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A: we generally had a good experience here, but a few things missed the mark. first and foremost, service was excellent and friendly so no complaints there. to start i had the pasta fagioli soup- not very tasty and pasta in it was way too soggy. we also had a caprese salad for the table which was excellent so it made up for the subpar soup. for dinner, i had the veal parmigiana which was actually really tasty and a HUGE portion. this one missed the mark big time though- there was a whole pile of just fried breading covered in sauce and cheese and no meat in it. i noticed it as i was cutting into it, so i just put it to the side and ate only pieces of veal. even the server came back and asked me if i had taken the breading off and i said, "no, it was just on the plate like that for some reason." without this mistake, i wouldve really enjoyed the veal, but this was sort of a turn off.
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A: Big wow. Excellent meal. All I can say is bacon jam scrumptious. The Wellington empanadas are amazing, the dough and filling are just superb. Nice touch on the truffle oil Mac and cheese. Rabbit ragu and the black rice oxtail risotto was delicious, I love the rootbeer reduction on the sliders. And of course the final touch glaze donut bread pudding. The best bread pudding I've ever had, wow wow and wow!!!!
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Answer: This is for sure one of the best breakfast spots in town! They are always slammed with customers and are at a great location in Scottsdale! There food selection is good and their food is always fresh! Their orange juice is freshly squeezed as well. If you are hungry for breakfast this is the place to go! Love it!
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Output: I really wasn't impressed by this buffet at all. For the amount of time that I waited in line and the amount of money I had to pay, you're better off visiting "Cravings" at Mirage for a lesser price or the buffet at Paris. If you really want to drop a couple bucks on a good buffet, go to the Buffet at the Wynn--you won't be disappointed there.
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output: Jimbo DIED and went to PINBALL HEAVEN ! ! ! Pinball ALERT ! PINBALL Alert ! pinBall alErt ! This place is about one thing and one thing only: PINBALL !!! I saved my 400th review for this gem. This would be Pinball HELL if I was stuck here with no quarters... I should also mention I have a bi-coastal list of pinball spots here: http://www.yelp.com/list_details?list_id=gGDHjDE7A5YYZVCctiC7yw The closest (i would assume) to the Pinball Hall of Fame in LV is LUCKY Ju Ju in Alameda, Carlifornia (see: http://www.yelp.com/biz/0QlH001-SzzfwwuLoS8B7g ), which I hope to get to see for myself before heading back to NYC. Why can't they have something like this in every major city in the United Staes? Pinball machines are works of ART in their own right from the translite work, to the cabinet art work, to the back box, and upon the playfield. I especially LOVE the art on the machines from the 50's. I think I've found my mission in life... The Pinball Hall of Fame is about 20 minutes from the Strip if you're coming from the Mandalay Bay area. Parking is plentiful in this non-descript strip mall. On the two occasions I visited there were only a handful of people playing the various machines. Most of them are VERY well maintained, cleaned, polished, restored, and in excellent working order for machines that are on 24/7. This place is a labor of love and it shows. All proceeds go to charity - I believe the Salvation Army. I'll update the review eventually with all of the machines I got to play. However my all-time favorite is: + The Pinball Circus (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4354 ) There are only two of these in the world and the Pinball Hall of Fame has ONE of them!!! This machine is awesome! It's unique in that Midway created a machine that was upright and vertical in the same way as other coin-op video games versus the traditional horizontal playfield. There's three different playfields and at least 7 flippers on this particular pin. Incredibly unique and incredibly fun to play for $1.00 per game. I was able to get 2 free games based on one credit. All I know is that if this game were still on the open resale market or available brand new, I'd have one in my house! I love it that much. Too bad Midway is now out of business. I really wish this machine was not just a limited prototype and was actually mass produced. Most of the old-school pinball machines (ie: electro-mechanical (EM's)) are $.25. The solid-state machines are either $.50 or $.75 per game. Unfortunately, I didn't get to play all 170+ machines. Each one has a different "personality" and set of rules. I could easily waste the entire day at this place. The machines I typically gravitate to and would be compelled to collect are those produced in the 90's like: + Addams Family (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=20 ) + Scared Stiff (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=3915 ) + Star Wars (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2358 ) For those produced after the Year 2000 - all produced by STERN (see: www.sternpinball.com ): + High Roller Casino (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4502 ) + The Simpsons Pinball Party (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4674 ) + Spiderman (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=5237 ) The Electro-Mechanicals (EM's) are a special breed of machine that doesn't have all the gadgets or high speed of the newer solid state machines. The best value for your quarter can be found in the EM's. While I have a preference for the later generation machines, it's so easy to appreciate the old school EM machines because of the great care put into maintaining and upkeep of these beautiful machines. My favs: + Kings and Queens (see: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1381 ) + others... I absolutely LOVE the Pinball Hall of Fame. If you're in Sin City and not a golfer, gambler, or shopper and looking for something unique to see and experience, check out the Pinball Hall of Fame! Absolute 5 STARS... pix laters! =P
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Newest casino in Vegas - six reasons to hit up the east side's version of Red Rock: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=W_GX-Y-dbmS5WWMcvP3RYg 1. Ok well it's no Red Rock. The Boulder Hwy casinos are like a newer version of downtown, with more modern amenities and a more mixed crowd, but still kinda cheap. So if you like low limit gambling like $5 blackjack, craps, and roulette, and 1-2 NL and 2-4 L poker, this place is for you. This new "Eastside Cannery" is the latest, with a cool "Rosie the Riveter" retro theme. 2. On this opening Thursday night, the place was really hoppin. The blackjack and craps tables were all completely full: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=dNek-585lb4cDkZ3rltNYg Bursting at the seams even: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=UotxL53yD4xk8l--NxHCww I've been to the Palazzo a number of times and I've never seen the tables there even half full, honestly. This place will give the big casinos on the Strip with their high limits a run for their money. 3. Nice little sportsbook: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=iPvy5RYGgXxuQBjmqJuWcw Just after this photo was taken, the lady in pink yelled "Bet it all on the pretty horsey!!" and then collapsed in a cloud of second hand smoke and foundation powder, which I thought was exciting. The half pound burgers at the Deli next door are solid, very Whopper: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=ayiWVcVfzKrf_O1aRlEz2g 4. Nice little poker room: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=Hy79W1ER8nK49eDfo3Mo9A The 6 tables were split three 1-2 NL (looked like some pretty good action) and three 2-4 limit (also known as "a slow way to die"). I briefly considered playing but then remembered how much I hate that game nowadays. 5. Slots! Lots and lots of slots! Ebay slots: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=XtKm5YY9WyrzqzyIoGoL4Q I'm amused that ebay slots are no different than any other slots, same rules, they just have pictures of purses and shoes on them. And Lucky Fortune slots: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=zeT99v-phTkOAYnUcH-eVg And Wheel of Fortune slots: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=dthVjmiV41g-ITGkaNr1ow I would play slots but I like games where you can, like, win. 6. A 500 seat bingo hall for the Hells Angels mainline heroin crowd: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=dDPionTyj6hhTh941ti0yQ So the Eastside Cannery is "doubling down" on the old school Vegas staple of cheap low limit gambling that the Strip seems to consider beneath itself at this point. No uber rich Asian businessmen or Middle Eastern oil magnates here, just the low rollers. This night that approach seemed to be working, with not an empty table in the house.