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An example of an positive review: We love small plate restaurants and Julian Serrano hit the spot. I would highly recommend that you don't miss the risotto, scallops, and the churros for dessert. The chocolate/pepper dipping sauce with the churros is fantastic. I thought the ceviche was really bland and the lobster saffron while good, it's not really worth the price. Many well grilled tiger prawns could top this dish.

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An example of an positive review: I ate here a week ago and can't wait to go back. It is Japanese comfort food to me. The restuarant is simple and to the point. Every dish is served with rice, curry and a protein. Most of the proteins are fried. My favorite was the shrimp but also had the sausage and the chicken and liked them all. I added the vegatables to my plate because I was looking for a little nutrition. I wouldn't get the vegatables again as they were of the most boring, bland (possibly frozen from a bag) variety that could be found. Very friendly service.

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An example of an positive review: This place reminds me so much of places I would find down in Redondo Beach CA. Its a kitchy cool surfer/beach lifestyle atmosphere along with a great selection of food at reasonable prices. What impressed me the most was the huge choice of fillings for their burritos, tacos and such. Also if you are looking for healthier fare, there are several choices on the menu that will not bust your diet. I have been there twice and both times it has been pleasant, with my food arriving fairly quickly. In addition, they have a great selection of Ice Tea to drink and provide huge water cups when you don't want to order a drink.

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An example of an negative review: I'm sorry, it wasn't possible to give negative stars. I went here after hearing some well placed advertising on the radio. Who knows what corporate monger is funding the promotion of this horrific excuse for an Irish pub, but let's hope they realize it's all for nothing and open something worthwhile in it's spot. I completely agree that it's an obvious attempt to re-create an Irish pub by a chain restaurant. A highly unsuccessful attempt. The decor was cheap and re-created for the feel, but one glance up and the poorly disguised open, industrial type ceiling explained why it was so loud and not at all 'pub-ish'. The menu did a great job of making things sound super tasty. Everything we ordered was anything BUT tasty. We opted to start with the Crisp Calamari & Shrimp. Wow, does Van de Camp know that you are serving their food for public consumption? I bet they'd love the nod of acknowledgement. By the way, this was the best thing we got all night long. Next came the entrees, billed as Irish Favorites on the menu. eegads! I ordered the Guiness Steak & Mushroom Boxty. What I got was Dinty Moore Beef stew in a folded over tortilla! My boyfriend ordered the Guiness Steak & Mushroom Crock. The same Dinty Moore, side by side with mashed potatoes, fresh from the box. We were so disappointed that we barely ate anything. We actually preferred the appetizer of frozen tid bits to the entrees. Thankfully, our waitress noticed & sent the manager over. Sadly, he insisted that we must not like authentic Irish food and that their chef's fly to Ireland to meet with top chefs and bring back the best recipes. Wow, $45 for 3 bites of food, and an appetizer worthy of the frozen food isle in the grocery store. I can't even pass along the $20 gift card to my worst enemy to eat there.