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Output: All due respect to Janelle N. from Santa Monica, but you need to look harder in LA for a better pizza place. I'm from the same metro as you and I can name at least 10 places that are heads and shoulders better than this. In fact, this isn't even very good pizza, not for the price anyway. If it cost $2 a slice I'd say it was perfect, but since it's almost $5 a slice, gah! It better be something special. This is not something special. It's your typical Pizza made NY style and the ingredients didn't seem like anything I wouldn't get from your low grade pizza joint. I'd never, ever go back here because the cost of the pizza just was not remotely worth the slice they gave me, which had also clearly been sitting out longer then I'd of liked as well. I've tried pizza in Los Angeles as well, I also tried it in Chicago, in Alberqueque, in Minneapolis, in Milwaukee, but mark my words the Vegas pizza I ate here was by far the worst, and surprise surprise, also the most costly. This place your typical average 3 star pizza, but because of the price it drops to a 2. Don't believe ANYONE who says this is anything other then average. Some people just don't explore far enough past Vegas to know.

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Output: The food is good when it's served warm. The service is consistently slow and at times awful. If there were more options In the area, I would never go here.

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Output: Was introduced to this place by a friend and we all decided to check it out as a group for brunch. Upon stepping into the entrance, slot machines on the left are one of your first sights, very Vegas indeed. The entire environment seemed to emit Vegas-style retroness with fake indoor palm trees, colorful sugar, and a disco-like vibe. Since I knew the portions would be huge, my boyfriend and I decided to share a meal. We decided to order the CHICKEN FRIED STEAK AND EGGS (that comes with hash browns). In addition, since it was the morning and it looked like every other table ordered some, my boyfriend decided to order a BLOODY MARY to go along with the CHICKEN FRIED STEAK AND EGGS. The cocktail waitress was very nice in explaining it to him since he didn't know how it worked. You actually get to choose the type of Vodka you would like in it and they use their own secret list of spices to be included. As for it being brunch time, in Vegas, you would have to be drinking every time of the day. My cousin decided to order the PEPPERMILL SAMPLER (golden fried shrimp, breaded chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, bruschetta and batter dipped onion rings) for all of us to share. And that was the first thing that came out and man, did we have to share. The entire thing was huge. Sadly, I was only able to try the mozzarella sticks (which were very warm and gooey inside with cheese after being dipped into marinara sauce--yummy!) and an onion ring (I've had better elsewhere). The rest I left to the others in my group to try. My boyfriend's BLOODY MARY came out next. Being his first time, it wasn't bad. I tasted it as well and it did taste like V8 with a little bit of Vodka with seasoning in it for better flavor. He actually finished the whole thing and was glad his first time was at Peppermill. Finally, our main entree came out, the CHICKEN FRIED STEAK AND EGGS (with hashbrowns). It was super crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside and with that gravy on top made it even that much savory. The hashbrowns also had a nice top crunch to it which I love. Overall, we came out very stuffed. Luckily, since we shared, we were able to eat all of the CHICKEN FRIED STEAK AND EGGS. I wouldn't have been able to if I went into this as a lone person. Great first time experience. I can't wait to see what else Vegas has left for me.

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Sat there 10 minutes without a single greeting, I will be right back, let me get you some water. Nothing. I was excited for the food but are you kidding me? There was no one to greet you when you walked in, so I asked a waitress if we could sit inside. She said anywhere you like with no smile or anything. We ended up going outside. Welp, their loss, we were going to meet up with a large party but decided to go elsewhere in old town. Thank you for weeding out the poor service so quickly, I would have been disappointed to give you my money with a start like that.