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An example of an positive review: The service here is great, always on top of everything. Food is phenomenal I recommend the ribs. Moscow mules are fantastic! Trendy vibe!

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An example of an negative review: Hi. I'm talking about the one on Peoria and 43rd ave. The food was great....service not so much. Everyone was extremely rude.... Customers were served on servers timely manor if they were Hispanic (of which I am not).... Very poor service. Will not be eating here again.

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An example of an positive review: This review is a little late, but the experience was something I will never forget. We (including my wife and 10 year old son) had the best dining experience we have ever had. We all chose the 10 course meal and it was unbelievable. The chef defines true fine dining. If you want a menu full of variety go to chain restaurant. The chef spent all day making from scratch all ten cources. The result was breath taking. The chef presented all cources and had perfect wine matching. The downfall to this restaurant was that few people understand fine dining. You do not order like you are at dominoes like Flora W. must have thought in the previous review. I asked the chef about that review and he had no idea. He just told me he gave out many promotional gift cards for dinner when he opened to get new business. I have heard the restaurant has closed. I was planning to return to Vegas next month and would have never missed the opportunity to go back. It is unfortunate that Henderson did not embrace this restaurant. They all are missing out on a true fine dning experience.

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An example of an negative review: All I can say is, I really hope this place was having a bad day. I was really hoping this place would be good. I loved their sign out front and was hoping for a new place to go...but I guess not. When you first walk in, there is no real clear direction as to where you go to order. I walked up to where they were making sandwiches for another customer and stood there. There were two people behind the counter making sandwiches. One left to ring a customer up and came back. All along, for the 5 minutes I was standing there, nobody said "we'll be right with you", "Hello", nothing. I didn't even get eye contact, but I suppose that would have meant they would have had to say something. I finally got an "Are you ready?", which as a side note I thought was somewhat rude. You can't even give me a "Hello. How may I help you?" Just an "Are you ready?" as if I had been making him wait a long time before making my decision. No... I was waiting on you. But I digress. I ordered and decided to get my sandwich to go because the environment wasn't much to look at and it felt claustrophobic. The food meh and made with what seemed like bagged bread. You can look at my photos to see what I got. I think they speak for themselves.