that were available as add-ons were tasteless, kinda meh, perhaps bc they had been ground so finely. I dunno. Even the jalapeños - instead of being sliced in the customary thin rounds - had been chopped into teeny bits; perhaps that's the authentic way, but I've not seen that style in any other of the Poke eateries and franchises that I've patronized up to this point. Bright spot: The owner is a very personable professional who has hired an equally cordial staff. My suggestion is that she add more poke fixins to the rotation and at least have her servers dole out a full spoon of each ingredient instead of 1/3 - 1/2 a spoon. The bowl was about $14, and Tbilisi serving spoons are quite small to begin with. Had the veggies been more flavorful, the unusually scant portions might've been more acceptable. Hopefully, things at Pole Bar will improve - the interior decor - particularly the flooring and the behind-the-counter appearance really need attention. Another bright spot is the offering of healthy and refreshing vegetarian smoothies, bubble teas, and other drinks. My daughter ordered the kale tonic, flavored with blueberries, and thought it was excellent! Many patrons were ordering the healthy smoothies and bubble teas. Once the poke bowl architecture improves here, maybe this eatery will see a boost in its poke bowl orders and an increase in the amount of satisfied customers.
The food was a 10/10 and the boba was a 10/10 as well:)! Everything tasted amazing but the portions were very small. I've been to many poke bars but this one had VERY small portions and I said $18 for my bowl. Besides that the food and drink tasted amazing.
This is a nice poké spot in Atlantic Station. The only issue is that you'd have to park either underneath the complex or at the Target parking lot. However, parking is free for 2 hours. This place does have a good variety of ingredients and sauces. You can build your own bowl and for a small it's 2 proteins. They have cooked fish options for those who don't like raw. You can get rice, spring mix, or some of both along with it. I'd say the portion size here is a bit smaller than some other places I've been to. They have bubble tea as well if you're looking for both in one stop. If you're a student, go on Wednesday because you get free bubble tea with a bowl purchase.
I support the recent slew of restaurant changes at Atlantic Station. There are more healthy and/or interesting places to eat. They include Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, NaanStop, Pho 24, Salata, and now Poke Bar. Poke Bar opened September 3, 2019 in between Gyu-Kaku and NaanStop. It's been a nice addition to the neighborhood. Currently, this is Poke Bar's newest metro Atlanta location. This chain has grown fast. There are now 15 in the area. Only a few years ago (2016), there was just one (the original Atlanta Poke Bar in Sandy Springs). Poke Bar Atlantic Station has a new and fresh storefront. It's made of wood, which is different for an Atlantic Station tenant, and attractive. Inside, the space is small and simple with seating for about 25 customers. There's no outdoor/patio seating. It's set up much like other poke restaurants with an open prep kitchen serving made-to-order, highly-customizable bowls. The concept is simple, fresh, and healthy. Pricing is as follows: * Small bowl (2 proteins, 2 sides) - $9.95 * Medium bowl (3 protens, 2 sides) - $11.95 * Large bowl (4 proteins, 2 sides) - $13.95 If you've never been to a Poke Bar or poke restaurant before, you go down the ordering line, picking the ingredients you want, as a server assembles your bowl, just like Chipotle. You choose a base (white rice, brown rice, spring mix, kale noodles), protein (tuna, salmon, spicy tuna, shrimp, albacore, tofu, scallop, octopus; the fish is sushi-grade), mix-ins (assorted vegetables, pineapple), sauce, sides (cucumber salad, seaweed salad, imitation crab), and toppings (ginger, wasabi, masago, avocado, crispy onion, crispy garlic, furikake, sesame seeds, "special" spicy flakes, and more). Note there's a $1 upcharge each for kale noodles, avocado, and mango. For the avocado, you get a quarter of an avocado, sliced (typical restaurant upcharge for avocado). Everything is hand-mixed so what you get is a salad mainly consisting