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Output: I went to Amy a few times and had her match a color. The was OK, but not great with both cut and color and I stressed that I did want to damage my hair and have it blond. Yet when I decided to follow her suggestions about highlighting I was very disappointed and I never go back. She fried my hair by picking a to harsh a bleach and she put it all over. I was blond with fried hair again. The cut was bad in that the brittle ends just fell off. Do NOT go there. There are two many pink hairdos and bad stylist who have never taken a class on color since 1979. If you wear capri pants, are fat and wear keds, you might like this place. If you want style and healthy hair stay away

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Output: Food quality somewhere between a Texas Roadhouse/Western Sizzlin and an outback. The service was slow, steaks heavily seasoned, and presentation was poor. The sides were good, and the atmosphere was nice for something different (hole in the wall) but the food was below average. Typically in Charlotte you get what you pay for, at Beef & Bottle price is no indication.

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Output: South Park still desperate for a decent casual restaurant other than chain Cheesecake Factory which is not a bad fallback fortunately. This place trying hard to find itself with a wait staff young and honing their skills. I'd guess ownership is completely male hiring mostly female bartenders and wait staff. Are they catering to 25 year old men or families? In addition to our waitress, at least 2 male manager types walk by and ask how things were - surprised we weren't asked to fill a 5 page survey. Menu has a Mexican restaurant feel - inexpensive food at average prices. One appetizer was described as fried oysters and consisted of 5 to 6 small 1/2" clam sized oysters in their shell for $15.00 - what!!?. One of their wrap tacos had a entire 3/4" slice of lime buried in it - as I bit down to chew I was chewing the skin of a lime - seriously? Clearly somebody in the kitchen doesn't G.A.S. Next!

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If you're looking for an inexpensive, tasty lunch in the Strip at a sit down restaurant, give Chicken Latino a try! I came here for lunch today with a friend, and we ordered the half Peruvian rotisserie chicken, yucca fries, and fried plantains, which was more than enough for the two of us. I also had a bottle of Inca Cola, which I hadn't had since studying abroad in Quito in 2006. We enjoyed the chicken, which I found tender and well-seasoned, particularly on the skin, particularly with the green sauce, which we mixed with mayo to cut the spiciness. The yucca fries were also great with the sauce. I wasn't as much of a fan of the plantains (too sweet), but this is probably an idiosyncratic matter, since I don't really care for bananas much. All this food set us back about $20, which is pretty inexpensive for a sit down meal, though there is cheaper street food to be had nearby. Our waiter was friendly and helpful, helping us make decisions by making suggestions. I also enjoyed the wall hangings, which reminded me of the textiles available at indigenous markets in Ecuador. One suggestion for improvement would be to have mayo available in squeeze bottles, similar to the green sauce, since tearing open packets is a pain and creates unnecessary waste. Other than that, nice job and thanks for an enjoyable lunch!