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Mexican Restaurant Observation
I visited Qdoba Catering it is Mexican Restaurant. It is located 58 E Randolph St Chicago, IL 6060, I liked that place. I went there with my classmates and we had fun there. It is a small restaurant, but it has some piece of Mexica. It was a nice idea to open a restaurant with Mexican food in the center, because people can come and try a little of Mexica. I liked it because of the atmosphere, location, and food. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing. The kitchen is opened and everyone can see where their food is being prepper. I liked that idea the most in this restaurant. The walls are painted in calm colors. There was light green and brown. There are colorful soft sofas with tables and a long high table with chairs. The most I liked the long table, it was from the begging of the restaurant to the end. We were sitting there, because we were 5 people and we wanted to sit together so we decided to sit there. For the sound, there was playing music it was calm and quit. Also I heard how the food is being prepared. It was interesting, because it was the first time as I saw the open kitchen in the restaurant. The sound from the kitchen wasn’t noisy and that was good. It didn’t bother me when I was eating. Then the location is good. It is close to Harold Washington College. Also, it is close to …show more content…
When I entered the restaurant I smelled the food from the begging. The smell was so good, it smell chicken and spices. Then I made an order, I ordered burrito with chicken and vegetables. In few minutes my food was ready. It was warm, not hot that was good. I don’t like when the food is hot. Then I tread it. It was delusions. A little spicy for me, because I don’t eat spicy food in my culture, but I liked it. It was something new for me. At first I didn’t know how to eat it, but them Edgar explained me and I got the point. It was funny how I ate it, because it was hard for me to eat it and to hold it. I think, I looked funny when I was eating

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