of diced raw fish, carbs, vegetables, and sauce. It's yummy. In addition to poke, this Poke Bar also sells bubble tea -- black milk, oolong milk, matcha, and taro -- for $4.50 per drink. They also have a Stubborn Soda fountain drink machine, not the run-of-the-mill Coke machine. Stubborn has creative flavors like black cherry tarragon and citrus hibiscus orange. Their sodas contain no artificial sweeteners, artificial flavors, nor high fructose corn syrup. They sell Stubborn at $2.50 per soda (unlimited self-serve refills). If you have an Atlantic Station A-Card (free card for people who live or work in Atlantic Station), Poke Bar Atlantic Station will give you 5% off your total order. They use the Clover POS system and full itemized receipts are available online. I've tried a couple bowls so far and have been pretty happy with them. I will say if you get a large and some of the upcharged items like kale noodles and avocado, after tip and tax, you're looking at a $20 meal. It's not exactly cheap for what you get, but sushi-grade fish and avocado aren't cheap either. I had a large bowl for dinner one night and it did not fill me up. Poke Bar dices their fish into small pieces. I prefer bigger chunks of fish, but that's just a personal preference. I've tried most of the ingredients on the menu. I believe the kale noodles are wheat-based. Their taste and texture is on par with "standard" noodles so they aren't significantly different if that's what you are wondering (like I was). They're good. For proteins, my favorites have been the classics, the tuna and salmon. I tried the albacore and can't say I'm a fan. I prefer the softer, slimier texture of the tuna and salmon. I like the scallops too. They come pre-marinated in mayo. There are seven sauce options. You can sample if you're not sure which one you want. So far, I've tried the house sauce, which is soy sauce with ginger flavor, spicy mayo, sweet chili, wasabi shoyu (soy sauce with a hint of wasabi), and spicy house and all were fine. I don't feel strongly about one particular sauce. I'd default to the house. My fiancee likes the spicy mayo. The spicy sauces have a solid kick to them, even for people who like spicy food (like us). I can't review Poke Bar Atlantic Station without comparing it to Circle Poke (https://www.yelp.com/biz/circle-poke-atlanta), a poke restaurant that opened relatively recently nearby on Northside Drive (ground level of ARIUM Westside). Like Circle Poke and other poke restaurants around town, I think Poke Bar should offer a loyalty rewards program so you get free poke after so many purchases (maybe they already have one and I just didn't see it). Circle Poke's bowls also have better presentation (they're more meticulously prepared) and more generous portions. Finally, Circle Poke offers options like aburi sushi which is sushi that is flame-seared right in front of you. I think that's pretty cool. TL;DR - Poke Bar is good and one of the better restaurant options in Atlantic Station.
So this is like the basic poke bowl experience you would get if you were in the Asian countries. It's convince oriented, it's quick, efficient and customizable. I like how you can scale it up to your preferences. However wasn't the freshest or the finest of the sushi's ever. I liked it enough to recommend for a quick bite before you catch a movie or something. Literally zero wait time.
Poke Bar is serviceable as one of the poke options in the O4W/Inman Park area. On the plus side, the service was excellent. The man preparing my bowl must have changed gloves 4 times during my order alone, so I had no concerns about cleanliness/freshness. Unlike some other reviewers, I had no qualms with the portion size. It seemed just right for the price point. That being said, I didn't find my bowl particularly flavorful. Perhaps a bit more sauce would have helped but typically you would get more from the fish. I would also prefer more ingredient choices and more flexibility within the pre-assigned "categories."
Nice to see a familiar brand from the West Coast. Same solid Poke that I have had at other locations. Fresh fish, good toppings make for a hearty and healthy bowl. I got the spicy mayo sauce this time which was much spicier than I thought, will avoid it the next time.
