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Output: Driving an exotic car around a race track was on my bucket list. I planned a four day trip around Vegas, this being the main reason for going. Wow...just wow. Where to begin? I signed up for the Lambo LP700 Aventador. $500 for 5 laps. When I got there, they told me I could do another car for $50 off. I was always curious about the Nissan GTR, since all car magazines seem to rave about it. I signed up for the GTR black edition for $200 (originally $250) for 5 laps. Things can get pricey here real quick! I started off anticipating only spending $500 for the aventador. Than I added the GTR ($200), the $80 video package for all cars your in that day (front and rear camera footage from inside the car), and lastly, the $99 ride along with a professional driver/drifter for 2 "Hot Laps" around the track in 2012 Corvette Z06. Before driving, you must attend a 30 minute presentation to discuss how to drive best when attacking a race course. The course mainly revolves around familiarizing you with the course and how to take turns optimally. After class, you head out to do a lap in an SUV, driven by an instructor, in order to familiarize yourself with the track. After all that's out of the way, it's go time! I drove the Nissan GTR first. My instructor was Joe. He was awesome. He basically let me drive the car however I wanted while only giving me suggestions along the way (when to down shift, upshift, position myself for a turn). He was encouraging me to take turns way faster than I thought I should but the car took it like I never would have believed. By the third lap, I was pretty familiar with the cars driving mechanics and I was FLYING! I passed 2 Ferrari 458s, a Ferrari F430, a Mercedes SLS and a Lambo Gallardo in my GTR. No one ever passed me. I was screaming in this thing. When I go back, I am signing up for a lot of laps in the GTR. The GTR is cheap and EXTREMELY rewarding to drive. Next I drove the Aventador. The instructor Jason was pleasant, but he intervened MUCH more in my driving experience. He has his own brake on the passenger side that he used OFTEN to impede my progress into turns. He also would scold me when I didn't turn into a turn perfectly (it's my first day! C'mon!). Overall, the Lambo, while still fun, is not as easy to drive as one might think; I was probably circling the track a good 7 seconds faster per lap in the GTR. Also, while fast, the acceleration was not as fast as I thought a 700hp supercar would feel like. To further put things into perspective, I only passed one car, a Gallardo, while in the Aventador. My last lap in the Aventador, I was trying to track down a 458 but on the straight away, I couldn't catch him (surprising a 700hp car can't catch a 560hp car on a straight away). Also, towards the end of my last lap, I had a 458 catch up behind me and he was tailgating me, eager to pass, though, I got off the track before he could since I had finished my last lap and was done. Overall, this is a must experience for any car enthusiast. This easily ranks as one of the best experiences IN MY WHOLE LIFE, and I've done some amazing things with my life. My advice: Drive a Ferrari and Lambo if you never have (my dad has an F430 that I've driven before) just to say you've done it. What it ultimately comes down to is this: I would rather be seen on the street in a Ferrari/Lambo, but if you're not a professional race car driver, the GTR makes you feel like one and it is so much fun to drive. Push the GTR to the limits and it will surprise you! You never feel out of control and will be shocked when you're spinning the wheel into turns effortlessly while approaching triple digit speeds and hearing the tires squealing while still feeling absolutely confident in the cars abilities. The GTR is also the second cheapest car there is (Porsche Cayman S is the cheapest). You could get at least 10 laps in the GTR for the price of the Aventador. Ferraris and Lambos be damned! Next time I go, I'm signing up for A LOTof laps in the GTR!

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Output: Great hotel right on the Royal Mile. Rooms are very modern and chic, yet functional. Loved the free (non-alcoholic) mini bar in the rooms, US/UK power adapter, free wifi, and comfy king bed. Free dry cleaning for 2 items/day, additional items not unreasonably priced. Service was prompt and efficient. Location, fabulous. Did not try the bar nor restaurant here but truly enjoyed the stay and would not hesitate to book again.

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Output: Five Stars. They rocked it like a good burger should be done. Minor annoyance: do not settle for the table in the dining room that is closes to the bar side entrance. WAY too much foot traffic coming by all the time...felt like maybe 1000 people walked behind my during our quick dinner. Burger taste: off the hook. The Nom-Nom burger was amazing. Well worth a repeat visit!!

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My husband and I have been coming here for years! Love this place! Food is always consistent. I find the staff is always very pleasant and happy. Never had one problem in 10 years and we are foodies! Oh yeah, it's lobster season right now which is the best!