Q: New Years Eve Robbery! We selected and pre-paid for a 5 course dinner ($320) at Dal Toro's. Have never eaten here before I just assumed (yea stupid on me) that being in the hotel it was and the price it would be good - boy was I wrong! Although we had reservations it was utter confusion and a long line to get a table. When we did get a table they sat my wife and I at a large table right in front of the patio door which was pretty much open most of the time letting in 30 degrees temp. Table was not cleaned nor set. Wife ordered wine which had to have been very old and open weeks ago. Service was very slow but when they did show up wanted to make it very rushed. Music was playing so load I could not hear my wife talk. I could hear and see alot of other guest complaining to the manager who was clueless. I could have lived with all that until the food came. It was COLD (all of it), and of very poor quality! Honestly Dennys would have been much much better for a fraction of the cost! Even though our reservations was at 10 it was approaching 11:45 until they brought the desert (which was really bad also) so requested our bill so we could see the fireworks on their patio. the waiter billed us again for the dinner even though we pre-paid so we had to have him take it off which took up to midnight. Went to their patio to watch the fireworks and realized it was already packed solid! Nobody could move and it was full of very drunk younger guys who were pushing and yelling, grabbing other women. Two fights broke out in minutes pushing and putting others at risk. nobody from the staff was anywhere near to see it or do anything about it. I was shocked that so many people were at this place given how bad it is! It is obvious this is a tourist trap given its location as it would not last 30 days for locals. If it had a all new management staff, menu and chef this place has potential because of it's location but otherwise stay away unless you want to pay a lot of money for really bad food and service! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I went in today about 2:30 pm and wanted to eat a shwarma sandwich, but the waitress said that they were out. So I ordered the chicken wrap. It was not that flavorful I thought compared to chicken shwarma sandwiches I've had. I was happy that we were getting a middle eastern arabic restaurant near siskey Y, but saddened that my order was not flavorful. The sandwich lacked tahini yogurt sauce and arabic pickles that traditional arabic food has. It was basically grilled chicken with tabouleh salad rolled in khubs (arabic pita). Not too happy! Entree's are so pricey, for a small 'cafe'. Lamb and kabob platters are outrageously pricey. Its not a full fledged restaurant that you need to have prices like this. 1/2 of Lebanese rotisserie chicken costs $10. I used to buy a full Lebanese rotisserie chicken from Middle Eastern Deli (long time ago on Sharon Amity), for $7. They should not be out of anything as they just opened!! LOL! I will try again to give them another chance. OPTIONS:
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Q: You may take this with a grain of salt, as this is simply my opinion. However, I am unimpressed with a store whose employees allow you enter with nary a greeting. And most of them were gathered by the front counter. Furthermore, they allow you to wander for nearly 30 minutes without even asking if you need any assistance. Honestly, I drove 30+ miles to go to what is purported to be the aquatic animal store that has the largest selection only to experience a dreadful customer service experience? Yes, I will give them kudos for the fact that their store is large, clean, and has a very large selection of product. But, if I can't even get any help with said product, what's the point? Nevertheless, I drove 48+ miles to visit a competitor, and had a wonderful experience in a smaller store. They got my dollars, and it was worth the drive. Then to top it all off, the same employees allowed us to leave without even saying anything. I hope that whatever topic of conversation they were having was so important that it took precedence over paying customers. I hope that they do improve their customer service in the future. However, I will not be returning, regardless of how large of an aquarium I get for our future homes. OPTIONS:
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Q: 1st thing, if you have any type of peanut allergy do not go to a five guys. They have free peanuts while you wait which is always nice. We do so enjoy the Five Guys and this one does not disappoint. The burgers are always made to order which means it takes a little longer than fast food joints, but it is worth the wait. A couple can easily share even a small fry as they give you quite a bit with your order. The Cajun fries add just a little bit of seasoning but not enough spice too be too hot. If you are looking for a nice burger without being fast food this is a good place. OPTIONS:
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positive