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Output: The Griddle stays busy and there's a reason for that...it's good! Over the summer this became a bit of a ritual for my boyfriend and I. We became Griddle experts.   The skillets here are huge and tasty but arrive starving! My favorite is the philly cheese one, yum. I usually stick to the canadian bacon and eggs, simple but great every time. The boyfriend swears the biscuits and gravy are the best he's ever had, so take his word for it. The french toast is picture perfect too.  The coffee isn't quite strong enough for my taste, but that's just me.  A cool part about coming here on Sundays is the farmers market is right in the same parking lot, makes for a great morning meal then a walk around. Sometimes the wait is about 15-20 mins but even on a busy day I don't think I've waited longer than that. They offer outdoor seating as well if you want to bring your canine companion along.

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Output: I love going here with my friends, I still have to bring my boyfriend here one of these days so he can try some good Mexican ice cream, a diablito, or fresas con crema. All the desserts here are great, I haven't tried their food yet, but i'm sure that just like everything else it must be great.

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Output: Imagine a dozen of large tents full of hundreds of antique, classic, and modern cars.  Now imagine all of those cars getting sold in a nonstop auction for 6 days.  This is a car enthusiast's dream.  Staged at Westworld in North Scottsdale you'll see everything from classic muscle cars to one-off collector cars.    This year was my 2nd year at the Scottsdale auction, which is their grand daddy.  I've been to the Vegas auction, but it doesn't compare to this.  There's so many cars that it will take you 2 to 3 days to see them all.  Bidder's paddles are $500 and you have to pay 10% on top of the final hammer price.  If you find a car or cars you want, it's worth it.  It's also fun to just sit back and watch the action.  The best days to go are Thu/Fri/Sat.  Sat can be nuts, so plan accordingly.  Tip - Driving to/from can be challenging because of the sheer volume of people.  Parking is also a challenge.  So, for convenience sake consider paying $20 for valet ($30 on Sat) and you'll be at the front door.  Or, find a hotel shuttle and take it to the event.  Return Factor - 100%

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assistant: This casino stinks literally. There was so much smoke in this casino it was hard to breathe. The casino looks nice from a far and the island has lots of other activities, however I thought it would be easier to walk around the area and do different activities. However outside, there isn't anything to do but leave. I rather of spend my time at the beach on the island.  Inside the casino it was very confusing. It was very long and winding. I like that the casino has self service for juice and water. This way you don't have to wait around for the servers like in the US casinos. However no free alcohol here in Montreal.  Also the table games on a sunday night were very high. Roulette had a $50 minimum. Of course i left after just a few rounds a very poor girl =(