Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: So much better than the old restaurant (Thai Pan). Couldn't be happier to have such good food at very reasonable prices so close to home. We consider ourselves foodies and couldn't be more pleased with the dishes here. This place doesn't cater to "dumbed down" American palettes. This is authentic Thai food with that indescribable combination of spices and flavorings. If you like really good food, you'll be very pleased eating here.
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A: Since I gave only 4 stars on my first review, I decided to give it another shot, once for a slice, and tonight for delivery. My 3 year old buddy was with me and he couldn't stop eating it. Everything was delicious tonight. I think it deserves 5-stars and I will order it again.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Manuel's has always been a safe, solid choice for Mexican food. It has always done the job. I haven't been in for a couple years so when I went last night, I was pleased that not much has changed. We started out with the Texas margaritas. They are HUGE. Delicious and worth every cent. But POTENT. I have a high alcohol tolerance, especially when it comes to tequila, but my husband couldn't even finish his because he has a low tolerance for tequila and he was the DD. So I finished his. :) Salsa and chips were good. Salsa was very fresh tasting. I wish the chips were hotter and crispier. They tasted like the generic chips you buy at the store. My husband ordered the 3 amigos enchilada plate. He said it was really good. I tasted the spinach enchilada that came with the plate, and I concur that it was really tasty. I had the chili relleno plate which I'm still scratching my head over. I must have had over a million chili rellenos in my life but never one like this. The chili wasn't dipped in a batter, it was just wrapped in egg. I was disappointed by this dish. I know the that the batter for chili rellenos contains mostly egg, but it's not pure egg. It has a little flour, milk, and sometimes baking powder to make it fluffy. The sauce that covered it wasn't very saucy. It was green chilis and onion basically. The whole thing wasn't terrible, just disappointing. Beans and rice were still delish though. I am still rounding up to 4 stars because everything else I have had at Manuels has been great. Cheese enchiladas, their gigantic cheese crisps... all delicious and satisfying. And their service is always excellent. I will just avoid the chili relleno from now on.
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Output: I could start this Yelp review by making some cheesy comparison to hidden treasures, but I won't. Treasure Island (or TI as they call it now) is not The Bellagio, or the Wynn, but it is a fantastic value for the money, particularly if you can get it on Priceline. PROS -If you enjoy shopping, there's probably not a better place to be as the Fashion Show Mall is directly next door and accessible by sky bridge, the Forum Shops at Caesar's are adjacent to the neighboring Mirage hotel, and the shops at The Venetian and Palazzo are right across the street (also by sky bridge). -The hotel is well-designed and it will take you no more than 5 minutes to get from reception to the guest elevators. There are several bays, and each elevator is designated only to go to a specific set of floors, which prevents overcrowding. If you've ever had to walk through a casino for 20 minutes to get to your room, or waited in a packed elevator bay at rush, you'll really appreciate this. -Though the hotel does have a resort fee like most outside of the Caesar's Entertainment chain, it is OPTIONAL. If you don't plan on using the WiFi or the fitness center or using the 2 for 1 buffet passes, you can opt out of the $25/day fee. I wish other hotels that had resort fees would do this. -Beds are comfy and conducive to a good night's sleep. Or spending all day curled in the fetal position, praying for the pounding in your head to stop. (see next point) -The bathroom is relatively spacious, and the floor is comfortable. Let's be real. No one talks about bathroom floors in these reviews, but it's not a real trip to Vegas without a massive hangover, and you might be spending a lot of time in here. The bathroom floor is marble, and feels very cool to the touch. The vanity runs the length of the wall and is completely open underneath without cabinet space, so you can pull a pillow in here and lay under the vanity if you need to be close to the toilet but want to get out of the light. The bathtub is actually spacious as well; I've got broad swimmer's shoulders and I had plenty of room. CONS -The pool area was closed when I went, even though it was 80+ degrees outside, and it looked rather sad compared to some of the others in Vegas. - Food is EXPENSIVE. A large cheese pizza will set you back $29.00 at the hotel pizzeria, and a supreme is $39.50. Kahunaville had specials late at night, but the atmosphere gets a bit obnoxious after about 8pm. -If you opt out of the resort fee (25/day) and want to use the WiFi, it costs $19.95 for a rolling 24 hour period. They put a 100 dollar authorization on your card for every day you stay at the hotel when you select an auxiliary service like WiFi, even if you only elect to use it for one day. This is ridiculous. TIPS -If you're not looking for fine dining, take advantage of the food courts at the Fashion Show Mall next door, or across the street at the Palazzo. The hotel buffet is underwhelming, even when 2 for 1. -There is a 24-hour Walgreens directly across the street from the hotel via sky bridge at the Palazzo. Go here for all of your sundry needs, snacks and sodas. They also have a full liquor selection so that you can pre-party before dealing with the sticker shock of drink prices at Vegas nightclubs. -If you like shows, Mystere plays at TI, and Beatles' LOVE (both Cirque du Soleil shows) plays at The Mirage next door. NEVER pay full price for tickets to Vegas shows. Half-Price Tickets has a kiosk right outside of the Fashion Show Mall right next door. -Though the food prices can be a bit much in general, the $4.00 to-go tiramisu at the in-house pizzeria is pretty good. Make sure you're eating it over a table or with a napkin on your lap though; it's topped with lots of chocolate shavings, and it won't be pretty if one slips and melts on your clothes. -There is a 24 hour Starbucks inside the hotel, but it is not corporate-owned and does not have free WiFi. The Starbucks right outside of the Fashion Show Mall does have free WiFi, though.
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I've only eaten their pizza once and it was a take out order. The pizza was pretty good, but not mind blowing. It's more of a New York style pizza crust, really long, thin slices. We had a bit of a fiasco when trying to pay for the pizza. When we called to place the order we asked the order taker if they accept the entertainment book's $5 off coupon and she said yes. When we went to pick up the pizza they took one look at our coupon and said they wouldn't accept it. This was quite frustrating to us since we specifically asked about that type of coupon. The girl who took our phone order was even there and she just said that she didn't realize that was the type of coupon we were asking about. After much debating back and forth the cashier had the owner step in. He eventually agreed to honor our coupon but he wasn't happy about it. I thought one of the well known rules of customer service is if you promise something to a customer you should follow through. I guess Simonetti's missed that lesson. While their pizza was ok, I'd rather go to Papa John's or Pizza Hut to avoid arguing with the manager over the price.