Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I wanted to grab a quick bite after an exhausting day at a tradeshow in the Venetian and AquaKnox was pretty much in the right place at the right time. I didn't feel like going on a mission to find authentic food outside the hotel and the place had just the right amount of people and volume for me to deal with (not too much, not too little). I took a seat at the bar and was helped by several very, very nice bartenders. It seems most bartenders in Vegas are a little on the jerky side, but this guy and girl were more along the lines of fine dining waiters than just bartenders. My lite meal turned into a self made tasting menu of miyagi oysters, tuna tartar, and a butterleaf salad. One glass of white to start and one glass of red to finish. The oysters were awesome - served with a mignonette that made them pop. The tuna tartar had two sides to it - one was sliced and seared and the other was a true tartar. I would rather they just server a double of the tartar with some kind of eating vessel (like a fried wonton or something). The salad was pretty simple in ingredients, but it was perfect after the tuna and was presented in a beautiful blossom looking fashion. Tip included - about $120. Is that expensive? For burger king, ya. For a nice seafood restaurant in Vegas, not so much. That said, I did earn my "High Rollers" badge after checking in here on Yelp.
Q: positive

A: Best burger I have ever eaten without a doubt
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I originally wrote this on the El Cortez Hotel Yelp page, but since they have their own page now, here is the review: The best hotel I've ever stayed in for under $100! My boyfriend and I were attending the scooter rally downtown and this location was perfect. Everything about the hotel was beautifully decorated and well maintained. Free parking across the street, no need to walk through smoky/stuffy lobbies, 24-hour secured entrance, friendly lobby staff that greet us all the time, free/different candy daily. The lobby, elevator, and hallway all were decorated with taste. Room: We stayed in the Junior Suite. Very spacious, still had that new hotel smell, green walls were relaxing, flat screen HD TV on the wall, cute vintage-inspired furniture, soft low lighting (that's what I prefer), comfortable bed with clean bed sheets (not that quilt cover that other hotels don't wash), black and white tiled bathroom, mini fridge, and my favorite part of the mini bar was was a little tin called the "intimacy kit", but no thanks I brought my own! Window view was of the quiet street. The neighbor hood is downtown, not a lot to do, but the Fremont Experience is very close. Unsure about the locals and the NASCAR fans were in the same area that weekend. **DOWNSIDES** $150 deposit that you'll get back in 5-10 days. Why does it take so long?! Plus, my room rate went up without the hotel notifying me- I had to find this out on my own. They said the rate went up because of NASCAR weekend, but I booked early through the internet. I called at the manager and he was able to adjust my rate back without any hassle
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Output: The short and simple is this: I love the food, I hate the ambiance. There something so dark and creepy about this place, almost like a building where someone's been murdered or something. I'm overcome by this awful feeling every time I enter the building and I don't think its just because its an insufferable hipster hangout. The building is a renovated department store that has several of the vestiges of its former iteration, like an old glass bottomed elevator shaft, brand name signs, etc. In theory I love places like this that honer the building's history, but this place just gets under my skin in a bad way. Like I stated up front, the food is great. They have a wonderfully creative menu and fantastic salads (Garden chopped is amazing). They also have an array of really unique cocktails. And even if you don't actually come here for dinner, its worth exploring the upstairs bathrooms which are renovated 'changing rooms.' Just don't expect it to be the most relaxing, enjoyable dinner; at least I've never found it to be.
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output: 5 stars are not enough for Jm and his staff. By far the very best mechanics I've ever used. Honest, reliable, pleasant and they don't take advantage of little old ladies or anyone else for that matter. I highly recommend them unconditionally.
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Being from the Midwest I always tend to miss restaurants with a home town feel and thankfully Joe's has always continued the void for this "lobster neck"..From the familiar face of the maitre de or a regular waiter/waitress in Vegas Joe's always feels like home and you can't put a price on that! I realize since my initial review I have had a few trips back and neglected to update..For anyone who seeks a "what to try"..You must MUST try the stone crab claws..They come semi cracked and it does involve a bit of effort to indulge in the crabby goodness, but believe me it's well worth it from any horizon of that sea! Other notables are my favorite famous scallops..I'm not sure what it is about the preparation, but they just simply are the best I have been able to find to date and it's always a staple on my visit to Vegas, no questions asked..They are just tender to perfection and need no condiment or seasoning to knock even Caesar off this palace thrown! Another crowd pleaser which my wife and I were going nautical over was the madagascar shrimp..The head and tail are removed table side which is like Benihana meets Red Lobster, but paired with some key lime aioli and it'll leave you tickled pink to the gills! Also to wash down the meal dessert wise go for the banana cream pie I raved about before and rave about now..I can never get enough of it with the banana foster sauce drizzled everywhere..I have asked and in true Marie Calendar fashion the pies do have the ability to be bought in full and taken back to the hotel room which blows my mind..Oh the damage in a hotel room that could do (c'mon they've seen worse so don't judge)..Haha All I can say is for about $30 a person you create an experience and if you go enough like myself you leave a lasting impression apparently..It truly is a trip when you have a waiter stop and say they remember waiting on you many months prior which is a rarity in the Vegas scene!