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An example of an negative review: The mole sucked, the burrito sucked, and the service was average at best. I don't understand how this place has multiple locations. I went once to this one and once to the Wexford one. I will never go back. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

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An example of an positive review: Luck be a lady tonight. The old Lady Luck is gone, in its place is the New Downtown Grand. As I was taking a stroll through out the hotel I came across this cool looking diner. It has this old Hollywood kind of vibe. I almost can see Cagney & Bogart hanging out talking about their next film shoot. Back to the diner, it's a 24hr place. This helps when it's 3am and needing that late night/early morning bite to eat. Service is laid back and well attentive. I grabbed a club sandwich, keeping it simple and why not it's made with Boars head products. That's top of the line people. Look it's not your super star studded place on the strip. This diner has a style all it's own. Swing by and give it a try. I'm sure I'll pay it a visit again when I'm in the downtown area.

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An example of an positive review: This was a great dining experience. They make homemade jams. The waffles are great. They have a lot of homemade pies. About 60 at the time I dined but I've heard from people that they have 80 pies most any time typically. Have a couple more in the LA area as well.

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An example of an negative review: Went there a week ago for the express purpose of finding Unripened bananas (green) and unripened plantains. My visit achieved its purpose because I did find both items. green bananas cannot be found anywhere in the valley. I was told by someone that Lee Lee's had them and they were right. FYI: Green bananas can be boiled with salt water and are better for you than potatoes AND they can also be grated to make a mash that can be used to make Puertorican "Pasteles". Long story, long recipe. I was also able to find banana leaves which can be used to poach fish. What was disappointing were the high prices on produce and the stuff did not appear to be that fresh. Sprouts Market has cheaper prices on produce. I think anybody does. I will admit that you can find anything asian you want --- even cow uterus (Now don't be judgmental!) You can also find items from many countries as well. However, you will pay the price for it. So from a price point of view, Lee Lee's does not give you a bargain. What Lee Lee's will do is get you anything asian/foreign you need for a recipe. So for many of you it might be worth it. I don't think I will be returning unless I need the green bananas again for Pasteles.