Q: When we saw this so close to our hotel we got very excited and couldn't wait to try it. We were hoping for a memorable meal and some yummy tequila. The place was mobbed when we arrived for lunch but we were able to sit at a high top inside right away. We asked the waitress for some recommendations on which tequila to try first and (of course) she suggested the Cabo Wabo. OK, we both got margeritas. I inquired about gluten free and she brought me a gluten free menu which, to my surprise, was rather small considering a lot of mexican food is gluten free. I ended up ordering the Shrimp Fajitas. FAJITAS....as in comes with soft corn tortillas? NOPE. My meal came and no tortillas. I asked and the waitress told that they had gluten in them. Uh, ok.....shouldn't the menu state they DON'T come with them? I mean, fajitas are fajitas. Next order of business was to get some silverware so we could actually eat our meals. We asked and then waited, and waited and waited. I finally got up and took silverware off an empty table. Hubby asked for some hot sauce, which was never delivered either. Service sucked, flat out. Our waitress acted as if we were an annoyance to her. The food was mediocre at best and EXTREMELY overpriced. I'm sorry Sammy.....I really had high hopes for this place but we will not be back. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: The 5 stars are for the margaritas that were made for my girlfriend and I. The bartender made me a fresh muddled blackberry margarita. it was 110 degrees outside and it was absolutely perfect. There is a reason a margarita takes 5-10 minutes to make because it was AMAZING!!!! Kudos to her, i cant remember her name but she did say she makes them like she like to drink them which is a nice personalized touch, hopefully she reads this yelp and management puts it on the employee board! I cant wait to go and get 2 for 1 tequilas on Tuesday!! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: The Qua Spa served as the perfect oasis for my girlfriends and I to recooperate from the previous night, relax, and chat. Roman Baths The Roman baths room was constructed of pure white marble illuminated by dimmed, tungsten lighting and rows of giant curved lounge beds. It had three separate Roman baths at varying temperatures that were bubbly and and surrounded by waterfalls that were loud enough to drown out private conversation but quiet enough to create a soothing soundtrack for our peaceful afternoon of "social spa-ing". There was an assortment of fresh fruit platters, water flavored with slices of fruit, tea, and magical little peppermint soaked wash cloths chilled for an extra refreshing effect when you put it on your face while you soak. There were also lounge chairs that were available in case anyone wanted to take a nap or just rest up from the previous night's festivities. Roman Rituals Rooms Three rooms designed for three different environments: an herbal steam room, a cedar wood sauna, and an arctic ice room. The steam room was similar to any other steam room with one great difference: the steam was infused with herbal goodness. My skin felt detoxified, cleansed, refreshed, and sosmooth after. The cedar wood room too was like any other sauna but not devastatingly hot and had a great woody scent. My favorite was the arctic room which was unlike anything I've ever seen before. It was a cold room that snowed little "snowflakes" of moisturizer. There were heated seats to keep you warm, but after a session in the sauna we actually did not need them. Also worth mentioning is the tea program where sommeliers prepared fresh cups of blended house tea at any given time. Loved it!Clothing is optional, and I would recommend any spa experience sans clothing since skin dries faster than material, but fear not modest Betty's! They provide luxe bathrobes that may be placed in a warming closet. We took advantage of the personal showers and fully stocked vanities with provisions such as hair blow dryers, straighteners, curling irons, toothbrushes and toothpaste, lotions, shampoos and the like. They close at 8pm, which is perfect timing for dinner and then a night out. We had an amazing time and will be back. OPTIONS:
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Q: This hole in the wall is definitely a diamond in the rough. The banchan was amazing, the kimchee tasted spot-on. I had the bibimbap and kalbi. Although the kalbi wasn't as great as Morher's Grill, it was still damn good. I know the lady (aka ajuma in Korean) that works there and the service was friendly. However, a couple of things: as I previously stated, this place is a hole in the wall. You can see the age from the rickety tables and outdated TVs. The lights are dark because probably the lightbulbs are dying out. You would agree the place needs a total makeover. Although there's nothing wrong with the food itself, I feel like the surrounding environment really has a somewhat negative effect on your eating experience. Despite the bland decor the place is great for eating. I recommend their bibimbap! OPTIONS:
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positive