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Hazel Park
Reward offered for tips leading to B&E suspects
Gas & Go hit twice by men seen on surveillance video
By Andy Kozlowski
Posted July 2, 2014
HAZEL PARK — Crime Stoppers has posted a $1,000 reward for anyone who can provide tips leading to the arrest and conviction of two suspects who were caught on video breaking into the same convenience store on two separate occasions.
Both incidents occurred at the Gas & Go at 22001 John R in Hazel Park. The first incident occurred at 2:40 a.m. June 2. The second incident occurred at 1:19 a.m. June 9. The business was closed at the time of both incidents.
In both cases, the suspects gained entry to the business by smashing out the glass in the front door and then reaching inside to unlock the door. Surveillance video shows the same two suspects breaking and entering each time.
The first suspect is a black man, shorter and heavier, around 5 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 11 inches tall, with a goatee and mustache, a medium afro, and a light complexion.
The second suspect is also a black man, taller and thinner, standing about 6 feet tall. He has medium complexion, and very short hair, possibly balding.
Both men were dressed in jeans and T-shirts. Once inside the store, they checked the cash register for money. It appears that some cash was taken in the June 2 incident, but none was taken June 9. They also stuffed cigarette cartons into a backpack.
An alarm triggered as soon as the glass was broken, calling police to the crime scene. The thieves worked quickly and were gone by the time cops arrived.
"They were in and out very quickly, probably less than a minute and a half from the time they entered," said Hazel Park Police Chief Martin Barner. "There may be a third person involved driving a getaway vehicle, in the second incident."
The suspects appeared to run northward after leaving the store.
"From talking with other departments in the area, we've also confirmed they're responsible for one (breaking and entering) in Warren, as well," Barner said. "The same kind of crime, what we typically call smash and grabs."
Anonymous tips can be reported to Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-773-2587 or by visiting www.1800speakup.org.
The Hazel Park Police Department can be reached by calling (248) 547-3033.
About the author
Staff Writer Andy Kozlowski covers Madison Heights, Hazel Park, Madison District Public Schools, Lamphere Public Schools and Hazel Park Public Schools for the Madison-Park News.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 17, 2000
|Filing date
|Feb 24, 1994
|Priority date
|Sep 24, 1990
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Robert I. Rudko
|Original Assignee
|Plc Medical Systems, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (13), Referenced by (8), Classifications (7), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/014,363, filed Feb. 5, 1993 (now abandoned) which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/928,531, filed Aug. 13, 1992 (now abandoned) which is a continuation application of Ser. No. 07/586,891 filed Sep. 24, 1990 (now abandoned).
This invention relates to a handpiece for use in a transmyocardial vascularization heart-synchronized pulsed laser system, and more particularly to such a handpiece whose contact surface avoids destabilization of the beating heart.
This application is related to and incorporates herein by reference the following applications having common inventors and assignee and filed on even date herewith:
"Heart-Synchronized Pulsed Laser System", by Robert I. Rudko and Stephen J. Linhares, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,125,926;
"Long Pulse, Fast Flow Laser System and Method", by Robert I. Rudko, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,109,388; and
"Heart-Synchronized Vacuum-Assisted Pulsed Laser System and Method", by Robert I. Rudko, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,125,924.
