Q: Mama Ricotta's is like a nice warm blankie in the winter: comforting, familiar and shareable. I've stopped by Mama Ricotta's many a time and, frankly, it's always been at least a good if not great meal. The service has always been friendly (especially in the bar for some reason) and even when things haven't gone perfectly, they have always offered to make it right. Big points here. Since I've been here so many times, here is a rundown of a few of my personal favorites: Goat cheese & marscapone dip: Exactly the nom-ness you would expect. Warm creamy dip topped with tasty tomato sauce and served with grilled crostini. Pasta Primavera: Pretty basic, but a light and colorful veggie angel hair dish. I've only ordered this with the EVOO sauce but I'm always adding extra spice to give it a kick. Butternut squash ravioli: There is a fancier name to this in house, but you'll see what I mean. Delicious, tender butternut squash raviolis with an orange creame sauce, bits of proscuitto, walnuts and sage. It's ass on a plate and it's amazing. It's been a while since I've had dessert here, so I really can't comment on that. However, I have been here for brunch and it was asi asi...but really, Mama, you'll know I'll be coming back. Solid resto, solid food and solid service. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Chopped salad is amazing but bananas foster French toast is excessively drenched in syrup and butter, and served with syrup and butter on the side!! Environment is great. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This small restaurant caught the eye of my wife and I for breakfast. The decor, ambience, and service were great. The food wasn't. We both ordered the breakfast combos (one with frencht toast, one with pancakes) with eggs, bacon, and toast. The breakfast was comparable to a Jimmy Dean or Swanson frozen breakfast. Sadly, this breakfast totaled around $30. Ouch. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Take whatever you pay for booze at Costco and multiply by a factor of three. This place is only in business to smoke you on alcohol because "MLife" charges $14 a drink and $7 a beer. Each customer is harassed by CVS sponsored travel fools as if you're in some 3rd world hotel. The only reason they EVEN get TWO stars is you can some snacks, "personal needs", and a few beers at a legit price. If you want some pregame in your hotel and don't feel like paying $110 for Grey Goose, check your bag, or drive. Vegas needs a serious wake up call... OPTIONS:
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negative