I came in for the Taro bubble tea. Only I replaced my bubbles with lychee very good! I also ordered the kale spaghetti since it was cheap. It tasted just like the name. Lol I wish I had some sesame dressing
I ordered a medium bowl from a 3rd party delivery service and it definitely did not disappoint. The ingredients were fresh and I loved how they placed the rice on one side with the wet, mix items on the other side of the bowl. What really put the icing on the cake, was the thoughtful touches from the staff. They placed a very thoughtful thank you note on the bowl with safe wishes while in quarantine and even sent me a roll toilet paper. Me and my mom laughed a while at that and loved it! I'll definitely be a returning customer, not only for the tasty bowls but the thoughtful service I received even through delivery.
1 year ago
Decided to step out of my comfort zone and try Poké Bar at Atlantic Station instead of my usual go-to spot about a mile away. I'm glad I gave them a shot! They had a pretty solid selection of toppings and sauces to choose from. Was decent as far as freshness and taste. I came in about 20 minutes before closing and was pleasantly surprised to see they still had plenty of options available. The service was okay--not bad, but nothing to write home about either. All in all, a decent experience. I'd probably stop by again if I'm in the area shopping and get hungry. read more
I've never had a bad meal from Poke Bar. I love that you can creat your own bowls and see the ingredients in front of you. They're always delicious! This location is great at Atlantic Station with other things to do after or before you eat. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable. Highly recommend! read more
This is a very casual, quick-serve counter spot, Chipotle-style. There is a table outside if you want to sit and eat there. I got the mango salmon bowl and the honeydew bubble tea. They were both just mediocre in terms of quality. Not the best, not the worst. Portion was just right, as I ordered medium for both, but the price still isn't justifiable. The quality of the fish, the vegetables, and the boba were not fresh-tasting and everything seemed average, at best. read more
Visited Atlantic Station on a Thursday and decided to stop by Poke Bar for a quick lunch. There was no line so I was able to walk in and order right away. I went with the small bowl which is more than enough for me - it consists of 1 serving of base, 2 proteins and 2 sides. I got white rice, with 1/2 salmon & 1/2 tuna plus twice the seaweed salad as my sides. For my mix-ins I added in corn, cilantro, cucumber, sweet onion, green onion, and edamame. I didn't end there.. had to sprinkle in some topping options of masago, crispy onion, crispy garlic, and of course topped it off with hot Cheetos crumbs. I went safe and did the house sauce which complemented the entire bowl really well but it was a bit too much sauce because by the time I got to the bottom of the bowl everything was drowning in sauce. Overall, service was quick and food was fresh. Plus they were jamming some K-pop music in there so really enjoyed my lunch experience here. read more
I came here with some friends on a Sunday night. The service was great and all the staff were very kind and patient. I ordered a small bowl and a tropical smoothie. It tasted good but I was pretty shocked at how small the portion size was. The smoothie was alright but tasted somewhat powdery and fake. Probably not going to come here again. read more
Done in an attractive orange and brick, the exterior of this Atlanta, Georgia eatery looks so cute! The interior, though, not so much. The Poke bowl I ordered here was quite bland, sad to say, and the portions of veggie add-ons were teeny tiny. I was surprised that there were so few of the standard poke offerings like wasabi peas, coconut flakes, and wanton strips/crisps. The garlic crisps and the crispy onions that were available as add-ons were tasteless, kinda meh, perhaps bc they had been ground so finely. I dunno. Even the jalapeños - instead of being sliced in the customary thin rounds - had been chopped into teeny bits; perhaps that's the authentic way, but I've not seen that style in any other of the Poke eateries and franchises that I've patronized up to this point. Bright spot: The owner is a very personable professional who has hired an equally cordial staff. My suggestion is that she add more poke fixins to the rotation and at least have her servers dole out a full spoon of each ingredient instead of 1/3 - 1/2 a spoon. The bowl was about $14, and Tbilisi serving spoons are quite small to begin with. Had the veggies been more flavorful, the unusually scant portions might've been more acceptable. Hopefully, things at Pole Bar will improve - the interior decor - particularly the flooring and the behind-the-counter appearance really need attention. Another bright spot is the offering of healthy and refreshing vegetarian smoothies, bubble teas, and other drinks. My daughter ordered the kale tonic, flavored with blueberries, and thought it was excellent! Many patrons were ordering the healthy smoothies and bubble teas. Once the poke bowl architecture improves here, maybe this eatery will see a boost in its poke bowl orders and an increase in the amount of satisfied customers. read more