Transmyocardial revascularization (TMR) is an alternative technique to bypass surgery for increasing blood flow to the heart muscle. It involves the puncturing of the heart wall with a laser to form a plurality of holes which heal on the outside but remain open on the inside of the heart, to provide an alternative source of blood to the heart muscle. This technique has been employed on a stilled, by-passed heart using a CO2 laser with a hand-piece which rests on the heart in order to ensure that the laser beam focus occurs at the correct point on the heart. Recently, a dramatic improvement in TMR has enabled this technique to be used on a beating heart without the need to slow or still it. This has been accomplished with an innovative synchronizing approach disclosed in one or more of the U.S. patent applications listed above under Related Cases and incorporated herein by reference. However, this has introduced new problems. A beating heart is electrically active; the contact of a handpiece against the heart wall disrupts that electrical activity and interferes with the heart function. Arrhythmia and fibrillation can occur and can result in heart failure. Further, any interference with the electrical field of the heart interrupts the synchronous operation of the laser so that the laser is no longer constrained to fire at the optimum moment in the beating heart cycle. The current handpieces used with CO2 lasers have a relatively sharp tip on a gauge rod extending from the end of the handpiece used to consistently position the handpiece at the proper distance from the stilled heart wall for accurate laser beam focusing and impingement. Such a tip creates increased pressure on the heart, which can cause arrhythmia, fibrillation, and can even puncture the wall of the heart. Further, with these handpieces it is difficult to maintain the laser beam perpendicular with the wall of a beating heart as is necessary to effect clean, correctly placed holes in the heart wall.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide an improved laser handpiece for a heart-synchronized pulsed laser system for transmyocardial vascularization.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a laser handpiece which more readily maintains perpendicularity with the wall of a beating heart.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a laser handpiece which accurately locates the laser beam focal point at the correct point on the heart wall.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a laser handpiece which reduces interference with the heart electric field and function.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a laser handpiece which dissipates the laser plume to prevent interference with or damage to the laser beam lens.
This invention results from the realization that an effective and safe handpiece capable of contacting the wall of a beating heart to insure proper location and focus of the laser beam, yet minimize danger to or interference with the beating heart can be achieved by focusing the laser beam in the vicinity of the laser beam exit aperture at the end of the handpiece and providing a large, smooth, flat heart contact surface at that end of the handpiece to minimize pressure on an interference with the beating heart.
This invention features a handpiece for use in a transmyocardial vascularization heart-synchronized pulsed laser system including a barrel having a passage for transmitting a laser beam. There is a surface at the distal end of the barrel for contacting the wall of the heart and an aperture located at the distal end of the barrel in the enlarged surface for transmitting a laser beam. There are means for focusing a laser beam proximate to the aperture to vaporize the tissue of the heart wall to create a hole to the interior of the heart chamber. In a preferred embodiment the handpiece further includes means for introducing a gas to purge the passage, between the aperture and the means for focusing, of debris from the vaporized heart wall. There may also be exhaust means for venting the debris purged by the gas. The barrel may be straight or may be angled and include deflecting means for redirecting the laser beam along the angled barrel. The deflecting means may include a mirror. The contact surface at the distal end of the barrel is generally smooth and flat with rounded edges, and is generally greater than 1 cm in diameter. The gas may be introduced proximate the means for focusing and exhausted proximate the aperture. The beam may be focused beyond the enlarged surface, within the barrel or intermediately within the aperture.
Other objects, features and advantages will occur to those skilled in the art from the following description of a preferred embodiment and the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional view of a CO2 surgical laser system employing the handpiece of this invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a handpiece according to this invention and a portion of the articulated optical arm which carries it;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the focusing lens section of the handpiece of FIGS. 1 and 2;
FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of the barrel of the handpiece of FIGS. 1 and 2; and
FIG. 5 is a side elevational view with portions broken away of an alternative form of barrel similar to that shown in FIG. 4.
The handpiece of this invention for use in a transmyocardial revascularization heart-synchronized pulsed laser system may be accomplished using a barrel having a passage for transmitting a laser beam. The barrel may be simply a hollow tube. There is a surface at the distal end of the barrel for contacting the wall of the heart. This surface is smooth and flat so that there are no sharp edges to probe or prick the heart wall. It is also broad in order to minimize the contact pressure between the handpiece and the heart wall and minimize interference with the operation of the heart muscle and the electrical activity of the beating heart. The handpiece, at least at its contact surface, is electrically and thermally insulating for the same purpose. There is an aperture located at the distal end of the barrel in the enlarged surface for transmitting a laser beam through to the heart wall. There are also some means for focusing the laser beam proximate to the aperture to vaporize the tissue of the heart wall and create a hole through the wall to the interior of the heart chamber. The laser may be focused at, near or beyond the aperture. There is an inlet to introduce a purging gas through the passage to purge, the aperture and the means for focusing, of debris produced by the vaporization of the heart wall by the laser beam. The means for focusing is typically a lens which is mounted in the focusing unit or lens unit associated with the barrel. There is one or more outlets proximate the distal end of the barrel through which the purged gas with the debris is vented. The barrel may be straight or may be angled. If it is angled there are suitable deflecting means such as mirrors or reflectors, to redirect the beam along the angled or curved barrel. Typically the enlarged surface for contacting the heart is 1 cm or more in diameter.
