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Output: I've only been to Rolf's once. Never again. I had my color done previously at Vidal Sassoon. Instead of going back and paying more, I decided to go to Rolf's. Afterall it was only a few miles from my house and about $30 cheaper. What a HUGE mistake. My color still looked pretty good when I went in. It was red with blonde highlights. As people with dyed red hair know, it fades quickly. Even though my hair still looked "ok" it definitely was fading, especially the bottom half. Here's the problem. My stylist only colored the top half of my hair and left the bottom completely untouched. I was totally confused. Was I paying for JUST a touch up? Should I ask her WHY she's doing this? Am I going to have to pay extra if I ask her to do the bottom half? Why didn't she do the bottom half? WTF is going on? I went home and looked at it in the mirror and knew something was wrong. I had to leave town for the weekend and when I came back I called the salon. They weren't very helpful but said I could come in and she'd take a look at it. I never went back, I guess I should have because after a month it looked like total crap because it faded all weird. I was just really annoyed with the whole process and didn't feel like dealing with it anymore. I found another stylist who informed me that Rolf's hires many of their stylists straight out of beauty school. She's been in the business 20 years. I trust her knowledge. I refuse to pay tons of money for inexperienced stylists under the guise of being a high end, shi shi, froufrou salon. No thanks!

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Output: We are from Salt Lake City, UT and wanted to take our host out for Indian food. He never tried it before, and he really enjoyed it! We ordered samosas, garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, chicken coconut korma, and saag paneer. The favorite at the table was the masala followed by the coconut korma. The saag paneer had a bit too much spinach flavor and not enough of any other flavor. I love the saag paneer at Bombay house in Salt Lake! The rice we chose was the one with onions, peas, and cashews. If I lived here and visited again, which I would, I would choose the plain basmati. The atmosphere was nice as well as the server. She was very helpful and gave suggestions. What I really appreciated was that when we arrived, an Indian family was leaving, and while we ate, two other Indian families arrived for dinner. If they like it...it's where I want to eat! Overall, a nice place with great food. I would return. If you visit Utah, try Bombay House!

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Output: carlsbad tavern is a combination Mexican market and hole in the wall take out place which also happens to have 3 small, 2-person tables at the back. During our visit the owner's adorable 4 year old daughter was holding court at one of the tables. We ordered some nachos and a couple of pollo burritos. The nachos were only half good- the top half. The owner/cook didn't drain one of the nacho components properly so there was a bunch of water at the bottom of the platter, rendering the bottom tortilla chips to mush. The chicken in the burrito was under spiced but with the addition of the salsa verde and their zippier chipotle salsa it made the spice level just fine. I also didn't understand the addition of the lettuce in the burrito. If I am not mistaken, isn't an authentic Mexican burrito just the meat and beans and/ or rice? Maybe that is an east coast rendition that I 'm not familiar with. Overall, a decent place to pick up cheap, fresh food.

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two stars based solely on the bar and happy hour. Service sucked and happy hour prices don't make me happy