Sentiment analysis: If you're in the mood for pho, this is one of the best places in Vegas to get it. Quick seating and service, and a hot and tasty broth make it worth the trip. I'm not one to get fancy with pho, so I usually go with pho tai or pho tai chin. A bit of hot sauces mixed up for dipping the meat, and I'm happy. The egg rolls are served nuclear hot, and unlike a lot of other places, appear to be home-made... at least ours always appear that way, from their non-uniform shapes and funky bulges. Oh, and they're tasty, too. A bowl of pho runs you around $7 with a large being $1 more. This is expensive for pho compared to places in L.A., but is about the norm for Pho here in Vegas. It's one of our default go-to suggestions when we're hungry and cruising up Spring Mountain.

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Sentiment analysis: Amazing! Amazing! I had the Mac and cheeseburger! One of the best burgers I have ever had. We also ordered the onion rings and fondue dippers and those we're very good also! Waitress had the best sense of humor and our drinks we're being refilled constantly . Can't wait to go back here!

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Sentiment analysis: I was excited to try this relatively new place. They were out of Salmon. No excuse for that right? The Catfish was good, but the fish tacos were cold (are they supposed to be?). I don't send food back ( we all know why). The fish tacos were not great anyway. Ambiance was inviting. The waitress was pleasant, although didn't seem to know anything about the owners, business, etc. Unfortunately this is just another fish place that can't seem to get it right in the desert. Food is probably overpriced. For the price, I'll go more upscale for better fish.

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