Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: We were visiting from out of town and this place was recommended as 'authentic mexican food'. Well, it's not authentic Mexican food, but authentic old fashioned tex-mex. Old Lounge style atmosphere, kind of tired, but service was good. Our food came out immediately, which tells me that it was just sitting in the kitchen waiting to be plated. My husband ordered the chili relleno, which was basically a 3-egg omelet with a poblano pepper inside, not fried in a batter and no cheese on top (that's what we're used to). I ordered the enchilada / tamale combo plate. Tamale was ok, but the enchilada's were.... something else. The tortilla was kind of tough the cheese seemed tough too Maybe it wasn't just melted enough. Everything was just glooped on the plate together. Anyway, this place might be ok if you live around the corner and everybody knows your name, but if you're going out for a meal that counts then skip it. There's just too many other good choices out there.
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A: 2.5 Stars It's not the best nor the worst I've had. Mi Tierra(MT) is just a polished up Sainz Mexican Restaurant which was the previously name. Almost all the same crew and meals. They did not even bother changing the names on the menus or POS system. My family and I decided to try MT because we assumed it was a new establishment with a fresh menu. We soon figured out we were in for a familiar experience when the menus were handed to us. Note to ownership, you are in desperate need of a real wait staff to provide a better experience! Do not brew your ice tea in your coffee machine, it does not taste good! Our table had the following items.... Caldo de Rez $6.99: very average and skimpy with the Rez(beef). Rolled Taquitos w/ guacamole $5.99: at least they were not from the freezer...very average and nothing to brag about! Green Cheese Enchiladas w/ sour cream $7.99: the green sauce has a very good flavor with a hint of spice. The beans were fresh and had a good taste, but the cook went heavy with the black pepper in the rice today! Red Cheese Enchiladas $7.99: the red sauce was average...rice and beans were the same as the above item. Mexican food is very subjective! I can honestly tell you that I have been to many Mexican restaurants in the valley and you can find better than MT. Tip to my fellow Yelpers, look for more experienced Yelpers to give you an idea of a place is good or not. I do not take reviewers with single digit reviews too seriously.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My husband's all-in-one Dell computer (5 years old) decided to crash a few nights ago and we were extremely worried about losing the information we had stored on the hard drive (college work, pictures, music, etc.). Because I know the people at Best Buy would have just sent the computer out to God-only-knows-where to be opened and repaired, I decided to look on Yelp for a local place with people that know what they are doing working there. We are SO glad we found this place. The people working there were not only super smart but also very friendly. I was also impressed with how the explained the problem in detail so that we (non-tech people) could understand. Customer service was awesome, prices were fair and most importantly they saved what they could off of our hard drive when we are sure the big chain computer repair shops wouldn't have been able to. When you send computers out of store to a huge warehouse do the people working there really care about your master's thesis stored on the hard drive? I will go ahead and guess that no, they would not care. We will come to Tech Mail the next time we need anything for our computer and totally recommend them to anything looking for computer repair here in Vegas. These guys know computers and I highly doubt they will rip you off.
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Output: I was introduced to Tokyo Lobby about 3 months ago and I have been coming back on average about twice a month ever since. I absolutely love this Sushi Restaurant. I prefer to sit at the bar and not at a table. Very small establishment, but the food is deliscious. Everytime I order I get a Sapporo Japanese Beer, some warm saki on the side and food I order the Eel roll and a Vegas roll. Both rolls are partially deep fried with tempura and are extremely good! I can't get away from them. I have been anxious to try other things on the menu but I just can't get away from those 2 rolls. My girlfriend usually gets one of hte boxes that comes with rice, soup, meat, sushi and a house salad. Prices are great! Its like having scottsdale sushi in glendale with great prices.
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output: I've been on quite a tear recently with my "To Try" bookmarks. Late this afternoon, I was suggesting to my friend that we pre-game to make sure we were full after restaurant #2 (more on that in the near future). This place popped up in our brainstorming and we went for it. Cornish Pasty Co. found an home in a rather decrepit plaza which happens to be home to the legendary Lotus of Siam. CPC is right next to Komol, and you'll wanna know that the parking spots right in front are angled in the wrong direction if you're approaching from the street. A bar proudly dominates the center of the restaurant, and tables line the outside. We sat at the bar for a change of pace, although we weren't imbibing any potent potables tonight. I originally wanted only one pasty, but my friend convinced me that we should get two so that we could each try two. Conveniently enough, the pasties are cut in half, and they were willing to provide extra dipping sauce for free. I tried the bangers and mash ($9.00) first: sausage, grilled onions, and mashed potatoes with an interesting red wine gravy. Friend didn't care for the wine flavor, but I appreciated that it wasn't just plain gravy. Second up was the lamb vindaloo, which I ordered for the lamb-ness although I found the vindaloo was dominant. The Indian spices, unfortunately, are not in my wheelhouse, the spicyness was definitely a challenge for my delicate / capsaicin-sensitive tongue, and the yogurt sauce was just odd and didn't quite complement the lamb vindaloo. I'll take the blame for most of this, but I'm going to hold the yogurt sauce against CPC. I've gotta say, though, that the pasty shell around each of the fillings was quite good. Very flaky and golden brown, yet not burnt at all, and just the right thickness so as not to distract from the filling. I'm sure that I will enjoy the experience more fully next time when I only pick pasties that are appropriate for my palate, but I still highly recommend that you try the pasties promptly.
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This past Saturday my mom was surprised when I insisted on taking her out for prime rib at lunch. So we approach the smallish, dark, slightly smokey sign that says, "Please Seat Yourself. " She smirked when she saw the special Weekend Only price of $3.99 - it's normally 10 bucks, still a good deal. Well, mom you taught me the importance of good value for the buck, and this place is it. The other awesome specials were Steak and Shrimp for $6.99 and steak and lobster for $9.99. This place ain't no fancy rest-oo-rant, but if ya likes ya some grub fo' cheap, dis is da place, chile. For less than the price of a Big Mac combo, you can haves ya self the Prime Rib special fo' fo'...well, ok -- fo' 3 nineteh nahn! $3.99, not $13.99 like at second rate restaurants or $20 plus at the fancy tie and tail places. On Fridays and Saturdays, this crazy price is the favored special. Come early, and your prime rib cut will be large. Mine was about a half pound. And rumor is, as the day wears on and the place fills up, they start to run out. Well, guess what...your meat becomes smaller. That's just awful when that happens. I ordered my prime rib medium, and so did my mom. It came out perfectly medium, warm with just a slight amount of red. It comes with a baked potato and mixed veggies. You may get turned off by the excessive amount of black pepper the chef douses the prime rib and veggies with. But scrape it off or tell them, ".Salt but no peppah here... please". We also ordered sodas. All told, the bill was about $12.50 plus tax and tip. We each only finished half of the slab, neither of us wanted the flab. So we took the rest home to eat later. This is basically the restaurant for Lucky Casino. This place is great if you love singing karaoke Sunday afternoons in Spanish, because that's what makes this place rock after the locals go to the noon Catholic mass. English is the second language, however. Speaking of tail, please don't be surprised if a few disheveled chica's de la noche, or Lady Marmalade shows up. Hey business is down and even les girls get hungry and need to save money.