A contemporary restaurant with an old-fashioned diner exterior, Metro 29 offers standard American fare with some international touches.
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Gives diners a bad name with very expensive prices ($10 for a hamburger and fries, $2.50 for a coke). Also gives fine food restaurants a bad name since everything seems frozen/dethawed. This place doesn't know which one they want to be bad at.
I've been using Metro 29 since it first opened. The portions are large enough that I am able to take home enough for two more meals. If the food wasn't good I wouldn't bother. Sometimes the service leaves a little to be desired, but if your are lucky enough to get a server that's been there since they opened you will not be left waiting.
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