2 years ago
The food was a 10/10 and the boba was a 10/10 as well:)! Everything tasted amazing but the portions were very small. I've been to many poke bars but this one had VERY small portions and I said $18 for my bowl. Besides that the food and drink tasted amazing. read more
This is a nice poké spot in Atlantic Station. The only issue is that you'd have to park either underneath the complex or at the Target parking lot. However, parking is free for 2 hours. This place does have a good variety of ingredients and sauces. You can build your own bowl and for a small it's 2 proteins. They have cooked fish options for those who don't like raw. You can get rice, spring mix, or some of both along with it. I'd say the portion size here is a bit smaller than some other places I've been to. They have bubble tea as well if you're looking for both in one stop. If you're a student, go on Wednesday because you get free bubble tea with a bowl purchase. read more
3 years ago
I support the recent slew of restaurant changes at Atlantic Station. There are more healthy and/or interesting places to eat. They include Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, NaanStop, Pho 24, Salata, and now Poke Bar. Poke Bar opened September 3, 2019 in between Gyu-Kaku and NaanStop. It's been a nice addition to the neighborhood. Currently, this is Poke Bar's newest metro Atlanta location. This chain has grown fast. There are now 15 in the area. Only a few years ago (2016), there was just one (the original Atlanta Poke Bar in Sandy Springs). Poke Bar Atlantic Station has a new and fresh storefront. It's made of wood, which is different for an Atlantic Station tenant, and attractive. Inside, the space is small and simple with seating for about 25 customers. There's no outdoor/patio seating. It's set up much like other poke restaurants with an open prep kitchen serving made-to-order, highly-customizable bowls. The concept is simple, fresh, and healthy. Pricing is as follows: * Small bowl (2 proteins, 2 sides) - $9.95 * Medium bowl (3 protens, 2 sides) - $11.95 * Large bowl (4 proteins, 2 sides) - $13.95 If you've never been to a Poke Bar or poke restaurant before, you go down the ordering line, picking the ingredients you want, as a server assembles your bowl, just like Chipotle. You choose a base (white rice, brown rice, spring mix, kale noodles), protein (tuna, salmon, spicy tuna, shrimp, albacore, tofu, scallop, octopus; the fish is sushi-grade), mix-ins (assorted vegetables, pineapple), sauce, sides (cucumber salad, seaweed salad, imitation crab), and toppings (ginger, wasabi, masago, avocado, crispy onion, crispy garlic, furikake, sesame seeds, "special" spicy flakes, and more). Note there's a $1 upcharge each for kale noodles, avocado, and mango. For the avocado, you get a quarter of an avocado, sliced (typical restaurant upcharge for avocado). Everything is hand-mixed so what you get is a salad mainly consisting of diced raw fish, carbs, vegetables, and sauce. It's yummy. In addition to poke, this Poke Bar also sells bubble tea -- black milk, oolong milk, matcha, and taro -- for $4.50 per drink. They also have a Stubborn Soda fountain drink machine, not the run-of-the-mill Coke machine. Stubborn has creative flavors like black cherry tarragon and citrus hibiscus orange. Their sodas contain no artificial sweeteners, artificial flavors, nor high fructose corn syrup. They sell Stubborn at $2.50 per soda (unlimited self-serve refills). If you have an Atlantic Station A-Card (free card for people who live or work in Atlantic Station), Poke Bar Atlantic Station will give you 5% off your total order. They use the Clover POS system and full itemized receipts are available online. I've tried a couple bowls so far and have been pretty happy with them. I will say if you get a large and some of the upcharged items like kale noodles and avocado, after tip and tax, you're looking at a $20 meal. It's not exactly cheap for what you get, but sushi-grade fish and avocado aren't cheap either. I had a large