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An example of an positive review: Tried this place for the first time because of a commercial I saw about their new stuffed quesadilla and it was awesome! Had the enchilada one, very tasty. The chicken was spectacular, the tortilla was fresh, the cheese was generous and they had some kind of cabbage in it that really brought all the flavors together very nicely! Only problem was the lobby was smokey. I understand that it was because they were in the process of making their awesome fresh grilled chicken, but it made my eyes watery and cough a little. But overall! It was very good!

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An example of an negative review: Was disappointed with this place. Thought pad thai was pretty standard but it lacked flavor here. It was pretty spicy but not that enjoyable. However the spring rolls were pretty good and I enjoyed the Thai iced tea. The service was alright and the environment was nice and friendly but I don't think I will make it my staple thai place.

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An example of an positive review: Best chicken fingers in town! Rock n roll themed; records on the wall, rock n roll music playing, games like checkers battleship on the tables to play.

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An example of an negative review: I am reviewing the salon on their formal hair and makeup services. I made the mistake of using them on my wedding day as I was getting married in the Stratosphere. Boy did I make a huge and EXPENSIVE mistake! This place is SHADY on their pricing!! Be very careful!! I received a very nice massage which I would give a different review for. After I was supposed to get my hair done. The masseuse advised me that I did not have to wash my hair if I did not want to, since dirty hair styles better. And she gave me the heads up that they charge an extra $55 for just the wash!!! Then she came back in to the room and let me know that the hair stylist wanted her to make sure she got extra massage oil in my hair forcing me to have to wash it so he could charge me the $55!! How shady is that?? So, I did opt to wash my hair and was going to deal with the charge...it was my wedding day and people had smoked around me the night before. Then the stylist (who stunk of cigarette smoke himself) charged me for long hair...when I clearly have mid-length hair. I'm not asking for an up-do. Just some curls with a hair pin on one side. Not a complicated hairstyle. So now I'm being charged $225 for this. Again...I deal, bc it's a couple hours before my wedding and I don't want to argue. He puts the curlers in, takes them out, brushes my hair, pins up the one side with my barrettes, sprays it and it's done! All this for $225!! The curls were gone and my hair was flat 45 minutes after I left the salon!! And he didn't even give me a nice blow-out so when my curls flopped I was left with unfinished hair. My friend had to come with a curling iron and fix it...and her curls lasted the entire day! Now the makeup...if you want to look like a cheap and trashy stripper then this is the place to get your makeup done...otherwise stay away. The cosmetologist was quoting for services $10 over what the menu stated. She barely looked at the picture that I brought in and did not try at all to copy the style. I'm a red head and she used black powder on my eyebrows!! And they weren't even!! My fiance saw me as I rushed into our hotel room with tears in my eyes in horror of my appearance...and he would be the type to reassure me if I was just being critical. He looked at me and shook his head, and said "Oh My God, what did she do to your face!" The same friend who saved my hair with the curling iron ended up redoing my makeup. I barely made it to the chapel in time and I was so upset the whole day. I think they hear "Wedding" and use it as an opportunity to gauge you. And the level of their ability doesn't match what you are paying for.