Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Eh. I had to take some firefighters who were visiting from Sedona out to eat...My choices were limited to Mill Avenue. I got to blurt out one very denied recommendation before I was overruled by 5 very hungry, very thirsty, very "away from home" boys that all wanted to go to Hooters. My big fat mouth had to say "How about the LIbrary?" Nice. Where did that come from? Parking is fine. It's MIll. You can figure it out. I'm not even going to talk about the ambience. Most of the girls are very pretty and I'm sure would make a wonderful party favor. Intelligence does not reign supreme at "The Library" ironically enough. I asked if they had wings (because we had no menus) and the response "I'm not sure" Guiness? "Let me check." Can you make sure I get the tab? "What do you mean?" She kept forgetting the drink orders (There were 7 of us and she tried to remember all of them - each time we ordered rather than just WRITE them down! ) Forgot to bring us our food and well... there is just too much more to even get into.... So, sadly, I give the Library 1 star. I doubt I'll go back. It's not my scene. I am SURE there is a niche group that likes this place, though. ???

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I never knew this place existed until I went out to lunch with a coworker. She is obsessed with sushi and would go here everyday all day if she could. For me, I have to be in the mood for sushi but this place has a lot more options for those that want something a little different. The first time we went, I ordered sushi since that is what my coworker recommended. I thought it was very good and really enjoyed the shrimp tempura and chicken teriyaki rolls that I ordered. Since I am a teacher, I can't always afford sushi so I have also tried the ramen, yakisoba, and lunch bowls. Every dish was great and I always went home with left overs. I really liked the way these dishes were seasoned. I have never had too much sauce or not enough. I have to say that the owners are fantastic too. Every time we go in, I am greeted by name and asked how my day is going. They knew my name after the first trip. It also feels great knowing that I am supporting a local business and not a chain. I have recommended this place to others because I really liked every dish I ordered. My fiance went with us one day and he liked it as well. If you are looking to support a local sushi business, this is definitely the place to go. It does get a little cramped during lunch time but that just solidifies the fact that the food is good.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Whenever I'm stuck on the 9th island for all work (no play), I visit Island Flavor. Almost...almost...makes me forget I'm in the desert and instead right back at home. :) What's cool is the guy who runs it is from the Big Island. So if anyone is going to do local food right in Vegas, it's going to be this guy. My friends had mixed reviews, but I've not been disappointed. I stick with the teri chicken or the chicken katsu loco moco. Always large portions.The only thing I would recommend if you don't like to drink gravy, is to ask for it on the side. They give a BEEEEEEEEG vat of gravy. :) Depending if there's room, you can't go wrong with the mud pie or haupia cake. YUM! And of course, when paying the bill at the counter grabbing a spam musubi for the road. Good local eats when I'm away from home.