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Nicer reflection, hope the food is better than the building.
i say never mind about the food, this structure is sure heavenly!
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Sadly, our food courts are about the same quality and condition.
Be sure to try the Black Cod when you stop by. There's a place in here where they have zillions of boring steaks and a couple of heavenly fish dishes.
Vogon Poet: Let me put it like this: it has its ups and downs.
arabesque: Glad you like it too!
B Squared: That's a pity. It's a good idea really. I suppose the various restaurants end up around some least common denominator of a menu.
Good to be dining with you all.
Actually that building could be worse. Show it to us again under a white, bleak, winter sky and I might change my mind! ;-) You're right, the reflection is fantastic.
I don't usually count on food courts for a spectacular dining experience. I hardly ever go to them in fact, but if I do it is only for the convenience.
PS: I do like the reflection though!
I was going to say I don't know about the interior but the exterior looks very nice. Great shot with that sun reflection!
Awesome photo! I like the wooden facade of this food court quite a lot. Such a pity that it is already in a poor shape inside.
Food courts are a relatively new phenomenon in Stockholm. We used to have one at Hötorget and that was about it.
cieldequimper: Good point. The exterior is fine. As for the interior, I guess they got themselves cheap furniture to begin with and that rarely pays off in this kind of place.
Halcyon: As far as spectacular dining experiences are concerned, I would also go looking elsewhere. Then again, I may be a bit unfair. Fact is that there are plenty of restaurants here now and when I grew up in this place there wasn't a whole lot to choose from.
Jacob: A generous sun under a clear sky works miracles in most places.
Buenos Aires Photoblog: Glad you like the photo too!
Thanks folks.
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