bowl for dinner one night and it did not fill me up. Poke Bar dices their fish into small pieces. I prefer bigger chunks of fish, but that's just a personal preference. I've tried most of the ingredients on the menu. I believe the kale noodles are wheat-based. Their taste and texture is on par with "standard" noodles so they aren't significantly different if that's what you are wondering (like I was). They're good. For proteins, my favorites have been the classics, the tuna and salmon. I tried the albacore and can't say I'm a fan. I prefer the softer, slimier texture of the tuna and salmon. I like the scallops too. They come pre-marinated in mayo. There are seven sauce options. You can sample if you're not sure which one you want. So far, I've tried the house sauce, which is soy sauce with ginger flavor, spicy mayo, sweet chili, wasabi shoyu (soy sauce with a hint of wasabi), and spicy house and all were fine. I don't feel strongly about one particular sauce. I'd default to the house. My fiancee likes the spicy mayo. The spicy sauces have a solid kick to them, even for people who like spicy food (like us). I can't review Poke Bar Atlantic Station without comparing it to Circle Poke (https://www.yelp.com/biz/circle-poke-atlanta), a poke restaurant that opened relatively recently nearby on Northside Drive (ground level of ARIUM Westside). Like Circle Poke and other poke restaurants around town, I think Poke Bar should offer a loyalty rewards program so you get free poke after so many purchases (maybe they already have one and I just didn't see it). Circle Poke's bowls also have better presentation (they're more meticulously prepared) and more generous portions. Finally, Circle Poke offers options like aburi sushi which is sushi that is flame-seared right in front of you. I think that's pretty cool. TL;DR - Poke Bar is good and one of the better restaurant options in Atlantic Station. read more
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Poke Bar A.
Hello Daniel. Thank you so much for your detailed review of our…
So this is like the basic poke bowl experience you would get if you were in the Asian countries. It's convince oriented, it's quick, efficient and customizable. I like how you can scale it up to your preferences. However wasn't the freshest or the finest of the sushi's ever. I liked it enough to recommend for a quick bite before you catch a movie or something. Literally zero wait time. read more
5 years ago
Poke Bar is serviceable as one of the poke options in the O4W/Inman Park area. On the plus side, the service was excellent. The man preparing my bowl must have changed gloves 4 times during my order alone, so I had no concerns about cleanliness/freshness. Unlike some other reviewers, I had no qualms with the portion size. It seemed just right for the price point. That being said, I didn't find my bowl particularly flavorful. Perhaps a bit more sauce would have helped but typically you would get more from the fish. I would also prefer more ingredient choices and more flexibility within the pre-assigned "categories." read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
The best poke bowl I have ever had! I had the mango salmon lover bowl and it was to die for!!! 10/10 will recommend this place to everyone I know! read more
Nice to see a familiar brand from the West Coast. Same solid Poke that I have had at other locations. Fresh fish, good toppings make for a hearty and healthy bowl. I got the spicy mayo sauce this time which was much spicier than I thought, will avoid it the next time. read more
4 years ago
I came in for the Taro bubble tea. Only I replaced my bubbles with lychee very good! I also ordered the kale spaghetti since it was cheap. It tasted just like the name. Lol I wish I had some sesame dressing read more
6 years ago
I ordered a medium bowl from a 3rd party delivery service and it definitely did not disappoint. The ingredients were fresh and I loved how they placed the rice on one side with the wet, mix items on the other side of the bowl. What really put the icing on the cake, was the thoughtful touches from the staff. They placed a very thoughtful thank you note on the bowl with safe wishes while in quarantine and even sent me a roll toilet paper. Me and my mom laughed a while at that and loved it! I'll definitely be a returning customer, not only for the tasty bowls but the thoughtful service I received even through delivery. read more
4 years ago
Conveniently located in Atlantic station, this place always looks packed because they really just move too slow. I can't say understaffed because how many people can really fit behind the preparation station and work. Tastes ok, not many bubble tea options read more
