This is one of my favourite, and most useful, shops in the whole of Edinburgh. Do you want a shop that sells everything you'll need and many things you don't? Look no further than Edinburgh Bargain Stores. I have lost count of the number of times I've been in here. Whether it's been for a birthday card, light bulb, tin of paint, clothes line or pad of paper, EBS has always come up trumps (and yes, I have bought all of those things from here). As Gibson says, it's in an ideal location to attract all the students looking for essential items. As the name suggests, prices are also very reasonable. In the past couple of years, they have opened up a small annexe next door that sells a large array of fancy dress equipment. Again, very useful if you're a student that has an endless number of parties to attend. You can think of this as a cheap Argos, and I would highly recommend them for both day-to-day essentials and occasional oddities!
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This review is on our staycation in Ballys from July 14 to the 18, at the south tower. Ballys best feature is its location. It is attached to Paris, across from the Bellagio and the Flamingo. Caesars Palace is diagonally across the street. Our south tower room was spacious and clean. Although the north tower is supposed to be the nicer of the two, the south tower has rooms that overlook the center strip. In my opinion, there seems to be little difference in the rooms themselves (we have stayed in the north tower). As far as safety, when we stayed at the north tower, security manned the elevator banks. Anybody could walk onto a south tower elevator. The room numbering is confusing. It took me a good few minutes to realize that room 6008 is on level ten. As far as Ballys casino,it served us more of a shortcut to Paris and the Strip, than a place to spend time in. It seems that Paris has more amenities than Ballys. Ballys does not have a big parking garage, and I parked at Paris. Ballys Coffee Shop closes at 2 PM, we ate in La Cafe. We'd have breakfast in Paris. We'd watch the dueling piano show in Paris. Ballys feels like an extension of Paris, and to me it seems like one large hotel. I recommend Ballys. And there ar no resort fees.
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Found this place on yelp and it was perfect for what I needed, which was 2 battery watches replaced. They were fixed within ten minutes and he also straigten out my crooked sunglasses. Very sweet man, his name is Grant
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Tsk tsk tsk. It's sad how the steaks here was a big disappointment. I made a reservation for a party of 15 for a birthday dinner and we arrived 15 prior to the reservation. Waited 30 minutes after the reserved time then waited 20 minutes to order plus another hour for waiting for our entrees. Spent $110 on porterhouse and it was dry, overcooked & flavorless. Some steaks were missing standard baby carrots and bulb onions on the plate. The steak- the $110 porterhouse was lukewarm and felt like it's been sitting under the warmer. The service was another story. My friends felt like he wasn't friendly or attentive enough considering we do expect steakhouse service. However, I did feel like he was friendly inside but just not with a smile on his face. It felt like he didn't want to serve us. When I mentioned to him about my disappointing porterhouse, he did comp my dessert which was a nice touch but still couldn't make it for the whole experience. Sad but yeah, stick with BLT or joes stone crab you'll be much more satisfied when you walk out that door.
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