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Output: Way overrated!! The food is overpriced for the quality. Very limited menu and they were out of the two menu items I wanted. They charge $4.00 per bottle of " filtered" water. It's very noisy in dining area and cramped, you almost have to shout to be heard at your table. The service was very good though. Oh yea, it was mothers day and the only mother at the table didn't get her drink order. Won't go back.

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Output: I have say that I really like 5 Guys Burgers. I originally liked In-out burger as I lived in California for 5 years. Then moved to South Jersey for the last 6 years. I recently tried in-out burger it is not as good as 5 Guys. The burgers are better and fries as well.

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Output: I'm pretty dang excited to have discovered Landmark. Why? Well, come with me as I explain. Landmark is not quite within the borders of the trendy part of Central Avenue. You shouldn't let the fact that its in a less exciting area deter you, however. Not that people seem to be deterred. When we went for Sunday brunch, there was an amazing mix of customers (as others have noted). Old ladies in church clothes, hipsters in Chucks, families with kids, and all of a range of ethnicity and color. This, to me, is an excellent sign. Inside, the place is nicer than you'd expect. It's not fancy by any stretch of the imagination, but it's clean, the decorations are fairly tasteful, and it's spacious. We were promptly seated and served drinks, and service was excellent throughout our meal. Of course, you're probably more interested in the food than the clientele, decor, or service. Well, you're in luck, because it was quite tasty. I ordered the Farmer's omelette, which included sausage, bacon, and tons of veggies. It was delicious. The biscuit that came with it was done right as well. The only "meh" note were the home fries, which, despite being nice and crispy, were slightly bland. Salt and pepper helped. Yeah, the food isn't word class, but it's plentiful, tastes good, and is cheap. I can't wait to go back and pick something out from that huge dessert case. All of the above are excellent reasons to give a restaurant four stars. What pushes me all the way to five? They're open at 4AM folks. 4AM. If you live in Mint Hill, you'll understand why it makes me so happy to have a place fairly close by, open late and serving good food, that's not Cookout. 4AM!

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I was hunting for outlaw/western knick nacks for my event. I knew that the Old Town shops were the place to go, but I had one in particular in mind. After walking by Bischoff's several times over the years, I finally had an excuse to walk in with reason so I jumped at the chance. The verdict is that this shop was everything I was hoping for and more. This place is packed wall-to-wall with stuff. Legit stuff. They have everything from cowboy boots and cowboy attire, to novelty foods perfect for gifts from the southwest and event sports attire from particularly every team you can imagine: and when I say every team, I mean it. They even had KU stuff. To the left of the store, the walls are lined with cowboy boots, leather, moccasins, belt bucklers and western purses. In the back, you'll find every type of "gift" such as outlaw bbq sauce, tombstone chili, scorpion suckers and prickly pear gummy bears. In the back right of the shop, they have rows and rows of cowboy hats that vary in price. Throughout the rest of the stores, you'll find sports attire (Giants, A's, Bears, U of A, ASU, KU, Cubs, etc, etc, etc). Then in the front right of the store, they have plenty of Native American gear as well. This is a one-stop-shop for anything you need that's themed around Arizona; whether it be cheesy or authentic. You'll find it here.