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Output: Great diner. Kind of the new trend in midwest food, upscale bar food. Good food, especially the tuna steak sandwich and the beef stew. Its usually crowded on weekends and evenings so if you can, try to do a lunch in the weekend. Atmosphere is alright, dimly lit, which a bunch of random stuff on the walls. Similar to a outback or apple bees but more eclectic.

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Output: With a million steakhouses to choose from on the strip, a steakhouse has to stand out and have something amazing to differentiate it from the rest. Strip House Steak House does this by literally looking like a "strip house"...and not the meat kind. Well, okay, a *different* kind of meat kind. The restaurant is dark and red and sexy and has pictures of strip teases, burlesque, and half-dressed ladies on the pole posted ALL OVER the place. Nice touch. The food is your typical high priced Vegas steakhouse although this place has some things going for them that others do not...the steaks were delicious (seasoned beautifully and NOT overly charred...they also came with the house steak sauce which was pretty good), the steak and lobster special was fantastic (the lobster was out of the shell already and came with a HUGE side of melted butter for overindulgence), and the Potatoes Romanoff were awesome (shareable and twice baked cheesy deliciousness). It's not a great location as it is kind of hidden upstairs at Planet Hollywood, but I will definitely be back to use my Total Rewards comps if I have any.

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Output: Yesterday I was downtown & hungry, so I dropped in here, my first dining experience at a Scholtzsky's, & I ordered a medium Pastrami & Swiss on rye. The bread looked like a big round chocolate cookie, but had a rather normal taste, not even particularly "rye", The pastrami was lean, tender, & didn't have any gristle, but it was smallish, & the sandwich alone was over $7 with the tax. I'm a soup lover, & they had some soup there, but it was around $3.50 for a small bowl, so I passed. The restaurant itself was comfortable & appropriate... built up to take you back to the 1950s. In my view, with these reviews, it's all about comparison. I don't usually review non-buffet restaurants, but there was such a contrast between Schlotzsky's yesterday & the place where I ate today, I just had to write! I was over at Wal*Mart in Laveen for a few things. You could smell the fresh bread baking at the Subway right there inside & it made me hungry, so I dropped in & I ordered a sandwich there comparable to the one I ate yesterday at Schlotzsky's, plus a bowl of Cream of Broccoli soup. My 6" sub, plus the fairly good-sized bowl of soup cost about half as much as the competitive sandwich alone at Schlotzsky's! BOTH were $4.33 TOTAL! (I'm not mistaken; I have the receipt right in front of me as I'm typing!) Not only that, the Subway sandwich beat Schlotzsky's hands down even without the soup! It had much more on it, & was really good. Then, there was ALSO the Cream of Broccoli soup, nice & hot, & delicious! Bottom line: Subway amounts to the same kind of restaurant, but is genuinely better than Schlotzski's, where nothing about it is bad, just not as good... 2-Stars not as good! 10/18/09 Update - Today I tried Scott's Generations. Now THAT'S a Deli Restaurant! * * * * *

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Overpriced for mediocre food Recently placed an order to go and was sticker shocked 3 blueberry pancakes with real maple syrup $10.48 Nice profit margin for them but when feel ripped off you don't get repeat customer's