5 years ago
4 years ago
This is what you get for $14.10 a tiny scoop of salmon & a tiny scoop of scallop. Go to hmart and buy a slab of salmon sashimi for $15 read more
This isn't the best poke place I've been to, nor is it the worst. The process is quick and efficient, and the bowls are customizable. The proteins aren't the freshest, but the bowls overall are okay for a filling lunch! The teas aren't as of quality compared to boba in duluth/doraville, but there's no wait time and the staff are always friendly. The place is also always clean. read more
3 years ago
Third times a charm right ?? Lol I have probably been here at least four or five times at this point. Absolutely in love with there poke, best poke I have found near me so far. (I live in Decatur) There meat is supper fresh ! Only once was the salmon a little off tasting but it was at the bottom of the container and I'm sure if I spoke up to get different salmon they would have done so without a problem. Always great customer service and never disappointed. They never give you a heads time about asking for a little more sauce or different toppings. Also, love that they have a rewards system where you can build up point with every visit and get certain rewards like 50% off one bowl, but on bowl get one free, free avocado etc. Overall, highly recommend! P.S: if you can't take spicy be mindful of the spicy tuna and spicy mayo, in my opinion it's spicer than most places. But still taste delicious ! Lol read more
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Poke Bar A.
Hello Ashley. Thank you so much for your reviews! We try to engage…
3 years ago
Delicious, good quality fish and friendly staff! I had the sunset bowl option and loved it! read more
7 years ago
SUPER DISAPPOINTED. I love poke and my BF and I usually have great experiences at Poke Bars. We were at Atlantic Station and spotted this place. Our eyes lit up. We hurried in and placed our orders. As soon as the first scoop of meat hit my bowl, I should have walked away. THEY SKIMP ON SERVINGS. - They charge an extra $2 for even a little bit of extra rice. - The poke bowl itself didn't taste fresh and I literally ate it a few mins later. - They are overpriced. The large is pretty much $15 and you get, maybe, a little over half of the bowl filled. The people that work there are super friendly but I would not go back to this location nor do I recommend this place. read more
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Poke Bar A.
Hello Michelle. Thank you for your feedback and my apologies for such…
2 years ago
5 years ago
I love a good poke bowl and feel so healthy when eating! They are so light, my spicy tuna was fresh and SPICY. I enjoyed this bowl a lot! read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
7 years ago
This place is a nice size little gem located across California pizza kitchen in Atlantic station. My sis and I went to try it. It was so nice and fresh, we were in heaven. We got small bowls to try it out but ultimately decided next time we come back we will be getting large bowls lol. If you like sushi you'll love it here!!! read more
4 years ago
The sauces and flavors are really good. However, for the price I paid, I was left wanting more food!! They have a really nice soda machine with unique flavors. The taste of the sodas are good if you like super sweet soda. I am a big fan of poke style but would've preferred to be satisfied with my meal and not left wanting more. May try again on a day that's not lunch time. read more
4 years ago
Poke Bar has quite a few locations, spreading from the West coast, there are now quite a few in the Atlanta area. They definitely have the business model down. This location is in Atlantic station, despite coming by mid afternoon there were a few people here but not a ton, they also had a few app/delivery orders going at the time. Seems like this location is run by a family, they made sure to be welcoming and even voiced a goodbye as people left. The menu is pretty simple, everything is laid out clearly for your options. We opted for two bowls, both with spicy tuna and salmon. The toppings are simple but tasty, the fish tasted fresh. Overall, the price is decent and quality seemed good. Happy with our lunch and will return. They also have bubble tea, which seems like a bit of an afterthought, but nice option nonetheless. (Side note: someone behind us was just looking for a tea, you can skip the line and heard straight to the register if you just need a bubble tea). read more
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265 18th St NW
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