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Output: I do not go to the malls too often. I did used to come to this one year's ago. This mall is packed. There aren't too many great stores. Just the basic ones. I remember when it was a bit nice. Things have changed over the years. You do have to factor in the location. Nothing against the westside just saying lol. Anyway... there is a messy Burlington,Dillards,Sears, kmomo, footlocker, some discount stores oh a food court. This mall is not too big. But ok enough. Best time to go is during week.

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Output: I have been a fan of discount tire all my life. My dad gets all his vehicles serviced here. Recently my tire had a nail in it. One other tire place told me that they cannot repair it because the tread was too low and that I need to buy from them. Found out that discount is the place to go the hard way. Went there with a spare on. They immediately took my tire in and were able to fix it! they werent trying to make a sketch profit like the other place. just good people. Very honest. and willing to help/safe. Good customer makes $$$ not lying with bad service like the other place.

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Output: You can't be a Henderkid and say you've never been to the Eldorado for breakfast or to hit up Mariana's Mexican Cantina. It's impossible. The Eldorado is a small little casino only on historic Water Street in downtown Henderson. It's old. Old, old, old. It's kind of dingy. But, you know what, it's got a lot of charm. There's a small town feel here in the way the patrons all know each other, the dealers, the servers, the cage crew. They have dollar beer happy hour (4:00 - 7:00, 7 days a week) and some really REALLY cheap, decent eats. Not a terrible place if you're stuck in downtown Henderson.

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Great place to find special sauces, spices, noodles, breads, beans, etc... Mostly "Asian"... meaning Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese.... I was excited because I found Mung Beans... am going to try to re-create my grandmother's comfort food of Mung Bean stew. Had a good section of Greek, Italian and Middle Eastern. Some British fare.... Some European chocolates. And TEA! Tea from every region.... so much to choose from. Couldn't find any Spanish or Latin or Mexican.... but maybe we overlooked them.... did see Chorizo and Portuguese sausages. They have some fresh fish and crustacean... like live lobsters and crab that they will steam for you. Not as large of a fresh produce or fresh fish selection as 99 Ranch... but overall they had a good selection. They had lots of bamboo plants if you want to create your own arrangement. Lots of different international candies and cookies. I almost bought cookies from every region just to try but I didn't. Oh!... and rice cookers, steamers, plating items and cooking utensils! Lots of good quality items. Also, now I know where to go to replace any of my soup spoons and little bowls that I love so much but have a tendency to break. Note: There's a $10 annual membership fee if you don't want to be charged the 5% surcharge for shopping there. We pretty much saved the $10 in our first trip... the 2nd trip will definitely have paid the $10... so it's really no big deal.