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Output: Since the demise of Borders, and the hefty prices of Waterstones, the English Lit. graduate in me has been rebelling against my amazon addiction, desperate to once again experience the comforting, satisfying sensation of book browsing. To while away half an hour in a maze of bookshelves, enjoying the hallowed hush of the fellow customers, picking copies up at random, reading the first few pages, a chapter even, and finally settling on my next night-time novel. Yes, there is nothing quite so satisfying as buying a new book and the experience is one that should be calmly and slowly enjoyed. What a pleasant surprise it was, then, to find a less well known bookstore (read not waterstones) on one of the busy main streets in Edinburgh, complete with stationery shop and cafe. And from the moment I stepped inside I knew they held the same respect for books, and the art of choosing one, as I did. The store is clean, well laid-out, and actually very expansive despite it's small shop-front. With the herald of amazon, kindles, ipads and all other elements out to bastardise the book, there has been a wave of 'cheap and cheerful' bookstores akin to Woolworths or the Superdrug of books. It has been a long time since I've come across a 'local' bookstore that retains its dignity and tradition, and which I could easily lose myself in for an hour or so. A strange choice perhaps, but Blackwell is now one of my new locals.

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Output: Not only are they knowledgeable about repairs, they're fast, accommodating, and honest. We've been in three times with two different vehicles and each time they've made the repairs without gouging our wallets or our time. I'll definitely go to Auto Tech as long as I'm in Vegas.

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Output: I went there for breakfast on a Sunday and we were seated immediately which was nice. The food was horrible. I ordered French toast with berries on sourdough bread. The bread looked like loaf supermarket bread and didnot appear to be coated in egg or anything to suggest that it was now French toast. There were 5 pieces of berries (4 blueberries and 1 strawberry that was cut in half). The maple syrup or syrup that can with the meal was served in a plastic cup and was very watery. I really could have toasted some bread at home and it would have been nicer. Horrible food and expensive for what it is. My husband ordered scramble eggs which looked horrible also. Will not go there again.

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My first visit with great service and dueling pianos made me suggest this venue for a friend's birthday party. After reading some of the reviews about the mediocre service I questioned whether or not I made the best decision. I arrived approximately 2 hours after the remainder of the party and waited for what seemed to be 20 minutes after our server 'Mary" arrived to take my iced tea order. We experienced medicore service throughout the night and encountered members of the wait staff venting about how bad of the night they were going to have while hanging out on the patio. When "Mary" was asked about whether or not they still had dueling pianos she mentioned that they did and that she saw them out earlier that night. When we advised her that there were no pianos on stage she mentioned that they only had dueling pianos on the weekends. When we kindly informed her that it was Saturday she told us that she meant to say that she meant the weekend as in Thursday and Friday's before rushing off to "go check". We never received an answer on the piano and never received more than subpar service. Definately would probably look for a different bar next time I'm having a late night iced tea in Gilbert.