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Output: This place is really the direction that I hope Las Vegas is heading. This is the South-Strip big brother of the Downtown Container Park. Shamelessly more tourist- and chain-centric than Container Park, but awesome in its own right. The adultness of the retailers is obvious, but not so overbearing that you do not feel awkward taking your kids here (during the day and early evening). In fact, they will love it. Brooklyn Bowl positively rules. If you could take House Of Blues, combine it with a bowling alley, and throw in some great food, great bars, and cabana-like service, you might get the idea. We spent an hour-and-a-half here at 1pm with our kids and were treated like royalty. Seeing a show here is going to be ridiculous. Squeeze took me a few minutes to figure out. I walked in the east door thinking, "Oh, a candy shop." I saw a wall of various drink vessels, some quite large on the west wall. When I walked up and realized I was in a candy shop surrounded by a wall of self-serve margarita machines, it was an 'ah-ha' moment. Like a Roald Dahl book infused with ethanol. Pretty cool. There are a lot of restaurants and retailers here that I only walked by, but it looks like a step in the right direction. Yes, I have been to The Grove and other similar, established places - but for Las Vegas? This is good stuff. Don't compare, just enjoy. Vegas, I like where you have been and I really like where you are going. Lets keep mixing the two together and see what happens.

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Output: This place is nice! I like that it is outdoor... always a fan of a patio restaurant. I went ahead and ordered a veggie burger because their name is "strip burger" and I'm always on a hunt for delicious creative veggie burgers. Their veggie burger was not mushroom or soy based like the other ones but with brown rise, seeds, and nuts! It tasted kind of like potatos but it was very fulfilling. There were no unique sauce so i used the regular ketchup and mustard which is fine but I couldn't stop thinking how much High Fructose Corn Syrup I was putting into my mouth because most brand ketchup is filled with that crap. But the burger in general was good but nothing special. I also ordered a "three some" which included fried pickles, fries, and onion fries. the onion fries were stringy, sweet and hard to eat but yummy. wish they were in my veggie burger! it would've been delicious with it! the fries were regular but good and my friend and i both enjoyed the deep fried pickles! a weird sensation of crunchy pickles. :D I would definitely recommend this place for a quick lunch stop!

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Output: My favorite pizza in Madison, better than Ian's and Glass Nickel and Greenbush (that's what that basement place on Regent is called, right?). Big floppy slices that you've got to fold, and that nice orange grease oozes out and drips down your arm. Sprinkle on some parmesan, get a coke, tuck a napkin in your collar and dig in. I'd say that a cheese slice will set you back $2.50 or so, and the more elaborate pizzas get up to around $6.00 a slice. Barbecue Chicken pizza is a favorite with this humble yelper, and I think you'll like it too. Free delivery in the downtown area (but tip well as always!) Open late

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I loved the Adobada Pork Chop! Always ask your waiter what their fave dish is, everywhere you go. We did that here and ended up with the best meal of our lives. The pork chop is served with a sauce over it and I can't remember what it was, but I would drink it if it came in a glass. I dipped the side of spinach in it and altogether the flavors worked well. A little pricey, but well worth it!