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Does anyone happen to have the menu for INI or know how much a chair costs there?
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David King72 said:I've never actually been to Friends myself, so I can't really tell you what the vibe is like, but if you're looking for a smaller crowd—say, around a hundred people—then my vote goes straight to Ino.
David King72 said:I’ve actually been to both of them.
I mean, really? Is that all we have to work with here?I’ve had the chance to check out both halls, and honestly, the food was incredible. As for the service? Those folks are practically glued to the tables, making sure you never have to lift a finger or wonder where your next drink is coming from. And can we talk about the venue itself? The layout is actually more stunning than anything you'd find at the Palace in San Francisco.
I honestly can't say what the current vibe is like at Dioklecijan’s, but I did make an appearance at one of their dinners once after attending a banquet, and frankly, it was pretty underwhelming; when I was actually at the banquet itself, though, everything was fantastic—it was just that we ended up waiting on the servers for a bit too long, wasn't it?
David King72 said:Honestly, Ino blows Diocletian out of the water.
coastalwalker10 said:Honestly, everything is just so repetitive $833
I went shopping with my sister a few days ago and, frankly, it was a bit of a nightmare... I really wanted to snap a photo of her in the one wedding dress that actually flattered her silhouette, but she shut me down—apparently, she didn't want anyone being able to track down that specific dress online.
And when it comes to pricing, the newer styles are $2000
mostly... dresses that you'd see in San Francisco or Los Angeles for $2000—meaning the latest collections
are identical, but we found the exact same thing at a bridal boutique in a small beach town for $500.
On top of that, they throw in a boutonniere basket, some hair accessories, bridesmaid dresses, and a garter for free.
The woman working there was just way too intense—my sister tried on about 30 different dresses, and honestly, it was mostly because she kept pushing her.🙂