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Output: Un brin de soleil au coeur de l'hiver! Nos charmantes chefs de communaute Risa et Katherine se sont encore surpassees pour nous concocter un savant cocktail de soleil, de bonne humeur et d'ambiance insulaire au bar "Le Lab!"! D'ailleurs, le personnel du Lab nous a offert une soiree hors paire avec une excellente sangria et une concoction geniale a base de rhum et d'amer. Le Ukulele, les danseuses et la tres sympathique communaute des "Yelpeur" Montrealais ont tous et toutes conspire pour me faire oublier le Montreal hivernal pour quelques heures! Merci!

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Output: While I am extremely excited to see another restaurant open up in MOFO. I have to admit that this place did not live up to any expectations. I typically try and wait a month or two to try new restaurants to allow them to work out their kinks, have the critics come through, and then really polish everything up. I decided to try this place out for an early Saturday dinner. The decor really blew me away, especially given what this place was before. I will also echo other reviews that the open kitchen, while cool, was terribly planned. We started with the chicken liver mousse. I will say it was bland and the presentation definitely missed the mark. It was plated very sloppily, and the ingredients were just mediocre. The Lobster roll got the roll correct but the lobster was way too salty and tasted like it had been cooked a few days ago. We then got the steak and eggs, which we had to send back (first time I have ever done that) because the whites were completely unset. Overall the concept was very confusing. The decor and staff gave the impression of very high end cuisine, but the food felt more like a bad version of Fran's or Dish, low key comfort food. I will say that if the food was executed properly it may have changed my mind. There are better places on Montford, especially for the cost of 15 North.

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Output: As others have noted, it's not a fair, it's a carnival. I've always imagined State Fairs to be where people from the actual State get together and show off their produce, have pie contents, biggest pig, biggest tomato, talent contest, etc... This is a bunch of private creepy carnival companies coming to town and milking you for everything you're worth. The games are stupid. They're designed for you to lose, but so you don't feel bad, if you pay enough, most will guarantee a stuffed toy. I'm sorry, if I want a guaranteed stuffed animal, I'll go to the store and pay market value for it. Then they have their tricky ticket system, $5 get you 10 tickets, $20 gets you 40. So there's no benefit to buying bulk. Each game is 7-10 tickets, and it's usually for only one try. So you're literally paying $5 to try to throw a single ball into a random basket. But you feel better because it's tickets instead of money, so you do it. The photo booths don't work, but they refuse to put "out of order" signs on them. So we spent 20 minutes on a bunch of different booths that didn't work before getting our money back and leaving. The food is probably the worst part. Not only is it ridiculous prices, but it's also not food any more. Fried burritos, fried burgers, fried ANYTHING. There are places where you can't take a breath without getting a lung-full of fried. The only good part was the Ferris wheel

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I got my Open Water Certification at All Wet Scuba a couple years ago. Right from the start I was welcomed as family. Everything went so well, that I continued training with them getting all kinds of specialties as well as my Advanced. After hanging out with every one at the shop not only did I feel like family I became family. I went on to get my Rescue, divemaster and eventually became an Instructor... all because of the great service, fantastic instructors, and the warm and fuzzy feeling I got from everyone. Thanks All Wet Scuba for changing my life for the better.