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Output: Went in for the first and last time on Saturday night. The chicken was burnt with pools of grease on top. It seemed as though they had already cooked chicken and redipped in the fryer to warm. The sweet tea was stomach churningly sweet. The service was inattentive. At the end of our meal a man took our card went outside and chatted with another table, we were in a hurry and had to ask another person to go find out what was going on. The place was clean and the workers were friendly, but what I really want from a restaurant is good food, and this place lacks.

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Output: Ambiance is great. Food is terrible. I had a carne asada dish that went haywire somewhere between the guacamole and marinara sauce that were poured on top of it. Not exactly sure who thought that would be a good combination. Maybe Cheech and Chong? Go for a cocktail, look at the pretty people, eat elsewhere.

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Output: The food was very bland and tasteless. None of the sauces had a taste they seemed more like a garnish then part of the dish. The service was none existent I sat there with 1 other table that was on their way out so it wasn't like it was busy night. I had to ask for a beverage instead of being offered one and minutes before my dish came out they decided to ask me how spicy I wanted my dish. Needless to say if your in a rush and just looking to fill your stomach with substance this is one of those places.

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I just recently made a trip DT to check out Vegas Streets (It's been a while) and decided to go to Commonwealth since I had not been there yet. I've heard such great things about it - rooftop deck, great art, nice environment. Well, all rumors were true. Loved the place. Loved the decor, a little more upscale than the typical DTLV crowd I'm used to. Felt more like a Downtown Cocktail room crowd, which I actually enjoyed the people a little more. Seemed more like hipsters with their shit together. Unlike, the younger crowds who venture to the bars next door. (Don't get me wrong, I'm still in that age demographic who would be next door, but I've just grown out of the stage of not having my own personal space at bars) It was still early in the night, so perhaps that is not normal there. For all I know, the place could get uncomfortably cramped as the night grows. My group grabbed some drinks from the bar on the roofdeck. Everyone bought beers except for me. I wanted to try a house drink. I ordered the "Men in Tights" which is basically Jameson, lemon, honey and sweet vermouth. The girl had poured my drink and handed me a tiny cup filled pass the brim with ice. I looked in the unusually small cup and saw that it was barely half full (including the ice) I was a little more than disappointed when seeing that, because I did not think I had ordered a shot, but an actual house specialty beverage. They should have at least filled the tiny cup up! My boyfriend leaned over as he saw me eyeing the liquid and said, "Guess you only get half a drink here" Maybe next time I should order a beer. They do have a great selection to choose from. We sat down at one of the tables that overlooked East Fremont St. I took a sip of my half filled cup, and yum! That drink was delicious. I will say that it does taste a lot like a sweet tea. After taking a few sips, I realized it is definitely a sipper due to the sweetness of the honey, but it was delicious. So overall, I was very impressed with Commonwealth, and if any of the bars DTLV, that will be my first choice to return too.