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Output: We stumbled across this new restaurant/lounge the other day after lunch. Such a FAB vibe!! Even empty it's waaaay cool. From the chandelier collection over the bar, to the really great painting, wallpaper graphic? on the back wall. Someone took some time & EFFORT to create this space that much is clear. So last nite for a GNO we headed for Whisk~ very buzy for a Thursday and this is a huge space so I was happy that business is going so well for a new restaurant. We sat at a hi top table that could seat 8/10 people, although we were 3, others were at the table and were perfectly welcoming. The menu is also creative, we started with a Cheese & Crostini appetizer. Nicely presented with candied walnuts, blue cheese, white cheddar, honey comb, strawberries, blueberries & raspberries, a fig jam, crostini a and a cheese that we couldn't ID, but tasted good. *a nice touch would have been for our server to go over the selection when she brought it, just a thought! From there we sharedthe Mushroom Risotto . Simply DEEEELISH & the portion was GIGANTIC!!!! so perfect for sharing . The dessert was a BIG DISAPPOINTMENT!!!!' Sounded wonderful chocolate donut with cappacino ice cream. The donut looked like a day old from Albertsons and was tasteless the other donut looked like a cake donut but had an odd glaze(?) on it. The entire plate was ODD! DEFINATLTY THIS PART OF THE MENU REQUIRES RETUNING!!!!!! The drinks are WONDERFUL a nice menu selection of cocktails & wine & beer options too. DEFINATLY will go back and recommend you check out this "new" addition to the District.

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Output: It took me a while to review this location because of mixed feelings--I don't like getting my pedicure at the same time for my hands-- I like to close my eyes and enjoy my pedi which I get everything I paid about $45 for just a pedi but I really enjoy. I went the first time was just for a pedicure with Eric- he did amazing job, I don't mind paying $45 because he takes his time- the second time I went for a full set silk nails- which I paid $55 plus tip it (it suppose to be 40 but because I asked for gel color it was $15 more)- not worth it at all-- (forgot the girls name) the next day, one of my nails broke while in the shower- was not able to go back to get it fix because I had to fly out of town- the third day on my vacation 2 nails broke while putting my seatbelt- I was super embarrassed. I will only go back for a pedicure with Eric-- Just moved from California-- still looking for a place where I can get my nails done..

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Output: the coffee here tastes like berries. I was told by a barista at another coffee shop that it should taste like berries, since coffee beans are actually seeds from coffee berries. I've had the daily coffee and cold brew and I got the same bright, fruity flavor. the staff was very friendly and prompt with service. there is plenty of seating around, now that they have expanded. they have wifi, but it seems a little bit too loud for studying. it's a super hip place and a good place to hang or meet up with friends.

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This was, by far, the worst meal we had while in Las Vegas...especially disappointing since it was also, by far, the most expensive meal we had while in Las Vegas. We just had a little time for dinner before a show, and the concierge suggested this place since we had no reservations. It was horridly overpriced, and the food mediocre at best. The service was, however, outstanding...sorta. They brought a piece of bread before the meal, and never offered another, until we chased the server down and asked. Not cool. We split the grilled octopus appetizer. The octopus was cooked perfectly, but sauced with an extremely strong balsamic glaze that completely obscured the flavor of the fish. We both ordered the short rib with polenta dinners. The meat was overcooked to the point that it became mush as soon as we started to chew it. The polenta was excellent...both tablespoons of it. The "dinner" portion would have been an appetizer anywhere else. This meal was thoroughly disappointing, especially at $36 a pop. The wine, at $22 a glass, was no better than the wine they bring for free if you just stick a dollar bill in the penny slots. Mario, if you're paying attention: You can do a lot better than this!