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  I appreciate charity and have no standards or critique when it comes to charity. The theater, however, as well as the staff immaturity, make a loaf of bread more appealing than a chaotic and uncomfortable meal. also it would be nice if the bathroom was open since it is hard to find a public restroom in this socialist Democracy . Despite this, I appreciate the charity and the nourishment. I want to thank the hardworking volunteers for their time and alttusim since i am leaving in a week Excuse my unedited grammar and sentencr structure for the intellectual Burlingtonians

  Added January 26, 2017 by Spiros Mavrudis
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  When it my stupid car broke the water pump in the middle of winter which cost MORE then my monthly check, I had to eat here, I also was taking acting in CCV so yes I was a starving artist, pfffft, something else huh.
  Word of advice, that 1st time that U go there, take a friend with U, it's hard the 1st time, but after that, it gets easier trust me and most nights, the food is awesome.

  Added August 15, 2016 by al king