There is shown in FIG. 1 a surgical laser system 10 including a power supply 12 and control panel 14 for operating CO2 laser 16, whose output beam is directed through articulated arm 18 to handpiece 20. Handpiece 20 may include a lens unit 22 including a lens for focusing the laser beam and a barrel 24 which includes an aperture 26 through which the laser beam 28 exits. The distal end 30 of barrel 24 includes an enlarged contact surface 32 for contacting the wall of the heart to be perforated by the laser beam. Surface 32 is relatively large to minimize the contact pressure between it and the heart wall, and is flat and smooth with rounded edges to minimize interference with the heart. Surface 32 is typically 1 cm or greater in diameter, and may be electrically and thermally insulating.
The focusing unit or lens unit 22, FIG. 3, includes a threaded portion 38 for interconnection with arm 18, and a threaded portion 40 which interconnects with barrel 24. Carried within unit 22 is focusing lens 42. An inlet tube 44 is joined by interference fit with bore 46 and a cylindrical wall 48 of unit 22. At its free end 50, inlet 44 is connected to a hose 52 which is in turn connected to a purge gas source 54 which provides a gas such as CO2 under gentle pressure to create a backflow from lens 42 forward into barrel 24. This keeps any debris from the vaporization from contacting and obscuring or damaging lens 42. Lens 42 is positioned directly in line with passage 56 provided in unit 22 for propagation of the laser beam. Threads 40 of lens unit 22 engage with threads 60 of barrel 24, FIG. 4, which also includes a passage 62 which communicates with laser aperture 26 to create a clear passage for the propagation of laser beam 20a to wall 66 of a beating heart. Lens 42 focuses the laser beam proximate aperture 26 and surface 32.
As can be seen clearly in FIG. 4, contact surface 32 is considerably broader than the cross-sectional area of barrel 24 alone and is formed in the shape of a flange with surface 32 being smooth and flat and all the edges rounded. This increases the area of contact with the heart, and therefore decreases the pressure or force per unit area on the heart. It also provides a more stable platform by which to maintain perpendicularity between the beam 28 and the heart wall 66. Thus this construction provides the necessary precision in locating the focus of the beam on the heart wall without interfering with the heart operation or its electrical activity. Barrel 24 includes vent holes 70, 72 for exhausting the purging gas and trapped debris away from the lens 42 and away from aperture 26.
Although barrel 24 has been shown as a straight member, this is not a necessary limitation of the invention. For example, barrel 24a, FIG. 5, may include a right angle configuration 80, so that surface 32a is facing at right angles to the path of the beam 28. A reflective surface 82 is provided to reflect the beam from an incoming path parallel to axis 84 to the outgoing path parallel to axis 86. One or more vent holes 88 are provided for exhausting the first gas.
Although specific features of the invention are shown in some drawings and not others, this is for convenience only as each feature may be combined with any or all of the other features in accordance with the invention.
Other embodiments will occur to those skilled in the art and are within the following claims:
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Owner name: PLC MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC., MASSACHUSETTS
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This is one of my favourite Christmas crafts. It's so easy to make and the Christmas Peace Dove looks beautifully elegant. You can use it as Christmas Tree decoration, give as gifts or hang a bunch of them from the ceiling for the Christmas dinner.
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Christmas Peace Dove template (below)
The PDF file below includes the instructions and template for the paper Christmas Peace Dove Decoration.
Tip: Use double sided Christmas scrap-booking paper for a beautiful result.
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Note: you may need to scroll down the Changing Planet video page to get to this video.
