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Output: We arrived on a Saturday mid-afternoon planning to stay until closing time. Unfortunately for us, there were 3 weddings going on and 3 large sections of the gardens closed, including the entire Sonoran Desert Loop Trail, the Herb Garden, and the Cactus and Succulent Gallery. We did see the last one after the wedding party had moved on. There were signs at the entry pointing wedding guests where they should go. Providing information for the paying customers regarding the timing the sections would be closed so we could planned our time differently and not missed so much of the gardens.

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Output: First off, just wanted to say that this restaurant gets a solid 4-stars rating from me a Vegas local living on the SW part of town. And below is my breakdown: What I like or love: * The portions of the fried rice and chow mein/fun are big. A typical person will not be able to finish it alone in one sitting. And the price is reasonable, considering the yummy & large portion of food you get. Food is good and perfect for lunch and dinner. * The decor is really nice, especially in comparison to the other restaurants this category. My Caucasian friend that I went with even said that the restaurant made her feels comfortable to go to, and not be afraid that you will not be able to get good service because you are not Chinese or Asian. * It is super clean and tidy. There's a lot of natural lighting coming in from the many tinted windows during the day. * Waitstaff (most) spoke perfectly good English, and can obviously speak Chinese too (for sure Mandarin, and I am positive they speak Cantonese as well). And they are friendly and attentive, without being intrusive. * Convenient location in a parking lot that has ample parking. * No substitutions on menu items, but in the end the kitchen did it anyway. (Specifics: wanted the veggie fried rice with a little chicken which is not on the menu, so suggested ordering the salty fish and chicken fried rice and omitting the salty fish, and it has a little vegetables in it already. What we were served: Chicken fried rice with more broccoli. Thank you kitchen staff for accommodating our request!) What I didn't really like: * Only UNLV students and staff gets the 10% discount. Kinda suck if you are a student or instructor at one of the other schools (CSN, local high schools, etc.). Okay I am being really picky here, just so I can have something negative to put down here. * Some of the menu items have weird English translations (you will spot it right away when you look at it), but the Chinese names are fine and native speakers/readers will know what they are ordering. But our non-Chinese friends maybe a little confused. There are still a large portion of the menu that I have yet to sample, so I will definitely come back. And being just a few miles from home makes it even better for me! Who should patronize this restaurant: 1) Locals! This little family owned restaurant is a must try, if you live or work in the SW. 2) Out of towners: a) Have own transpiration: this will be a perfect off-strip, non-tourist trap restaurant to try. b) If you have to take a cab, it may be a bit out of the way depending on which casino you are coming from, so do a quick Google map search before deciding if the location is convenient/cost effective to visit.

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Output: Rise up is "an organization that seeks to empower, provide opportunity, and hope, for those living in difficult circumstances." Rise Up has cool t-shirts. They have a specific Rise Up brand with very cool designs, and the shop also sells OBEY. I very much like that a portion of the proceeds for all sales at this store, as well as an additional portion of Rise Up branded merchandise goes to help people around the world and specifically in the Phoenix area and around Arizona. We very much liked the art on the walls at Rise Up too. It is currently by a Phoenix artist named Michael David Little. Cool cool images. We liked it so much in fact, that when we found out that the painting we especially liked on the wall at Rise Up was already sold, we found out where his studio is, went there, and purchased a piece right off the wall there.

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Previously we've had great dinners at pieros. Last night something went horribly wrong. Smug and surly service, mediocre food and high prices are seldom a good combination. That's what we got in spades. AVOID!!!