Problem: I have three favorite donut shops and I already reviewed the other two so I won't mention them here. This place has awesome donuts! In my opinion it's shop like these that put the chains to shame. The only thing dunkins has is their coffee... that is it. Good stuff... come here and get some donuts, then drop them off at my work!
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A: positive

Problem: I needed to find a new place after newly moving to Arcadia so decided to try them after seeing their banner in the front. I think it was $15 for mani/$25 for pedi. The place was super cute and modern. I walked out having to pay $95 plus tip. Don't know what all the extra charges were as it was explained to me. And no, that did not include and callus, scrubs, gel, or any treatments. Just polish, shaping, usual 5 min massage, and some rhinestones. And my polish was so horrible that I just had to pay another $65 for my regular person to redo them the next day. Goes to show that trendy looking doesn't mean better. I'm not the type to complain so I just won't be back. I gave them two stars for the cute decor and Lino who did my nails was very sweet but just not very trained.
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A: negative

Problem: I also ate at Tao, and it's goodness barely, barely offsets the horror of its nightclub enough to get starts. The food was incredibly expensive, but it was delicious. I had lobster dumplings and pad thai, both were great. My friends all ordered the sea bass or the fillet Mignon. I forced them to let me have a bite and they were also amazing. Dessert was the lava cake, chocolate spring rolls and fortune cookie, and even though I was full I forced myself to keep eating. Our waiter was funny and had good recommendations about the menu. So yeah. Dining there hit my wallet, but made my tummy so happy. Our dinner reservation included "priority" entrance to the club upstairs. The club made no party of me happy. I'd wager 90% of the club's real estate is devoted to bottle service. I don't know if having bottle service would make this place more fun or not, because we didn't want it. We were in Vegas for a bachelorette party and just wanted to go club hopping and have the "whoooo, we're going dancing in Vegas!" experience. Incidentally, you cannot have that experience at Tao, because Tao is where the "Whoooo we're going dancing" feeling goes to die. The non bottle service areas belong to overcrowded hallways and a tiny little dance floor. The logistics of the floor are so genius that to exit Tao, you must cross the dance floor. Looking for an exit strategy to get across is akin to what I think Moses felt when he first looked at the Red Sea: "how the eff do I get across this thing?!" It's an awful set up not only for people looking to run away to a better club, but also for those who decide to squeeze onto the dance floor to actually dance. Be prepared for these inevitabilities: You will get someone shoved into you as if you were in a mosh pit. A girl will step on your feet with her heels. You will smashed up against your friends and strangers in such close proximity it could be labeled as "extremely intimate." Vegas is packed with clubs and packed with restaurants. No matter how good dinner was here, I would pick any of those places over Tao every time... and I'd probably have more fun.
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A: negative

Problem: Great food and great people. You wouldn't know this place was there unless you were looking for it. Give it a try, you won't regret it! Oh and the sweet iced tea is perfectly made!
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