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Trips
Diner,
St.
Petersburg.
I
have
been
wanting
to
eat
here
for
well
over
a
year.
Every
time
I
drive
by
I
see
people
on
the
side
walk
(turns
out
that’s
where
the
smokers
hang
out),
but
I’ve
never
found
a
parking
spot.
The
lot
behind
them
holds
a
tiny
amount
of
cars,
street
and
other
lots
are
off
limits.
If
I
have
to
circle
more
than
2x’s
I’m
likely
to
head
elsewhere,
as
there
are
TONS
of
alternative
options
nearby.
Today
I
found
a
parking
spot
for
lunch.
I
was
told
to
take
any
seat.
I
chose
outdoors,
not
realizing
how
loud
the
traffic
would
be,
nor
how
the
exhaust
smells
would
effect
the
ambiance.
The
server
was
nice,
friendly
even
though
he
did
get
my
order
wrong,
bringing
out
the
meatball
vs
meatloaf
sandwich.
He
took
responsibility
for
the
mistake
which
was
fine,
I
had
to
wait
an
extra
10
minutes.
The
atmosphere
is
similar
to
most
diners
with
worn
down
booths,
decor
etc.
The
bathroom
wasn't
clean,
but
it
wasn't
the
worst
I've
seen
either.
I
hadn’t
eaten
all
day,
I
was
starving,
you
would
think
with
an
empty
belly
I
would
have
enjoyed
eating
almost
anything…nope.
What
disappointed
me
the
most
was
how
bad
the
food
was
after
seeing
so
many
positive
reviews,
typically
diner’s
serve
up
some
YUMMY
good
ole
home
cooked
food,
but
this
one
was
lacking,
everything
tasted
canned,
boxed
or
artificial,
not
home
cooked.
The
Sourdough
bread
was
the
biggest
surprise,
as
I
have
found
most
Sourdough
here,
is
pretty
bad,
all
over
Florida
it’s
lacking,
but
their
sourdough
was
pleasantly
good.
The
lack
of
condiments
on
burgers
and/or
sandwiches
is
something
I
have
come
to
terms
with,
as
it
seems
common
in
Florida,
weird
to
me
to
have
a
dry
sandwich
or
burger
come
out
but
I’m
adjusting
to
it
being
normal
here.
I
had
the
meatloaf
sandwich,
it
had
a
reasonable
amount
of
seasonings
to
taste
like
meatloaf
but
it
was
VERY
dry
and
burned
on
the
outside/edge.
Considering
there
aren’t
any
sauces
on
the
meat,
nor
the
sandwich
I
added
the
side
of
sauce
they
brought.
The
side
sauce
was
SUPER
sweet
and
tomato-y.
It
tasted
like
someone
blended
tomato
sauce
or
paste
with
brown
sugar,
but
forgot
the
spices/seasonings.
It
didn’t
appeal
to
me
at
all.
The
cheese
was
just
a
simple
slice
melted
on
top,
it
was
fine.
The
Chili
was
bad.
It
tasted
like
it
came
out
of
one
BIG
can
of
preservatives.
I
tasted
sugar,
something
similar
to
hot
dogs,
although
I
didn't
find
any
meat
in
mine
then
blended
with
HOT
PEPPER
spices.
The
cornbread
was
the
best
of
everything,
sweet
but
that
was
ok,
it
crumbled,
which
requires
a
spoon
or
fork
to
eat
it,
it
was
nice
and
crispy
on
the
outside
but
overall
just
ok.
The
raspberry
lemonade
was
SUPER
sweet.
If
you
like
tart
or
typically
avoid
sugars,
this
probably
won’t
appeal
to
you.
As
I
was
waiting
for
my
check,
I
started
feeling
rumblings.
I
eat
super
clean,
mostly
organic
natural,
nothing
from
a
box
or
can.
I
had
an
inkling
my
tummy
was
rebelling.
I
will
spare
you
the
photo
of
the
vomit
near
my
car,
I
didn’t
make
it
to
my
car
before
I
got
sick.
I
feel
bad
writing
the
review,
it
could
just
be
that
my
tummy
is
not
used
to
eating
boxed/canned
foods
but
overall
Trips
Diner,
isn’t
a
good
place
to
eat,
not
even
as
a
diner
where
you
expect
a
certain
kind
of
fare.
Everyone
was
friendly,
except
the
girl
taking
the
money
to
pay
the
bill
(which
happens
inside).
She
was
not
engaging
at
all.
Would
I
refer
people
here,
NO
way,
I
would
be
embarrassed
to
take
my
friends/family
here.
Will
I
return?
NEVER,
not
even
a
2nd
chance
is
worth
getting
sick
again.
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