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Output: I've been to a similar concept store in Wheaton. This place seems pricey (some $0.47 per ounce), like that one, but the sheer amount of flavors and toppings is overwhelming compared to other stores like it. I had a lactose-free mango frozen yogurt, and some pomegranate-based yogurt. Both were very good, and I had no complaints about them. There were many other flavors available, including the oddly-named "European tang". The toppings included yogurt chips, mochi (!!!), a brownie, very fresh fruit (yes, the mango was ripe) and more. The store design is very bright, very pastel and very smart. I might just be back here tomorrow if I'm craving more frozen yogurt. Hopefully I can try some of the more chocolately or crunchy toppings next time.

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Output: A lazy Thursday and a few episodes of Cake Boss brought my friend and I to Scratch. The restauraunt is very cozy and outside seating is available although the atmosphere isn't quite the same with metal patio furniture and a view of the bike racks and parking lot. The menu isn't amazing, but it's the ingredients that are used (i.e. amazing french bread fro sandwivhes!) However, it is the pastries that take 1st place here. You must try the cheesecakes, and for $.75 you can take the cute little cup with you =)

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Output: Went in there with three of my other great friends and it was a disaster from the start. We were not greeted for more than five minutes once we were sat and it wasn't until some server came by to ask if someone has been to us. Two out of the four orders were totally screwed up by either the server or kitchen and both meals had to be comped and when we received our food it was less than par for the course. Burgers were dry and overcooked per request. Simple things that came on the some of the items we ordered were absent and after all the problems so was the manager from talking to us. This was my fourth time here and probably will be my last along with the other three I went with.

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This is one of the more upscale restaurants at Paris and our first dinner of the trip. After seeing the ridiculous lines for the buffet we decided to give it a try. The prices are not cheap and this is definitely part of the new swanky fine dining Vegas. I wasn't that hungry so just ordered the lobster bisque and a Caesar salad. My honey ordered the salmon with a side of mushrooms. Everything was delicious, perfectly seasoned and cooked. The bisque was probably the best I have ever had with large chunks of lobster and a smooth velvety texture. The waiter was a little huffy when he realized that he had forgotten to order the mushrooms which was a little off putting. He ended up not putting them on the bill, which was nice of him. We also go lucky in that it was a featured restaurant for the month of August so all guests of Paris got 20% off. The total bill was only $44 which is a steal for the quality and ambiance of the restaurant. I'd definitely recommend this place but be prepared to spend some cash if you are looking to live it up.