In this jigsaw activity, students explore meteorological data collected from Eureka, Canada to try to decide when would be the best time for an Arctic visit.
In this activity, students download historic temperature datasets and then graph and compare with different locations. As an extension, students can download and examine data sets for other sites to compare the variability of changes at different distinct locations, and it is at this stage where learning can be individualized and very meaningful.
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Lee Fields and The Expressions with Ketchy Shuby at The Stage, December 1
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This past Saturday night, The Stage became a temple infused with the spirit of soul as manifested in the musical traditions of archetypal and smoky Harlem nightclubs in Harlem, and sweat-soaked countryside juke joints.
And the master of ceremonies was none other than Lee Fields, a 43-year veteran singer and performer with vocal cords as piping hot as ever.
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Before Mr. Fields's steamy hollering and transcendental crooning ushered in a soul music Pentecost, the more punctual members of the audience were treated to the expert spinning of Mr. Action Pat.
Rarely does one encounter a DJ that inspires thoughts of mugging to claim ownership over their vinyl arsenal. Luckily, Pat was dressed way too nice for us to jump him and run off with his seemingly inexhaustible collection of funk infernos, doo-wop derivatives, and classic butt-shakin' music.
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Opening act Ketchy Shuby kept the party going with their very Miami blend of Afro-Latin-funk-rock-fusion. Their high-energy performance would not be entirely out of place on a cruise or playing over a montage of traffic jams on the Palmetto. From the way folks were moving early on, it was clear that Lee Fields was going to make this crowd pop like a stick of dynamite.
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Which is precisely what he did. Fields's style is not only rooted in a long, established tradition. It enacts that tradition head-on. Before his set, we spoke with another attendee about whether or not the new wave of soul -- as epitomized by labels like Daptone and Truth & Soul, and artists like Sharon Jones and Lee Fields -- is strictly a "retro" experience.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 1, Part 2.
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1. Which character says to Natalya, "Each of us is a closed book, that's true"?
(a) Kolya.
(b) Vera.
(c) Rakitin.
(d) Katya.
2. What is one of Shpigelski's vices?
(a) Caffeine.
(b) Snuff.
(c) Alcohol.
(d) Gambling.
3. What did Beliayev pursue by climbing a tree?
(a) A kite.
(b) A squirrel.
(c) A bird.
(d) A fly baseball.
4. According to Schaaf, what is the "thief of time"?
(a) Work.
(b) Homework.
(c) Procrastination.
(d) Mowing the lawn.
5. Who made Kolya a bow and arrows?
(a) Rakitin.
(b) Islayev.
(c) Beliayev.
(d) Matvey.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Dufour's country of origin?
2. About whom does Shpigelski tell a story in Act 1, Part 2?
3. Who is going to teach Kolya to swim?
4. Which character does Shpigelski call grandmother?
5. Who wins the game definitively in Act 1, Part 2?
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Half of us eat the same meal at least twice a week (...and spaghetti bolognese is the most popular)
- Research shows people eat an average of just five dishes on rotation
- Roast dinner and sausage and mash are also repeat favourites
Lacking inspiration in the kitchen? Chances are you are stuck in a 'repeat meal rut'. And you are not alone.
Despite the glut of cookery programmes on TV, new research today reveals that half of us tuck into the same meal at least twice a week.
In fact, we eat an average of just five dishes on rotation and are scared to experiment, a report into eating habits by supermarket Morrisons shows.
Spaghetti Bolognese tops the chart those stuck in the 'repeat meal rut', a survey has revealed
Classic Italian dish spaghetti bolognese is the most popular meal, followed by a roast dinner, and sausage and mash.
Furthermore, a staggering 55 per cent of us are stuck in the past, eating exactly the same meals as we did ten years ago.
One in three Brits (31 per cent) spend just 20 minutes or less a day preparing their meals.
Half (49 per cent) describe their cooking skills as 'average' or 'below average', and 18 per cent say this is the reason they stick to what they know.
Almost half (46 per cent) blame their limited cooking on a lack of time, the study of 1,000 people found.
