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Output: I've lived in the neighborhood over 15 years, but had never stopped by. I knew it was an Italian restaurant, and I had heard so-so reviews, so I thought - why bother, when there are so many other good Italian restaurants in the Valley. Stopped by about 3-4 months ago, and I was greatly impressed. The "Enoteca" wine bar next to the restaurant is so cute and inviting. The ambiance is reminiscent of someone's wine cellar - dark, cool, and a little funky. Great happy hour prices on wine and their signature flatbreads and bruscettes - $6.00 each. I've also tried their white pizza - which is one of the best white pizza's I've had. The "Enoteca" can get a little crowded around happy hour - and just a note - happy hour prices do not extend into the restaurant.

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Output: RUDE and SLOWWW service. Had the tuna sandwich on wheat twice while we stayed at the Venetian and it was pretty good. Nothing special, but A-OK. It was decently sized and it also came with a pickle and small coleslaw. The first time we came, the cashier was super nice. We asked for cups of water and he gave us free bottled waters! The second time we came, we had a horrible experience! The cashier was super rude. We thought the water would be free like the previous day, but it was like $2.50, so we said no thanks to the water. The lady was super annoyed and rude at the fact that we didn't want the waters. We then had to wait for the manager to come and remove the waters from the tab, which took forever! 3 stars for the sandwich, but I had to take away a star for the rude cashier and the wait.

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Output: Having this place close to where I work was a bonus, or so I thought! We've ordered for delivery, plenty of times. Food is decent, typical deli type food. But, being a former New Yorker, I don't expect to get an attitude when you screw up my meal that I have had delivered. They messed up my order and I was very nice about it and asked if they would just give me an IOU for a replacement next time I ordered. They agreed. So I took them up on their offer today. When I called in, to have it delivered, since I am super busy, when I explained the situation, the girl on the phone was very nice and had to ask if they can accommodate me. The man in the back said "I don't have time to deliver it! Tell her if she wants it to come and get it!" So, reluctantly, I did. When I picked it up, it was sitting on the counter and the man, who I take it as the owner, pretty much threw it at me. I very nicely said "Thank you so much" Well, he said NOTHING and when I walked out, I said "Thank you again and I will have a GREAT day too!" It's unfortunate that this is the only place in the Kierland Area who delivers salad, but I'm pretty much over this place and the New York Attitude.

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I went to the Cornish Pasty Company for the first time today on recommendation from a friend who loves the restaurant. I ordered the "Mexican" which was absolutely delicious. The spices, steak, potatoes, cheese were all perfectly balanced. The pasty came with a side of salsa and sour cream, but the pasty was just perfect as is. No salsa or sour cream needed. My husband ordered the pesto chicken. It was pretty good. I sampled his item and he ate part of mine. His was pretty good, but we both agreed that the Mexican was the best. Like with the Mexican, the pasty came with marinara sauce. I tried it, but it overwhelmed the wonderful flavor of the chicken and pesto. Plus, the marinara sauce and the salsa both tasted like they came out of a jar, so to put them on a pasty seemed not right at all. We also ordered the garlic oven chips (fries)--first mistake! I LOVE garlic and add it in just about everything I eat. The fries were just too overwhelming with salt and garlic. We could not eat them. We took them home to our teenagers, who eat anything, and they agreed that they were too salty and had too much garlic. I am quite certain, based on my friend's review, that my fries/chips were accidentally dosed with extra garlic. She claims they were the best, but mine were not edible. After trying the fries, I did not like the mashed potatoes either which tasted like they had too much garlic. They probably didn't, but it was hard to get the garlic flavor out of my mouth. I sampled the potatoes within 5 minutes of them arriving, and they were just warm. The cheese on top had already hardened. I think that definitely took away from the potatoes. Like with the fries, we brought the potatoes home, and the teens ate them no problem and claimed that they did not have too much garlic. As for us adults, we will definitely order a pasty or two again. I will probably try the garlic chips again just because my friend can't be wrong.... and maybe those potatoes too. Hopefully they will come out with melted, gooey cheese next time.