Review Of The Week: Cafés (July 11

Review Of The Week: Cafés (July 11 - July 17)

Posted by Tammy | Monday July 11, 2011

Drum rolls please! This week's category to review is........Cafés!

Where do you like to have a cup of coffee, baked goods, or just a nice place to have a snack and catch up with friends? Submit your review(s) by July 17th for your chance one of the awesome prizes down below. Just remember, the review chosen will be at random so the more reviews you submit, the better your chances will be.

1.Lancome Juicy Tubes: Awakening Of Love in Baba Jasmine (Limited Edition) ($29.00); 2. Quo Spring Goddess Palette ($25.00); 3. Sephora Four Shadows and Liner Palette ($24.00); 4. Benefit Refined Finish Facial Polish ($22.00); 5.Elizabeth Grant Soleil Smart Face Bronzer ($25.00); 6. Taylor Swift Speak Now CD ($14.99)

Review Of The Week General Information:
Every week this summer, we'll pick one product or place we'd like you to write a review of for the chance to win a prize.

You will know what to review each week from the ad you'll see at the right on ChickAdvisor.com promoting the current Review of the Week challenge. Click on the ad and it will link you to the category page for that week. If the item/store that you want to review is not in our system, just simply enter it in by clicking on Write A Review.

If you're not yet a ChickAdvisor member, here's the link to sign up for a free profile so you can get reviewing.

Good luck and have fun!

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13 Comments

	on July 18, 2011 Ali de Bold STAFF said: Congratulations, Steffikah!
	on July 18, 2011 TammyK 1,073 said: Hi everyone, the contest is now CLOSED. The person whose review was selected to be the winner is Steffikah! Congrats! We will send you an email shortly so please check your inbox.
	on July 15, 2011 mamaluv STAFF said: @satojoko - nope, this review challenge is open to everyone in North America! It's the Metro review challenges (this week it's for Mosquito Repellent) that's limited to Winnipeggers :)
	on July 15, 2011 satojoko 2,556 said: Umm...isn't this only for people in Winnipeg? Or did I misunderstand something?? Maybe LOL If not, I will enter for sure :-)
	on July 13, 2011 destaneemom 195 said: I have really come to enjoy a place in my city called The Tea Lounge. You can sit back and drink various types of teas while surfing the net, listen to the music piped into the place or playing a game (board/card) with your friends.
	on July 12, 2011 Oendrila 997 said: Hello all, I am an independent coffee shop lover, and my absolute favourite cafe in the city [Toronto] is 'Moonbean Cafe'. Located at 30 St. Andrew Street, in the heart of Kensington Market (the city's hub for all that is hipster cool), the quaint cafe offers top-grade FAIRTRADE coffee in a variety of exotic and signature blends, for great prices! They also house over 60 (yes, you read that right) different tea blends for those fancy it, and the food (yummy sweet nibbles or savoury treats - my fave being the spinach and goat cheese stuffed bagel) is scrumptious! Deliciousness aside, what I love most about the cafe is the 'la dolce vita' charm it exudes. At any given time a local artist may wow you with melodious tunes or great poetry which results in a sense of community that keeps customers so very entertained, and loyal. My fellow caffieneistas, if you're looking for brilliant ambience to go with your cuppa jo, I definitely recommend 'Moonbean Cafe.' Cheers, Oendrila x.
	on July 12, 2011 Ali de Bold STAFF said: I am surprised how many people are reviewing Tim Hortons, etc. Personally I love the local independent cafes that treat coffee making like an art. Those are the ones that really get me.
	on July 12, 2011 jskim07 50 said: Now that I've tried Sense Appeal in DT Toronto, I can't seem to go back to my go-to Second Cup! Blah!
	on July 11, 2011 charmtastic 873 said: I like Seattle's Best. Even though it is a branch of Starbucks haha
	on July 11, 2011 carlamaria 684 said: Sitting with a cup of dark roast at the corner cafe' watching the world go by.