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Output: It's peanut butter jelly time! Put it in m'mouth, put it in m'mouth. And weird Lebanese spice time. And haggis flavored tofu time. And choco-covered banana time. And dried fruits and nut time. And rose flavored jelly time. And chick pea curry cous cous time. And canned fried eggplant time. And baggies full of snacks time. And fancy olive oil time. And lots of veggie friendly time. And 200 types of tea time. And pink colored sea salt time. And cheese-ish cheese time. And man behind the counter time. Who gives you free tasting time. Who might just talk your ear off time. But lets you try the seeds time. As a begrudging vegetarian, I am always in a huffed search for alternative stuff I can eat in this city o' potatoes and cheese (note: i f*cking love potatoes and cheese). And man oh man does this place deliver. It has all sorts of Arabic delights, 6 billion flavors of hummus, teas flavored with anything you could imagine - yes - banana crack-cocaine tea, and veggie snacks and treats as far as the eye can see! They also have SKIPPY in a MONSTER sized jar. I won't lie... I come here for the Skippy and leave with the tofu and healthy snacks. It's like a TREASURE CHEST of whole foods in this place.

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Output: This place was recommended by a friend, I must say, I was highly disappointed. I came with my family and we all had the same opinion of the food, which was "not very good". Their fried rice was just white rice cooked with soy sauce. Their crispy chicken was not crispy, but soggy. Sesame chicken was soggy as well and both reeked of vinegar, not appetizing. Although just a few dishes tried, I don't think we'll be coming back.

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Output: I've been to Juan Jaime's several times - both for lunch and happy hour. I like the atmosphere here - it's relaxed, has an upscale feel to it and they play good music. Later in the evening it can get fairly busy here and the noise level definitely increases. Of course, the tequila probably contributes towards that... The food is good - nothing super fancy, but quick and simple. At lunch I usually go for the Tacos Trio (chicken), but I've also had their burritos and they are also good . They have a great salsa bar with a lot of options. The chips are okay - like someone else on here mentioned they can be greasy at times. I would say I come here more for the happy hour than I actually do for dinner. The bartenders stay on top of everyone and they have a very nice selection of tequilas. Happy hour prices are competitive and the crowd that hangs out here is pretty social. The service here is excellent - never had a bad experience. I have to give a shout-out to Kaitlyn who took good care of us today during lunch. If every place had a server like her, life would be good. Definitely worth a visit - especially if you are looking to decompress after a long day or want to meet up with friends for a drink or two at the end of the day.

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This is like a 3.5 rounded up to a 4. I came, I heard good music, I left satisfied. I can't help but frown at a couple of factors though. I've been here several times, most recently for the 106.5 The End Weenie Roast. Ahh, grass seats to an all-day concert in the rain, who could ask for anything more? Oldy McOldpants that we are, my friend and I wussed out and bought $10 upgrades to a seat under cover. Best decision of the day. The setup itself I think is great. There is not a bad seat in the house, and you can hear the music clearly all the way in the parking lot. And I was not aware until this visit that there were VIP tables with full service- maybe I just wasn't paying attention. I don't know how much they cost but to save the cost of waiting in the concessions line, I might consider it. Alright, concessions. Here's where I think they fall short, and by fall short, I mean inching very close to highway robbery. Obviously it's going to be expensive- my friend informed me that venues like this make most of their profits from concessions. My real problem is with the price comparisons from one item to another. I got a chicken tender basket with fries and a beer: $15. But a beer by itself is $13. And the beer is in a can and you didn't even have to cook it. Even funnier is that a glass of wine is $8, but nachos are $8.50. Save money, get drunk! (I should point out that they do allow you to bring in your own food and water, as long as you follow their rules about containers, but you can't bring in beer and no one wants to see Flogging Molly sober.) Is it worth it to see a show here? Yes. Just eat before you come and be prepared for a little pinch in your wallet if you get hungry.