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Output: One word: weird. Okay, to be specific: weird if you are primarily interested in a meal. Mingo is a swanky cocktail lounge that features a full menu of original and classic dishes concocted from many cuisine inspirations including Japanese, American, Mediterranean, and South American. The food is beautiful. Beautifully plated, beautifully seasoned, and treated with care and respect. I truly appreciate that the chefs do not fear bold flavors. My dining experience was a welcome change from the French-culinary inspired dishes I have tasted lately. Mingo takes many risks with their food, such as a deep-fried, free-range chicken breast and thigh served with a mango chutney and a chimmichuri sauce. A strange combination [The chimmichuri is served on the side. (You don't have to eat it.)]. The biggest risk, though, is the space. The layout, the tables, and the seating are not conducive to dining. This is designed to be a lounge. The tables and seating are fine for small groups who want to have a few cocktails, but they are not suited for those who come in for dinner. The tables are too low for the booths, and the chairs are to low for the tables. I spent a good portion of my meal hunched over in order to eat. This is a shame because the food is excellent. I think this would be a great place to visit if you are a single professional working downtown who is going to sit alone at the bar and down a martini and grab a steak at the end of the day. It is a good place if you are a small group meeting for drinks and a little nosh. However, if you are planning dinner for two, you and your partner ought to be foodies, otherwise one of you will never want to eat here again. That being said, I will be back. The attention to quality demonstrated at Mingo has earned my business.

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Output: My experience at Glossy Nails was nothing special. I wanted the standard $20 spa pedicure, and the standard I received. It's set up the same way as any typical nail salon: six pedicure chairs line one wall, four manicure stations line the other, and there's a sink in the back. I walked in and was immediately directed to one of the pedicure chairs. The chair wasn't overly comfy, and the massage feature was kind of weak. I wasn't offered a magazine...oh well. The pedicure was okay. All of the employees wear rubber gloves during your service, which is great for sanitation purposes; however, having a leg massage with these gloves really sucked. Lotion-ey gloves felt condom-like on my legs...I don't know how else to describe it. My toes are nicely polished, but it wasn't a very memorable experience. I had to ask for my bottle of nail polish back, and the woman who did my nails asked me how much I was going to tip her...I guess they don't have their credit card machine set up for the tip amount on the receipt. I've had much better.

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Output: The selection is 5 stars IMHO, but the customer service gets 0 stars. I completely agree with the review that talked about the poor customer service. "You're not worthy" just about sums it up. Whats up with that SGC? Step up your service. Anyway, despite leaving feeling like crap I left with what I wanted so thanks for that I guess.

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The first time I went here was for a pedicure and it was excellent! The tubs were clean and sanitized, as were the tools used for the pedicure. They use a type of chemical for your heels to slough off dead skin instead of a razor (this remover cost $3, but is well worth it). Then they do a nice calf and foot massage at the end. I also noticed that they did gel nails, so I decided I would come back for those the next week. And so I did...I walked in and asked for pink and white gels. They were oh so happy to oblige. I sat down and the girl immediately got to work. She started the sanding down of the nail and applied the white tips...and this is when it started to go down hill. The girl was distracted and said she had to do something in the back, but would be back in a moment. So I said okay...no biggie. I can wait a minute. The guy sitting next to her said he would finish for her (which is a good thing, because she didn't come back for about 20 minutes). So I moved over and he started his work. Everything was going as normal...until he started to apply the "gel." The "gel" came in powder form. Hmmm...gel...in powder form? How does that even make sense? OH, yeah...that would be because it isn't gel. It's acrylic and they use a gel topcoat/nail polish on top. Yet, they charge you more. It's a total scam. Regardless, I was leaving town the next day and just let them do their thing. After I paid and left I really started looking at my nails...and they were CROOKED! Not only was the filing off (completely lopsided on a few nails - luckily that can be remedied with a nail file), but so were a couple of the tips! When she put them on, she didn't even check to make sure they were straight! To make matters worse, these nails yellowed! That can happen when a cheap acrylic is used and is exposed to any type of UV light, aka tanning beds...or if you spend an excessive amount of time outside. I thought maybe it was just the surface that yellowed, but when I got them taken off today (in favor of REAL gel nails at another salon) I noticed they were yellowed all the way through! IF it's yellow all the way through, it's most likely that you have cheap or even toxic MMA Acrylic on your nails!! Needless to say, while their pedicures are nice...I will not be frequenting this place again...ESPECIALLY for nails.