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Output: Food is just delicious :) Totally recommend it!!!

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Output: I was anxious to try this place because I heard such great things, but boy was I wrong. I ordered delivery...just a simple hot dog, onion rings, and tacos. Not only did they take an hour and a half to deliver the food but then I was lectured because I didn't have cash to tip them (you know, because all other delivery places I've ordered from allow to tip on the card you pay with). She was rude and almost refused to give me the food because I didn't have cash tip. Then, when I actually tasted the food, I was even more disappointed. The hot dog was ok but the bun tastes like butter so that's pretty much all you can taste. The onion rings were disgusting and we didn't even bother trying the tacos. We went straight to Indulge burgers---better food and better service. Skip this place for sure!

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Output: The concept is simple. You take a bar and an arcade and much like slamming my peanut butter to your chocolate, the end result should be something tasty and delicious and a happy accident. Only, the thing with this place is that it tries to be that Vegas clubbing night life while catering to gamers. Which is probably the furthest you could get to the whole Vegas night club status. Instead of bottle service tables... well, they still have the table service. Only you have two giant television screens with your game going as they push the table service like drinks at you. I guess that's cool and all, but couldn't you just be a baller at home with your console system and a case of beer for much cheaper? The other side of the place is all old arcades. And if they aren't old, they're clearly run the fuck down. Straight up wondering if they got new arcade rom kits and just put them in old cabinets to save on space. The end result is that the place looks like a depressing old arcade with run down machines in one corner and then the latest generation of consoles on the screens over the bar. Now if you're a bar, you need to bring it when it comes to the drink department. Some of those drinks were weak sauce and the attempt to make them named after video game references fell flat when the drink wasn't very thematic after all. You can't just call a vodka drink some Zelda shit if it doesn't have something that ties it to it. I got the kirby drink and was surprised to see it came out in a martini glass and really pink. Now I didn't expect to get a pinky up drink when I read the item description but here I was. Now not only am I in some arcade bar, but I'm pinky up drinking some sex in the city drink. The music selection was also strange. Some straight up R&B. What the fuck am I in? The ghetto? It was pulling in so many different directions in trying to be a club like atmosphere to get folks on the dance floor. Better choice would have been something electronic to tie into the whole fact that this is a barcade. Also the old machines were 50 cents a pop even if the shit looked like it has spent its life abused in a chuck e cheese. I'm not saying give me that straight up baller Dave and Busters experience, yo. I'm just saying class that shit up but also keep it below the other night clubs in Vegas. I don't need no fucking table service. Just give me some properly working games as well as some properly made and advertised drinks that fit a theme.

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This is my neighborhood supermarket and I really like it! Very clean location that has a bit more of an "upscale" feel to it compared to the Albertson's that is slightly farther away. I like that there's a Starbucks inside because there isn't another in the area. The baggers always ask if we need assistance to the car and the cashiers are always very helpful and friendly (we usually have an issue with our shopper's card linking up to the "just for u" phone app - an app that offers weekly discounts on top of whatever sales the store has going. The issue seemed to be caused by the fact that the card is linked to a different phone number from signing up with a sister supermarket back east. We were told to call the customer service number and they still have not been able to get the issue resolved. Anyway, the cashiers always wind up manually entering the discounts and they never appear to be put out or annoyed by this). My only complaint is that there is NEVER anyone manning the customer service desk. I've had to go to it a few times (once to sign up for a new card, once to exchange a cheese that my husband accidentally bought, lol) and there's never anyone to be found. I usually have to wait until someone notices me or go to a cashier and ask if there's anyone available to help me. Otherwise a good neighborhood supermarket that I would recommend.