Q: This is a review of the bar at District, because that's as far as I made it there. I stayed at the Sheraton for work, and after my meeting, was looking forward to dinner at District. Being that I was traveling solo, I wanted to dine at the bar so that I could watch the college football games (I also think it's more lonely to dine at a deuce solo). It took the two bartenders about 5 minutes to acknowledge me (the bar is not that big) but once one did, he recommended me a good local draft beer at the happy hour price, despite it being about a minute after happy hour which was cool of him. I asked to see a dinner menu and was told 'I'm only allowed to serve the bar menu at the bar'. This differed from the experiences of others I read about on Yelp, and it pissed me off. The hotel is a business hotel. Your main clientele are business travelers, often solo diners. I've never gone to a restaurant where I could not get the full menu at the bar. The restaurant was at most, 2/3rd full so it wasn't as if the kitchen was slammed due to a huge rush. I chugged my beer and took off to Kincaids. Later that night, I relayed my experience at District to the bartender at the hotel lobby bar who also found it puzzling but said that perhaps a meltdown situation in the kitchen lead the bartender to enforce the limited menu offerings. Not cool with me. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: LOVELY! What a wonderful setting to enjoy a meal. The Scene... contemporary... a tad intimate but not romantic... upscale restaurant to enjoy a meal. It was a bit busy today (Sunday around noon) for brunch/lunch... and Everyone wanted to sit outside... so we opted (since we were hungry) to sit inside. Really wanted to sit outside... but... next time. The Brunch... if you opt for the Buffet... it's $35 and includes tea, coffee and juice... we were not that hungry... so we ordered off the a la carte menu. The buffet is lovely but not Huge and Overwhelming like other hotel buffets. In fact, from the aromas and the entrees I saw... it looked very appealing and the omelet station was very nice where you can have custom omelets/eggs... And the Bread / Pastry area made my mouth water... which is why I opted NOT to eat the Buffet... it would have been easy to go Hog Wild with all the good looking eats. Ordered the Eggs Benedict.... which is served on a round Polenta Cake... I say "Cake" because the Polenta was more cake like... sweet and creamy at the same time... (it took the place of the typical starch of the English Muffin)... it came with a nice poached egg and candian bacon on top... you get 2 servings... along with a side of steamed asparagus. My mother ordered the Mini Waffles... and while Mini... they were big on taste and very artfully presented. She got 3... one with berries, one with dried cranberries and one with cinnamon butter. Our friend ordered the egg white frittata which came with a side of toaste which came in a basket. For a Beverage... I ordered a Bloody Mary.... it's Darn good.... not as good as the one at THE cafe at THE hotel... but definitley Solid. Mom had a Mimosa... she said it was ok. The check for the 3 of us... with our 2 alcoholic beverages and 1 coffee was $92 before tip.... this is a bit pricey... but 1) it's the Four Seasons and 2) it's Vegas. Note... if you order coffee... it's $5.50... personally I think that's a rip off but what do I know. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This place is the boom!!! The best comfort food ever. I have eaten everything on their menu and love it all. Their fried chicken and waffles are great. Their sammies are yummy. We also have TC's Cater our thanksgiving and Christmas dinners OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: By far~ the best AYCE sushi joint period! You gotta try if you luv sushi. Hope they can keep up the quality! =) OPTIONS:
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positive