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Output: Having dined here three times, once before they changed their menu and twice after their "downsizing" and "de-southern-afying", I have to say that every experience was wonderful. This restaurant is adjacent to the Cinemark Theatres at Settler's Ridge and is a prime location for pre and post movie goers. I wish this place would change their sign and their exterior to be brighter. The restaurant never looks open. The first time we went there my girlfriend had to drag me in, just based on looks, I did not get a good vibe from the place. Adages and cliches aside, I should have never judged this book by its cover. The food was exceptional and the service was outstanding. We did not know this place was BYOB and quickly learned that we could bring a bottle of wine and enjoy it with dinner without a corkage fee. The waiter gave us a low down of the menu and told us they were re-working their menu to focus more on fresh, healthy fare and were truncated the items that had a southern flare. That was ok, I really didn't need to be eating friend chicken at a restaurant called pure and simple, it just seemed to go against the flow. That first night we sampled their soups, salads and sandwiches. All were exceptionally crafted. The pear salad was fresh and the dressing was top notch. The chicken sandwich (which was later taken off the menu) tasted homemade. They truly exemplified the name pure and simple. The ambiance is interesting (kind of a mix between your grandmother's house, a restaurant in New Orleans and an IKEA) and they always have The Bridge channel on XM playing. Truly a sight to be seen. We have since returned only to find that this place keeps getting better. They have kept most of their salads (try the pear or the beet) and have cut their menu in half. The last time we dined there I had the baked chicken with risotto. The chicken was perfectly cooked, juicy and perfectly seasoned. The risotti that accompanied it had more of a vegetable stock flavor and was cooked well. I have yet to try the shrimp and grits as I hear it is absolutely amazing. They have sold out each time! I need to stop going to late movies and trying to eat after. I hope this place stays in business and more people find this hidden gem in a parking of big box chains. If you go see a movie at Robinson give yourself some extra time either before or after the movie. Pure and Simple will satisfy your palate and whatever mood you are in. If you feel like this place looks closed, give it a closer look, you may be surprised.

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Output: I have mixed feelings about this restaurant. I mean, on one hand they have a great selection of wine, they have some tasty food items on the menu, and the space is great! On the other hand, I feel the food is hit or miss...it's not as consistent as one would hope. I get it, when food is made fresh on the regular, stuff is going to be a little different here and there. The service has always been great, nice people and informative when I've had questions about the menu. We usually get the roasted beet appetizer which comes with goat cheese and (I think) walnuts. Yum! I've had a fish, beef and chicken entree here..can't say that I enjoyed the fish but the beef and chicken were tasty. The fig and pecan pie is really outstanding. I was a little put off when I first read it, because I'm neither a fig nor pecan fan. But let me tell you, paired with their cream cheese and citrus ice cream that pie is amazeballs. They have fun house cocktails and a large community table made out of a big piece of beautiful wood. We came here for my gf's graduation dinner and they were nice and accommodating, although when I let our server know right up front that we were going to need separate checks (already checked to make sure when we called for the reservation and they said it was fine) he gave a little 'tude at first. I had to explain that I, too, am a server and I know how it is doing split checks (actually it's really not that big of a deal if people tell you up front)...he relaxed after a bit. Anyway, I still feel lurv for this place and I will continue to come back and try different cocktails/wine/food.

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Output: Great store.. Great place for Meetup Groups..compelling and informative.

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pros... great place to have some tasty japanese food while in las vegas. this is a traditional little japanese restaurant in a strip mall. got here purely by luck, my group was looking for some sushi and we just happened to be in the "chinatown" area of las vegas. and just noticed the sign which struck me as typically japanese in writing style. the inside is very nice, family run restaurant. nothing fancy but neat, clean and presentable. we were seated on a long table with a bench along the wall and chairs opposite it. and any place which has food items written in the native (non-english) is alright by me. the food was tasty and had a lot of choices: ramen (noodle soup), don-buri (some meat over rice), sushi, yakitori (grilled meat on a stick), and the small little plates kinda of like japanese dim sum, but more to be eaten with beer or alcohol. they also had some unusual dishes such as, omurice, omelette over rice, and okinomiyaki, japanese style pancake. their alcohol selection is also very nice, with a choice of beer, shochu, chu-hi, and sake as well. all in all a very complete menu. me my buddy henry got all the yakitoris, about 8 varieties, there was also a nice selection of ramen. my wife ordered the shoyu or soy sauce broth, which had a nice soup base and had 3 slices of cha-shu pork as well as a bevy of bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, green onions, and a sheet of nori (red laver, kelp). my buddy the wyster got the tantan noodles, which were hot and spicy, chopped meat with soybean paste and lots of chili peppers. my other buddies, mike and shay, ordered the sushi, which was great. they have some pretty unique rolls and a lot of deep fried makis as well. all in all the food was very delicious and came out pretty fast. so if you are looking for some japanese food in las vegas and you are around chinatown, come to this place, you will not be dissapointed. and they are open until 2 a.m. every night, or is that morning? cons... parking is tight, and not too many spaces for the size of the mall, but i think there was more underneath or behind the mall. oh the bathroom was clean but the toilet in the men's bathroom was missing the top of the commode, so when you flush it you get a little spurt of water, funny but interesting.