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Output: My friend and I are both 59 yr. old women with short hair. I always want a cut with a close back and longer on top but it seems stylists are afraid to do that. My friend wanted to go back to her spiky short hair and had the same problem. We decided to give this place a try and the gentleman at the front desk directed us to come back the next day to see Viktoriya, as she would best fulfill our needs. We made the appt, and sure enough our haircuts both turned out the exact way we wanted. Mine is short in back but longer on top with just enough oomph and hers is spiky but softer looking than her usual cuts. Viktoriya was great to work with and I would recommend her and this shop. She listened to us. I only wish I could go back to her but I was only visiting for a week. Oh, and the shop is charming and clean and you get hot towels and a neck massage, just like the gents!! :)

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Output: It's really a shame that I have to give the Cosmo one star because I really did enjoy my stay there. What I have not liked is how they have treated me since my stay. Prior to my stay we had a price set (it's in my confirmation email) of $1017 and with tax figured it would be about $1100ish. It was for the Wraparound Terrace Suite (which was really nice). When I was checking out of their hotel, I tried to do so on the TV until I noticed a charge of about $3300 (3x agreed amount). I called down and explained what I had in my confirmation email and they said stuff about upgrading twice (only did once), so I figured it'd be best to go down and explain. I came down and spoke to the cashier and he brought up these two upgrade fees (again bogus) and other fees totaling the $3300, in which case I showed him the confirmation email I had received. I told him that this is what I had agreed to pay for the room and wouldn't have booked it if it was going to be that much. I was not going to pay more than what I had agreed to. He spoke to the head cashier who was behind him and then went and talked to someone hire up behind the scenes. While the original cashier was speaking to someone in the back, the head cashier was nice and said we would get it taken care of. The original guy came back about 10 minutes later stating that they (the Cosmo) had messed up and they were going to remove all the charges that had been added on and I was just going to have to pay a little over $800 (I had put a deposit of $320 a couple months earlier) for the remaining balance. I'm looking at the receipt as I type up this review. Everything seemed fine and we were on our way back to NYC. Now, a couple weeks later, I'm looking at my bank statement to find a charge for just under $3300 from the Cosmopolitan. I called to speak to them but they are saying in a phone call that I agreed to this amount. I had got cut off in my original phone call and had to call back when booking and that's when I agreed to the price in which they sent me in my confirmation email ($1100 roughly). I have the email and the receipt from when I left the hotel and never authorized this ridiculous charge but they are yet to refund me the approximate $2500 they overcharged me. This cannot be legal and I now have my bank looking into it. They really have put a damper into the vacation experience there. Well, back to Encore we go.

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Output: Tuscany Gardens has a cozy welcoming atmosphere with fabulous food. Just off the strip this Italian restaurant affordable prices and attentive 5 star wait staff are top notch. For an appetizer the Agnolotti dish is delicious and highly recommended. Then for the main course the halibut with whipped garlic mash potatoes are absolutely addicting. If you want affordable Italian food, amazing food and staff plus close enough to the strip without the craziness this is your place.

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If you're in Vegas, this is a must try. It's over at the new Cosmopolitan hotel where everything just has a good vibe to it--like the Marquee nightclub, too. But anyways, without getting too sidetracked, Wicked Spoon definitely delivers if you're looking to indulge in some of the best that a buffet can offer. The food in the miniature pots just scream at you to take one and try. They set the presentation up like this because they really want you to try everything since, simply, there's just so much to choose from. Almost everything was delicious though and if it wasn't to me, it probably would be to someone else. One thing I was sort of disappointed at were the desserts even though they are supposed to be known for them, as well (or so I've been told). Their selection was good, but I didn't find much of it to be that special. All the different flavors of ice cream or gelato were fun to choose from though. At $35, I would say it's difficult to eat your money's worth unless you have a huge appetite; however, it's definitely worth going to experience it at least once.