One in four are 'unlikely' to cook a new dish, preferring to stick to traditional British meals like roasts, bangers and mash and shepherd's pie.
Despite the popularity of TV cookery programmes like Celebrity Masterchef with John Torode and Gregg Wallace, pictured, half of us tuck into the same meal at least twice a week, research shows
This is because we find them easier to prepare (50 per cent), and know they taste good (44 per cent).
However, a third of diners (29 per cent) say they do try a new recipe once every three months in a bid to broaden their eating habits.
1. Spaghetti bolognese (59 per cent)
2. Roast beef/lamb/chicken (47 per cent)
3. Bangers and mash (45 per cent)
4. Shepherd's pie (40 per cent)
5. Chicken stir fry (39 per cent)
6. Casserole (37.5 per cent)
7. Chilli Con Carne (37 per cent)
8. Lasagne (34 per cent)
9. Steak and chips (29 per cent)
10. Pie and veg (27 per cent)
Business consultant Jason Downes, 28, from Southampton, Hants, said he is quite happy eating the same meals every week.
He said: 'I'm really boring when it comes to cooking. My mum taught me a few classic recipes when I was younger and I have stuck with them ever since.
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'I also eat exactly the same thing for breakfast and lunch each day. I know it gives me all the energy I need to get by, so why change?
'The only time I eat something different is if I go out for a meal with friends or family.'
Neil Nugent, from Morrisons, said: 'We're often creatures of habit and it's understandable many of us stick to what we know, particularly as working hours and family commitments increase.'
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Portland Oregon or Portland Maine?
Portland Michigan or Portland Tennessee? :D
Originally Posted by Big Guy
Portland Michigan or Portland Tennessee? :D
Ooops. Didn't realise there were any other important Portlands other than Oregon and Maine. :p
Originally Posted by hampshirebrit
Ooops. Didn't realise there were any other important Portlands other than Oregan and Maine. :p
No Portlands are important, theyre just Portland's. :D
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Abilene father, son indicted for allegedly selling controlled substance to undercover cop
ABILENE, Texas - A father and son were indicted Thursday for allegedly selling a controlled substance to an undercover police officer.
Charles B. Ridenour, 44, and Charles C. Ridenour, 19, allegedly sold pentedrone from the Cottonmouth Smokeshop (now closed) in June.
Police said the drug was packaged in a container labeled as XTC. The substance is commonly found in synthetic drugs.
A Taylor County grand jury indicted the pair for delivery of pentedrone.
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Seizure points to Kolkata link in global turtle racket
- CBI-trained forest department reopens 50 cases of wildlife crimes
- Leopard cub rescued from village, sent to Chhatbir
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The chance seizure of over 10,000 turtles by the custom officers at Kolkata airport on Thursday has blown the lid of a multi-million dollar trade in exotic wildlife pets. The investigation so far has revealed that the consignment of the endangered species from China was to feed the fancy of exotic pet owners.
The two Chennai-based smugglers, arrested in the case, were reportedly trying to smuggle the turtles, the estimated market price of whose is around Rs 60 lakh, from China to Kolkata via Singapore. The racket, preliminary investigations reveal, has been smuggling such items for the past few days via the same route.
The rescued turtles, belonging to the red-eared terrapin species, have been kept at the animal rescue centre of the wildlife wing of the West Bengal Forest Department in Salt Lake, where they are undergoing treatment by a group of doctors and scientists. A senior wildlife official said that over 100 turtles died en route to the centre.
"All the turtles are newborn. The smugglers must have collected the eggs and got them hatched scientifically," the official added.
Head of Zoological Survey of India (Reptilian Section) T S N Murthy said: "The red-eared slider, a native of Southern America and Northern Mexico, is invasive. It can infect other species, which is why their export is banned in several countries. But it has a very low metabolism and can survive without food and water for several days. The smugglers had packed the turtles in a very good condition with adequate oxygen, still over 100 died due to dehydration."
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The unemployment rate in Alaska dropped to 6.6 percent in December.
The decrease of point one percent from November continues a downward trend. The state has seen its unemployment rate decline since August.
