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Output: Still consistently good and plentiful! They keep me coming back for more. And one of my new favorite things about this place is that they serve you a small plate of sliced oranges with the check and fortune cookies...nice.

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Output: I was quite disappointed by how this meal turned out. After feeling like a million bucks from playing a heater at craps, we all decided to go for a nicer dinner in the Venetian. We settled on this restaurant because the prices were decent for the variety of food they offered. I was never a big fan of Mario Batali, but when I do think of him, I think that he would (should) know Italian food. We were quickly seated at a round table enough to fit a large group, which was nice. The service was top notch as we were quickly given paper-wrapped bread (nice and soft) and some thin bread sticks. The waiter was also very enthusiastic to help us take a picture. My sights quickly turned to the menu, but I didn't really see anything stand out so I settled on something that I know and love - pizza. All the other pizzas were your standard so I decided to try something different - clams. What came out was extremely disappointing. I can't believe they would offer a pizza that tasted like this at this type of restaurant. The cheese was very rubbery and the clams were still in their shells (probably for presentation, but not very practical at all). The clams were tiny and didn't provide the pizza with any flavor. All I tasted was extreme saltiness. The clams were not even cleaned because I felt gritty sand between my teeth, which is one of the worst feelings to have when eating. I didn't even taste the chili that was supposed to be on the pizza. Overall, it lacked substance and flavor. I tried some other pizzas including the prosciutto arugula and the margherita both of which were better. I think my favorite was the margherita with the basil. I probably would have had a better time eating at another buffet for dinner.

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Output: Ahh La Paz, what a long and twisted legacy you have here in Charlotte. 3 different locations, with different owners, and menu alterations. While I thought the space on South was a great location, you now pop up in the new and modern Metropolitan in your latest incarnation. Hence my first problem, you walk into this space with near floor to ceiling windows, concrete floors, and then heavy wooden booths and woodwork that only extends about 2/3s of the way up to the ceiling. The juxtaposition is jarring and appears forced, like sticking a cabinet-style tube TV in a room full of IKEA furniture. Worse yet, the high ceilings cause echos from both the kitchen and the other guests that are constant and unpleasant. Bottom line, it just doesn't work and the space feels underutilized. Chips and salsa, as at most such places, are complimentary fare and not much has changed here for La Paz. Salsa is the same as I remember and is a strong point for my tastes- fresh, very finely diced to the point of near-puree, and a kick of heat. The lunch menu I saw had some standards and some new fare, but nothing that seemed inspired or "outside the box." With the modern space it would be exciting to see some modern takes on the standard burrito, quesadillas and tacos. No mas here. Tacos come two to an order with a choice of side. My choice of this date of black beans was actually nice- black beans tasted fresh and were appropriately seasoned. My fish tacos were a bit of a jumble though, as the fish portion seemed quite small in comparison to the slaw filling. The fruit salsa inside also lacked vibrancy. I do have to say, though, that our server (while seeming new to the business due to a slight sense of unease at our table) worked very hard to keep drink refills coming and then making sure we had plenty of chips and salsa. It is obvious management is making a push here as our server also made a point to tell us about the survey/comment cards in the check folios and politely requested we fill them out unless we were in a rush. I appreciate that- it certainly seemed like a honest request and reflected the fact that the business was new and trying to address deficiencies. Prices for lunch were in line with what you'd expect in the neighborhood, which is another point where this La Paz just blends in with the rest of the crowd. Obviously there is some work to be done here, but unless they can differentiate themselves from the more-established competition nearby, I can't find a compelling reason to make this place a regular.

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I love this place. They always have the freshest fish in thier sushi rolls. I went to another sushi place in Gilbert the other week and they had chewy seaweed where I thought I would never be able to swallow it. I have been to Four Seasons many times and have never had anything less than great. They always have extended happy hour specials. I recently tried the red bean mochi ice cream and is was fabulous. Since this place is so close to home it will be my go-to sushi restaurant!