Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I have been to this location dozens of times and on this visit the service was downright horrible. No greetings to any customers. Kids on the line touching their face and hair. At least 30% of the meat on my small sandwich was fat. I've never experienced such poor quality meat at any Firehouse and believe that it should not have been served. I was told that "sometimes that just how the meat is." I discussed the poor service and negative atmosphere with shift manager and received a quick unauthentic apology with no remedy. I refuse to patronize businesses that don't appreciate their customers and provide quality service. I will not be returning up this location.
Q: negative

A: Useless, overpriced GARBAGE! I came in really wanting to buy something, but as I looked around the store and picked up the items, they looked very cheesy and poorly made for the amount of money they were charging. Novelty items and ugly cheaply made clothing alike. $100 for a clutch, and when I opened it, the magnetic clasp seemed flimsy and ready to fall off. It was hilarious. But what can I expect, trash in exchange for money -- that's who the Kardahsian's are anyway, right?? Lol. Another thing that I will have to concur with another reviewer. I did notice that they were selective about who they gave their Kardashian shopping bags to. If they don't like how you look or don't think you fit into who they're trying to market their store to by carrying their bags, then no Kardashian shopping bag for you, you get a Mirage bag. They'll gladly take your money, but they don't want you associated with shopping at their store. I say pass this store. You'd find cuter, better quality items at the flea market. And you won't be discriminated against and denied a shopping bag.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I'm generally not a carb-a-holic, but my carb loading binge for the Rock n Roll half marathon led me here. This is a similar concept to Roma's deli, but with a more personal touch. They have a variety of seating options. In the center there are lounge style couches and coffee tables, bistro/cafe area seating, and a more formal dining room. We liked the bistro area since it seemed more lively and the noise masked the crying of my baby nephew. Also the the UW vs UCLA game was playing...it was the fiances bday as well so it was only fair to let him watch football while eating :) As soon as we were seated the servers brought water and bread, and then Chef Marc comes to the table and goes over the menu specials and even goes into an explanation of their prep. Very nice touch, truly makes every diner feel like they are a VIP. The servers were always attentive and the water glass was never went empty. Now onto the food. We ordered the portobello mushroom appetizer and the charred octopus. The portobello mushroom appetizer was deceiving, while not the prettiest plating....the flavor combo was UH..MAZING!! My sister in law didn't realize they were mushrooms, she thought there was meat in the dish. The mushrooms are sliced thin in a cheesy gorgonzola alfredo sauce topped with crisp organic spinach. It was so good we cleaned the plate off. The charred octopus was cooked to perfection with an granny apple/celery/chickpea slaw. Even the bread that is complimentary is delicious with a Parmesan garlic topping. On to the entrees, I ordered the chicken marsala but also tried the ahi bolognese. The marsala sauce is probably the best I've ever had with marsala wine making almost a gravy that was great for dipping bread. The ahi bolognese was the special for the night and they took the sushi grade ahi, ground it up and cooked it lightly and added it to thin spaghetti. Pure genius! Since there was a birthday in the party, I got to sample the fiances free cannoli and it had a great pastry shell with delicious filling and was topped with fruit and chocolate chips. Who can pass up a good cannoli? Things I will definitely need to come back for: escargot, purchase their fresh pasta, checkout their small selection of Italian groceries, and of course check out their deli meats!
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Output: The food and atmosphere was Great...you just gotta go at the right time so u dont wait too long. Thanx again Mr. Mama's Crew...we'll b back :-)
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output: Red Lobster is better! The only things good here are snow crab legs and sweet tea. The hush puppies taste like corn dog breading without the hotdog and the all you can eat ribs a chewy and flimsy! My husband had the all you can eat rib dinner and after the first few bites wouldn't eat anymore and my son had the all you can eat catfish and only ate two bites! They both wound up eating my crab legs!
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While I did find faults with The Mirage, overall, it gets a solid 4 stars. I spent 5 days here for a conference. I ate, walked and drank here here's a brief breakdown: -The Room: for the price, you're getting a decent room. Stocked mini bar, robes, above average decor, flat screen, iPod dock alarm clock, rockstar bathroom. Lovely view of the parking lot. -Eats: In the hotel, your options for sit-down are several. Stack, Japonis, Samba, Carnegie, CPK and more. Up side, just about everything is great. Down side is, your options for take away or lighter fare (in price and quantity) are very slim. For example, while working all weekend, we wanted to grab something to take back into the convention and the simplest thing we could get was $16 sandwiches from the Carnegie. Don't get me wrong, I love them, but if I was here on a vacation with someone and planned on staying in the hotel, even lunch is an ordeal. Be prepared. Drinks: There's at least one big cup frozen drink shack. The burger joint makes boozey milkshakes. Revolution Lounge will drain your wallet to look at girls dolled up in 60's garb. King Ink is good as a lounge area but when they flip the switch to the full on nightclub, I need to evacuate. Overall: not bad. Everyone we encountered hat worked at the hotel was awesome. Even though it's on the higher end of the scale, you are not looked down on like in some hotels, no matter what you look like. So, overall, really good and I liked it. Im not saying they should put a food court in here or anything, but maybe something just a little more accessible in terms of snacking would be good..