Q: Un grand classique de Montreal. Honnetement le meilleur sandwich de viande fumee que j'ai pu gouter jusqu'a present. L'attente vaut le coup. Il s'agit la d'un endroit quelque peu mythique ou il faut dejeuner au moins une fois dans sa vie. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I was excited to discover that there was a food truck event taking place while I was checking out Fremont St. It would give me a chance to expand my food trucking experience outside of Cali. Although admission is free and the location is great, I was rather disappointed at the food truck selection. There were less than 10 trucks at the event and the ones that were there, I wasn't really jazzed to try them out. Their food offerings were pretty ordinary...sliders, philly cheesesteak, ice cream...When I go food trucking, I want to get something unusual, i.e. Grill Em All, Kogi, Buttermilk Truck, etc. It has potential, but it could be better. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Good, solid sushi. Nothing that is really over the top,, but what is there is very good. The food comes around on a conveyor belt so it is easy to sit down and just dig right in. Warning though, you can easily over do it. I thought they were going to have to roll me out. Price is great. Two of us going to town still only ran up a $50 tab. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Ice, Ice, Baby! $125 for two people, two drinks each, two photos each, gloves, coats, booties for me, tips, and a locker and key for our stuff. It was just warm during our trip and this place was still cool (pun intended). On a sweltering summer day this would have been wonderful. It is located in that mall space between the Luxor and the Mandalay making a great spot to grab drinks before checking out the Bodies exhibit at Luxor. The super nice staff helped suit us up and get into the ice bar were everything was made out of ice (even the chandeliers). You can stay as long as you want and we lasted about 65 minutes. My BFFs goal was to outlast the group at the end of the room and we did, HA! The non specialty cocktails will run you an extra dollar a pop. I wish I would have brought cash to tip! They take your card outside and give you a little buzzer to charge extra drinks n' stuff. They come in every 15 minutes or so to take pictures (since they don't let you bring in cameras or cell phones, something about them getting ruined by condensation). We got some cute shots near all the cool ice sculptures. The music goes from awesome to meh and the lady bartender was super sweet. Did I mention they serve Hangar One vodka? Well they do! We had a blast and I would definitely go back with someone who was in Vegas for the first time (like we were). OPTIONS:
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positive