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Output: Not sure how restaurants in this casino are surviving. Walked in at 9:00 PM, not a soul in the restaurant (Hey Sunday nite, what can you expect). Server was prompt took our order for brevegaes..Ice Tea..brought in the smalles ice tea glasses I've ever seen..3 gulps gone..Ordered apitizer, bread sticks, chicken marsala and chicken w/ angel hair pasta. Interlude between apitazier and main course was good. Entraees were actually tasty..Chicken could of been grilled longer. Sauce no doubt comes out of a bag and heated. Sauted spinich...well lets just say not recently prepared..Looked like frozen chopped spinich..no garlic slivers or anything..very bland.Service was very good..for the price, nothing over $12.00 on the entree's not bad...every thing is ala carte. Give it a try if you on your way or coming from a movie and don't want the food court.

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Output: 3 strikes A & P. Your employees need customer service training ASAP. I always try to support smaller businesses but I will go absolutely anywhere but here from now on. I have been in there a handful of times, a few of the employees are helpful. However, most of your employees are extremely rude. Once I asked an employee to help me with one of there glazed pots and he went off about "how stupid those kind of pots are, what a waste of money, and that no one needs something like that when they can just use the black plastic pots things come in" I said that I was going to use it inside and he went off again "plants don't grow well inside, everything should be outside". While that may be the opinion of some, it was very condescending and that is not exactly customer service nor helpful for sales with your business. BTW, I did not buy that pot (I had been eyeing that exact one for months... instead I gave my money else where. Recently I went in with my dog. While I completely support a businesses right to advice that dogs not go in or refuse dogs.. There employee was just extremely rude the moment I opened my car door with my dog- that is uncalled for. I will NOT be back.

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Output: This casual cafe serves British breakfasts and Italian pastas. We stumbled in the other night looking for an early dinner, and were told the kitchen didn't open till 6pm (it was around 5:30, I think), but our friendly waitress suggested we could start with drinks and get our food orders in so that they could be prepared as soon as the kitchen was open. We started with some cocktails (a negroni and a caipirinha) and the pesto and tapenade with bread. The drinks were on the small side, but priced appropriately to their size. As a main I had the pappardelle with mushrooms. The pasta was nicely-cooked and the sauce was tasty. I wish we could have given the desserts a try, but we had to leave to get to another engagement. Overall the Roamin' Nose was a nice spot for a casual dinner. The breakfast menu looked pretty good - I think we'll return for brunch sometime soon, too.

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Yuck. Recommend you do not eat here. The prices are exorbitant and the food is mediocre at best. Very poor value. Our meal started poorly as they tried to seat our table of 5 in an absolutely insulting spot looking into the kitchen (which looked sort of unkempt). I told them no way we would sit at this table and after several minutes, they moved us. Unfortunately, our new table was in the area near the pool and was unbelievably loud and chaotic. We ordered first courses including the Caprese salad Green salad and pasta ala vodka Each of these dishes was just ok but very expensive and not great food For our second course (main course), we ordered Rigatoni Veal Milanese Veal parmigiana The rigatoni was ok, the veal parmigiana was so-so but the veal Milanese was dry and tasteless as cardboard. Very disappointing for $50 per main course. You would think at these high prices you would get fresh made pasta but instead the pasta appeared to be the same packaged stuff we buy at Albertson's. Table service was so-so with our waiter overloaded with too many tables. The sommelier was the highlight as she guided up us to two fine bottles of Italian full bodied reds. I felt cheated after paying our $700 bill. We won't go back to Rao's in Las Vegas because it brings shame to the Rao's name established in East Harlem many years ago. Rao's in Las Vegas is a rip off and you will be sorry if you go. There are much better choices at Caesars and across the strip. I am amazed at some of the reviews on yelp who say this is good Italian food....obviously people who have never had good Italian.