My "I don't get it" item is the Sweet Martha's cookies. Why do people rave about mediocre cookies just because they're served in a bucket?

Heartland

So does the Woodbury store.

It's not true. They sell beer and wine at the St. Paul location.

I went once and wasn't impressed.

My juicy lucy wasn't put together well, so the cheese had oozed out of the burger and was all over the basked by the time it reached the table. Call me crazy, but if I order a juicy lucy I expect the cheese to be inside the burger when I start eating.

It was also very loud, and too crowded to be comfortable.

I was also disappointed by Sheela's cupcakes. Try were small, bland and way overpriced. I didn't try the red velvet cupcakes when I went to Letterbox, because they were vegan. I think it is a bit of a shame to make a red velvet cupcake without cream cheese frosting.

I think that the biscuits and gravy at the Town Talk Diner are very good.

Classic Pizza isn't great, but it's less greasy than Carbone's and Grampa Tony's. Rocco's on Randolph also sells square cut pizza, but I haven't been there in quite a while.

I'd been getting my fix by buying Gino's East frozen pizzas from Cub, but sadly those have disappeared from shelves.

I've given Carbone's a chance, but their pizza is always drenched in grease. Square cut pizza is definitely a Midwest original, but I'd go to Savoy's if you want square cut pizza in St. Paul.

True Thai sells gift certificates. I just bought one this afternoon.