Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Didn't stay here but visited for dinner & the 'entertainment' - if you can call it that. Got swindled by Tix4Tonight into getting buffet tickets 'at a HUGE discount' (according to them) which turned out to be....$3 off. Er. Ok, whatever - it's a buffet, they're all the same right? Wrong. The Buffet (as it's known in the casino/hotel) was small, not very clean and filled with loud people seated too close together. We saw our server exactly twice. The food was meh - uninspired, overcooked and cooling rapidly beneath awkwardly spaced bars. The dessert bar was the only highpoint - it was decently filled with a wide selection of mini & regularly sized sweet things - bread pudding, pies, cakes, donuts, cookies, ice cream & cotton candy. The main free 'entertainment' - and I use the term loosely - at Treasure Island is the revamped pirate ship show outside on the Strip called "Sirens of TI". The plot was non-existent, the music & badly lipsync-ed lyrics were a joke, the choreography executed with lackluster synchronization by the barely dressed-by-Frederick's-of-Hollywood female cast. The last was possibly the only good thing (for the men) in the audience. Surely not for the many children attending the show with their irresponsible parents. Gilly's bar, inside the casino near the Siren Cove, has a bull to ride but don't try to watch through the windows...security will quickly come by and board up the windows from the inside. Way to go, guys - that's a GREAT way to draw people inside.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: One of the things I love best about travelling to Mexico is stopping at the street taco vendors and getting some authentic cooked to order carne asada dollar tacos. Taco Azteca brought that exact thing to Las Vegas, and they do it WONDERFULLY. There is a restaurant storefront, but I am not entirely sure you can go inside (I've never seen anyone but an employee go in) because the sell everything from a food cart in their parking lot. I have only ever stopped by here after dark, and I'm pretty sure they aren't open in the daytime (or maybe that's when you can go inside to dine...I'm not sure and don't really care.) Ladies and Gentlemen, if you have not eaten at Taco Azteca, you are missing out on one of the best culinary experiences in Vegas. This little food cart has been featured on Anthony Bourdain, and it's not hard to see why the producers picked this place for a feature spot. AMAZING. Oh, and there is always a line of Mexicans waiting to get their orders, which to me is a pretty strong sign of good authentic Mexican food. Their tacos are a buck a piece, and 50 cents to add cheese (and who wouldn't want cheese?). They offer traditional fillings like carne asada (steak), carnitas (shredded pork), and pollo (chicken), or if you are feeling adventurous, they have lengua (tongue) and cabeza (which I'm pretty sure is cow brain - I'm not that adventurous) I cannot say this strongly enough. Do yourself a favor and FIND THIS PLACE. Okay...now i'm hungry. I'm thinking i may have to hit this place tonight. ***Expert tip: Ask them for some lime wedges and squeeze a lime on each taco just before you eat it. It enhances the flavor of the meat and makes your tastebuds want to sing with joy.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
This place is not bad. I visited this place before they changed over. I am glad they changed over. its a lot cooler of a place. When we went, I guess one of their servers called out sick.. Thank God. I would have not been happy if my server was hacking up a lung. Bad thing about that situation was it was one server that night. Poor lady was running around. There were some loud annoying and rude people there. I am sure the server felt overwhelmed. We will come back, but if it looks like the same situation we might go else where instead of trying to wade through that nonsense again.