I don't like diamonds...they aren't really the problem, it's the diamond industry. They straight up lie. Nothing lasts forever, why would diamonds be the exception? Eventually they'll turn into graphite. Why spend thousands on eventual graphite with no functional value? I understand buying a diamond ring is suppose to be a gesture of your love, but there has to be a more logical way to show that love. Instead of an engagement ring, why not an engagement watch? It can still have diamonds and be absurdly expensive, but at least it can tell time. Then you can actually time how long your "forever" is. Maybe I'm missing the point though. A symbol of love doesn't need to make sense or have any functional value. The idea behind spending a lot for an engagement ring could prove you're willing to throw caution to the wind for love. If that's the case, the most powerful and romantic gesture would be to spend a lot of money on something with almost no resale value. Like the next time you go to a flea market and you see someone selling cheap homemade jewelry, buy an "engagement" ring from them and leave a 5000 dollar tip. Then you might truly be madly in love. Anyway, I didn't let my negative association with diamonds affect the way I felt about Diamond Cafe. Their food and service...
Read moreVisiting the vicinity, we popped in for brunch since our dining times were messed up. I had the Country Breakfast and she had the salmon bagel. They were both delicious! . The service was great as well. The cashier brought us our coffee and water, then brought the food when it was ready. . Just the thing to sate our appetite in the late morning and to give us energy for the hills. (We're Flatlanders, so the hills...
Read moreOutstanding restaurant! Good food, friendly people, and reasonable prices all make for an excellent café type neighborhood place. Yes, it's often very busy. But the success tells me that people choose Diamond Cafe over others because it's so damned satisfying. Families, neighbors, and shoppers on 24th St favor this place. When I judge a restaurant, full tables tell me that's the place I...
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