Q: I hope this trade area really supports this gem. I LOVE the design and the food was very high quality. Server was a little overwhelmed with the menu and seemed to need some more training on the food items, but he mad up for it with personality. 4 stars only because I have yet to try the morning menu. Keep up the great work, I will spread the word. BTW The Pork Confit sandwich rivals the Pig Rig at their sister restaurant!!! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Oh, this was one of the worst things I've seen on the Strip to date. As with others, I've missed the show on previous Vegas trips because of high winds. The show basically consists of very weak acting, a cheesy, pathetic script, and a laughable soundtrack. Scantily-clad women on one side, men ("pirates", fully-clothed for the most part) on the other, "singing" to each other for some reason I wasn't interested enough to discover. Unless your children have already been corrupted (why else would you bring them to Vegas?), don't bother bringing them to see this show. Better yet, skip it altogether - go watch the Fountains at the Bellagio or the Volcano at the Mirage. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I had greater hopes for Little Szechuan over the nearby Mr. Hunan as the latter is simply a carry out joint. However, despite the nice colorful dining room, the food at Little Szechuan was fairly bland. I suppose theoretically these two Chinese joints specialize in the regional cuisine of their names, but there is little difference in menu or taste. One thing I will say is that my waitress was extraordinarily nice at Little Szechuan. I was studying Arabic at the time and we had a really friendly, fun conversation about language. She helped make an incredibly dull meal an actually rewarding experience. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Came here 2 years ago when my boyfriend and I went to Vegas together... I ate maryland crab cakes benedict at 4AM with him... and... I... fell... in... LOVE! Seriously. Came back to Hawaii... and constantly craved these damn delicious crab cakes. Ask him. He'll tell you. So... when my girls trip plans were to Vegas... I KNEW I had to hit up this spot... HAD TO... had to get my fix! Partied at the clubs on Saturday night... slept in till 10AM Sunday, woke up, and headed straight for Cafe Bellagio. My friends weren't as hung over as me so they were up early shopping on the strip... so I ate solo at the counter/bar... service from my waitress was fast, friendly, and efficient. The bartender kept my drink refilled. No complaints there. I ordered my crab cakes benedict and waited... and waited... and waited... it was awfully busy that Sunday at noon... and it felt like I waited forever... but it was SO worth it... SO very worth it... When it arrived... it was as if... a white light was above my head and angels were singing. Maryland crab cakes, covered with hollandaise, poached eggs, hash browns, and a side of ketchup. I took my picture (good thing I remembered!)... and dug in. First bite... heaven. Yes, heaven. Oh how I wanted the food to last forever. You may be at the point where you're thinking I have issues... LOL well that's fine with me because until you've tried this dish... you'll never truly understand what I'm talking about. Absolutely delicious. I was so sad (and full) when I was done. Yes, it's pricey. I paid $29 for my plate, an iced tea, and tip. But hey, I'm in Vegas!!! What the hell?! AND it's SOOOO GOOD!!! Cafe Bellagio... I will be back... trust me... and you better have my maryland crab cakes benedict! OPTIONS:
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positive