user: Q: If I rate 5 Church on their lamb burger alone...it gets five stars.  The dish is unique and super tasty...we ordered it as an appetizer, split six ways.  Next time, we'll be greedy and each order our own lamb burger.  The steaks are really good...I had the 60 second steak (make sure you're OK with rare before you try this as one side will be rare while the other is heavily seared).  After tasting the other more traditional steak preparations at the table, I would order one of those over the 60 second preparation.  Plan your visit based on the experience you'd like to have.  This place is chic and trendy.  After 10PM it takes on a club-like atmosphere when they crank up the music and the beautiful people show up for bevs and socializing.  The food is really good so, to really enjoy the meal, plan your dinner so you're out by 9:30-ish.  Or, if you're one of the beautiful people, come for the food and stay for the festivities! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This is by far one of the worst Starbucks.  The place is very busy and while the servers are quick they are far from polite.  Usually when drink errors are made Starbucks is more than willing to fix it but here the staff are almost combative.  Everytime I have gone here too it is as if the ac is broken.  The interior is warm and stale.  It makes you long for the chipolte next door.  Bottom Line: SKip this SB and head across the lot to Chompies. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Given how late the clubs/bars close, you'd think the Strip would have tons of choices for late night eats.  Although, the hotels probably figure the late night crowd won't be sober enough to care.  Which, admittedly, isn't the worst bet to make in Vegas...  Located at Caf\u00e9 Vettro's old spot inside Aria, I can't say if ARIA Caf\u00e9 is just their new name or a true replacement.  Either way, it's easily the nicest 24-hour caf\u00e9 I've been to in Vegas, with its open space, huge windows, and modern d\u00e9cor.  Service was pretty nice as well, but the kitchen is slow.  Even though it was mostly empty when my buddy and I walked in for a late lunch, it still took almost 30 minutes for our food to come out.  Wanting something light yet filling, I ordered the GRILLED CHICKEN CIABATTA, served with Pepper Jack Cheese, Poblano Chilies, Guacamole, Tomatoes, Spicy Mayonnaise, and a side of Fries ($15).  While it sounded great on the menu, the sandwich fell short.  The chicken was okay, but the relative lack of guacamole and mayo, coupled with the thick ciabatta bread, made for a dry, dry sandwich.  I ended up leaving most of the bread behind, but at least the fries weren't bad (a little salty).  Although my particular dish wasn't terribly priced, we saw several on the menu that were.  It may be The Strip, but $20 for Beef Fried Rice?  $22 for FIsh n Chips?  Thank goodness for our reseort credit.  ARIA Caf\u00e9 might not be bad for breakfast or after clubbing/drinking (The Henry at Cosmo is better), but I'm not sure I can say the same for lunch or dinner. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Ordered usual drink.  Coffee was very bitter and could not taste added flavoring but was charged an extra dollar.  I spend less at other coffee shops for better quality.  The drink tasted like it was burnt or bottom of the pot.  I tried to call and number on the receipt went to a generic answering machine.  What business does not have their name on answering machine.  I returned home with no time to go back out.  Still have not heard back from this store. OPTIONS:
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assistant: negative