Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Switch, I met a good buddy there last weekend for brunch and a $3 bloody (quite possibly the sweetest phrase in the English language). The special was a skillet with potatoes, eggs, house made pastrami, covered with Benedict...and Holy Crap was it yummy!! I was glad to see that the bar was full and the restaurant was packed at 11am on a Sunday. I was equally glad that the venture out into the COLD weather was worth it. NOW, if you would only bring back the vegetable gallette ;)
Q: positive

A: Friendly staff, nice decor for the area, prices are just "ok",. The only complaint is Neither myself or my friend liked the coleslaw and couldn't finish eating it . New place so it might take time to work out the kinks.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I took my boyfriend here in July to surprise him for his birthday. He had NO idea it was coming and was totally stoked when I told the cab driver to head to the Venetian. The place still has a good name for itself. The hotel is central to everything on the strip - and if you know Vegas, you know location is vital. We got a great rate on a luxury suite (their most basic room), which was a nicely sized split-level suite with an L-shaped couch and a big comfy king-sized bed. Overall the room was clean, but the furniture was very old and dated. It can be hard to snag space by the pool, mostly because rude people try to save their chairs with towels, or abandon their seats without picking up after themselves. Just snag one of the pool attendant girls and tell her you're having trouble finding a spot and she'll make it happen while you order a cocktail at the bar. Problem solved. Tip them for the trouble they save you! You can get pretty yummy and affordable breakfast at Grand Luxe downstairs. They had great coffee! The Venetian is a pretty solid hotel, and I would recommend it to friends if they found a good rate, but I wouldn't go out of my way to repeat our visit because I prefer more up-to-date decor. The Mirage across the street has some beautifully renovated rooms with plush beds for roughly the same or cheaper rates, so that would be my preference in the future if I wasn't prepared to splurge on the Wynns/Encores/Cosmopolitan hotels of the world.
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Output: Gaucho. Who doesn't love to say Gaucho? And what meat eaters wouldn't love this tiny little spot in the Strip? We arrived early on a Saturday morning. And Chef Anthony Falcon was already performing for the crowd! Yes, this man is a performer, describing the menu, giving tips on what to order and truly thrilling the crowd! So, here is a bit of the condensed version of the story of this grill spot. A gaucho is an Argentina cowboy. These gauchos would grill beef over a wood fire, giving the meat an incredible flavor. Chef Anthony's great grandfather was a gaucho in Argentina. Be sure to search the restaurant wall for a photo of him dressed in gaucho garb. Well, on to the story. Chef Anthony's uncle visited Pittsburgh from Argentina and said, you have got to put a restaurant in the Strip. And so, here we are today. It's interesting to enter and see stacks of natural hardwood everywhere. All cooking it done by fire. No oven. No stove. And definitely no microwave. It's almost prehistoric. Wood, fire, meat. The day we visited, Chef Anthony was not cooking, he was entertaining and waiting on the crowd. Not being super hungry, we opted to order simple items. I got a cob of corn and steak empanadas. OMG. Can't say enough about the awesome flavors here. BJ got a chorizo sandwich with peppers, onion & pimenton. So good. Also, I added the pimenton to my empanadas. Spectacular. Clearly, we need to return with an appetite. And try more of the menu. Can't wait for that!
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output: If you don't already know this, Irish Pubs are known equally as well for their booze (ales, whiskey, and lager!) as they are for their "pub food." I award 5 stars to Ri Ra for exemplifying the latter quality in its lunch menu. Granted, the place only offers sandwiches (and salads too I guess) at noon, but they are absolutely, positively, worth the trip. Almost everdyday the lunch menu offers a "special," which tends to be the most succulent sandwich filler one could ever conjure up in their kitchen. They take a perfectly roasted pork loin, for example, and carve thick slices, which are then layered on top of a freshly baked roll. These rolls are never crunchy or stale; they don't cut the roof of your mouth when you bite in (ouch!), nor do they get soggy when adding condoments. I'm not quite sure how this phenomenon is achieved, but it's kudos-worthy. I hate when my tomato becomes part of the bread. BLEAGH. These rolls on the contrary, are so fresh and soft, they're practically falling apart, until glued in place by the panini grill. Unlike other delis/lunch spots, you should keep your sandwich simple, because the ingredients and toppings are so fresh and flavorful it would be a shame to spoil the fun. The special pork sandwich with mustard, cheese, lettuce, and tomato is mind-bogglingly good, and I have often heard that the turkey with cranberry being referred to as "Christmas in a bun." You decide. AND YOU GET A PICKLE!! I mean seriously, just when you thought life couldn't get any better, you get a pickle for the win. I'll definitely be filling out my loyalty card here (8 sandwiches, get one free). And you need to be beating the lunch rush, because once the special is out.... its OUT. Word has gotten out about the magic that happens at Ri Ra though, so don't get left behind :P 5/5
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I really like this bar and have come many times over the years for karaoke and fun drag shows. Based on these past experiences I would give this place a five. Based on my recent experience, though, I'm giving it a two. I came for karaoke with friends. Brandon the DJ is charismatic, adorable, and will give you all the hugs you want, but he does not maintain any order in the song rotation. The were only a few people singing, but my friend waited hours for her name to come up because Brandon let the same few people sing again and again. I got to sing pretty early on, but only got one song. He made excuses every time, and kept telling us we were next, but kept us waiting. I've been to other karaoke nights where the DJ says he'll put you up more frequently if you give a big tip. If that's the game, at least you know how to play it. Brandon states no rules, though. He just keeps the excuses coming. I'm sad. I really like The Rock and I really want to come here for karaoke, but my $30 bar tab only got me one song over the course of the night, and that's just not right. If you just want to drink and meet awesome people, this is a great place. If you enjoy singing, try a different place.