I never knew how much I needed yelp until I moved to Texas. I use yelp for EVERYTHING and yelp is what directed me to this adorable locally owned joint. Last Saturday Michael and I were in the mood for brunch, but didn’t really want to hit up waffle house. We also knew that we needed to find pie because if you don’t eat pie on Pi Day then what is the point?
Now what does one do when they are new to the area and know nothing? Normally you would ask a friend, but we don’t have any (I know depressing), so lucky for us – GOOGLE! YELP! Our new/only best friends. After searching around we found Generator and decided to give it a go. I am so happy that we did. Just driving into the charming little downtown Garland area we knew we were on the right track. Any sort of eating establishment flanked with an antique store on the right and a town square in front is right up my alley. There was even a bunch of cute friends taking pictures together. Memories. Precious.
I really enjoyed my time with Michael there. We played a handmade wooden version of connect 4 and while we were playing I felt connected (yes pun) to him for whatever reason. You know how sometimes you can be with someone but not actually paying any attention to them? Well this wasn’t like that and I was happy. We were both stuffing our faces and loving each other and it was great.
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It looks like such a cute place! The food looks delicious, too; homemade crusts are the best.
Hello. I randomly came across your blog. Thanks for coming to Generator on Pi Day. We are so glad that you enjoyed yourselves!
Hello. I randomly came across your blog. Thanks for coming to Generator on Pi Day. We are so glad that you enjoyed yourselves!