At 6.6 percent, the Alaska unemployment rate is the lowest it's been in more than four years.
It was the last gauge for 2012. The state saw a decrease of point 6 percent throughout last year.
The state's unemployment rate remains lower than the national rate of 7.8 percent.
The highest rate of unemployment in the state is in the Aleutians East Borough, with a staggering 28.6 percent. The lowest was on the North Slope. That borough's seasonally adjusted rate for December was just 4.6 percent.
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Had a delicious Chicken Salad- more than I could finish. Known for oven baked pizza. Vey good service with a smile. Not too costly.
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Had a delicious Chicken Salad- more than I could finish. Known for oven baked pizza. Vey good service with a smile. Not too costly.
I never get excited about pizza unless I make it myself and mine are not thin crust with tomato paste but more of a thick crust, sort-of open face loaded vegetable and spiced meat calzone. So, the gluten free pizza, to me, was okay average. The full size hoagie was more than I could eat after starting with the pizza... More
Hello MnineM, Thank you very much for taking time to comment on our Mellow Mushroom. Excellent reviews from a well traveled and knowledgeable diner carry a lot of weight with me. I really appreciate the feedback and will be sure to share your comments with all of our managers and employees. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit and I hope... More
Wide selection of beers a long selection of speciality pizzas call your own calzone or maybe an avocado hoagie would be a good choice!!
Thank you for giving us a great review. Love to see you join our Beer Club and earn a spot on the wall of fame! Thanks again and have a Mellow day. More
The pizza was ok. I ate with friends who had eaten the same food at a different location and they said this food wasn't as good as the other Mellows they had eaten at.
Thank you for submitting a review of our restaurant. I'm disappointed to hear that you felt the pizza was just ok. That's just not good enough for us. If you would be kind enough to email me at email@example.com, I would appreciate getting the details so I can follow up and try to make things right for you. Again, we... More
The service here was terrible. Our waitress was too busy with her phone to get our drinks (I had to get up and go ask her) or take our order. The gluten free pizza was average. One of the people in our party had a cheeseburger (NOT gluten free!), and she said it was fantastic!
I am very sorry to hear that you were disappointed with the service you received while dining with us. We want every guest to leave completely satisfied with their experience and I apologize for that not happening in your case. If you would be kind enough to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com with the date and time of your visit, I... More
We have frequented the Mellow Mushroom on our last two vacations in Gulf Hores and Destin, so we made it a tradition. This property, though still pretty good, was quite to the standards of the previous two properties.
Thank you, Tom for submitting your review. We are honored that you have made Mellow Mushroom a part of your vacation tradition. I hope we will continue to have the opportunity to serve your family for years to come. More
This is a pretty good place to go for pizza when you're on a budget. This location is a bit smaller than the location in Baton Rouge, but the service was good and the pizza was great.
Thank you for sharing your experience. I am really glad that you were happy with the service and felt that our pizza was great. Hope we will see you again soon! More
Called in an order. Picked it up 20 min later. Everything was delicious and fresh. Next time I will dine in. Great experience
Perfect! That's awesome. Thank you for ordering with us and the great review. The crew always love hearing when they have done so well. I will be sure to share your comments with them today. Thanks and we look forward to seeing you again soon. More
We have been coming here for years, good fresh food, friendly staff, clean and comfortable seating and restaurant throughout. The only thing is they discontinued the white sauce pizzia but the other sauces are good. Love that they make fresh dough daily for pizza, pitas, sandwiches and pretzels. Always have food to take home for later. Love their Greek Salad... More
Thank you so much for the great review. And thanks for being such loyal customers! I hope we will have the opportunity to serve you for years to come. See you soon! More
Great pizza and service! Very accommodating staff! Enjoyed our visit and will return on future trips! Grandchildren loved it, adults lived it! Staff directed us to City beach where we had great seats for fireworks show. Really fine folks!
That's about as good as reviews get!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience. I will make sure all of our employees read your comments. They prove that when everyone here does their job well, our guests just love Mellow Mushroom. Thank you again and we hope to see you soon! More
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