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Output: This place is amazing! Best pastries ever. Friendly staff. Everyone is family here. Mom and pop joint, super comfy and cozy atmosphere. Yay Rayners!

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Output: Happened to try this place during their Challenge with "Slidin' Thru" Slider Truck this afternoon or more like yesterday afternoon. Pretty Cool Themed Truck/Trailer and Owner was delightful and Convincing as he briefly explained his inspirations for his creations of Korean Fusion Tacos and such.. Here is what I got roughly an HOUR after I placed my order: Pork Taco & Beef Taco Both the tacos had their version of korean inspired kimchee/saurkraut spiced with a twist. UUmmm.... Okay, I'm always up for new takes on food. First off, there wasn't much meat in either of the tacos and the tortilla made them look even more skimpy (especially for the price). Secondly, the beef was very bland, pretty chewy (not in a good way) and all I could really taste was spicy/heat?! Where's the flavor? Pretty much the same with the pork.. except it was a little juicier with a bit of flavor?! I couldn't comprehend what they were trying to accomplish here.. El Korean "Nate" Dog This looked interesting but wasn't much different in regards to its flavor profile compared to the Tacos. The hot dog tasted like a regular hot dog and bun was no different. The only slight upside to this was the texture from the same kimchee/saurkraut thing that accompanied the tacos. Disregarding the horrendous wait (which was the dagger), the bang for the buck, and the slight edge the hot dog had over the tacos, I cannot give this place much justice. Sorry

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Output: I give this 1 star because it's cheap and decent. It's a great location for downtown, steps away from Fremont. The room was updated and attractive (minus the bathroom, which was pathetic). Although, the TV signal was shaky the whole time we were there and the front desk couldn't have cared less. There are a couple good, trendy dining options. The bingo is fun. But the hotel as a whole is definitely on the low rent side. The elevators are creaky and old, the casino/lobby decor is dark and dingy, and the TV/sports area is depressing. And good luck finding a waitress. The $12 (+tax!) "resort" fee is ridiculous though and will make me never stay here again. Real smooth to let people know as they're checking in and signing their credit card receipt. Just raise the room rates, don't pull this underhanded stuff with people. It makes you look greedy and bad.

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Been eating out lots and lots and lots lately. I have had such good luck with Yelp, but have had more than one less than positive experiences in the past few weeks with highly, highly recommended restaurants. I hate to give a negative review, but if I had read anything close to what we experienced, I would not have spent a lot (a lot) of money at Eleven. I am originally from Pittsburgh and now live outside DC. My husband and 2 sons (age 19 and 16) Went to Eleven solely based on Yelp reviews on a recent visit to Pittsburgh when we were able to take some time away from family events. I love the Strip, so we headed to Eleven which, Yelpers, sounded great - people talked about cozy booths and wooden beams, etc... I was, therefore, unprepared for the dark, stark, industrial nature of the place. Yes, it is in keeping with the city and the vibe of the Strip, but I found the whole place to be loud, cold and impersonal. Opposite of cozy. The worst thing really was the odor that hit us as we entered. Kind of a whiff of wet garbage, maybe? All 4 of us smelled it immediately, and it was not inviting. The hostess looked at us like we were crazy. We had a drink in the bar. (There are TV's. Why? ISn't this a classy place?) Smell was in the bar, and in the restaurant but fainter. Honestly, I don't even remember the specifics of the food. A lot of it was tasty, for sure. All of it was overpriced for Pittsburgh. I've been in so many similar restaurants in major cities, I guess Pittsburgh is just catching up. Maybe I don't like seeing the generic pretentious foodiness in a city that is famous for fries on sandwiches? That's my problem, for sure. It was expensive, by any measure. I was actually angry I spent so much on an experience that would have been considered highly average where ever it was. Is this a chain? I would give it 2.5 stars.