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Output: It's so nice to have a fast food veggie burger option!! Please keep it on your menu. It was delicious! I can't say much about the inside of this establishment since I went through the drive thru. The drive thru service was fast!

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Output: The Food Network sign fooled me too. $9 for 6 egg rolls. $7 the small sized bowl of pho. Am I at a Vietnamese place? The owner had a wry sense of humor, as evidenced by the signs on the wall. I appreciate her trying to joke around with us. That didn't make the pho taste any better. I couldn't smell any of the spices in the pho. It tasted like canned beef broth with meat and noodles. It wasn't mediocre pho; it was outright bland, tasteless pho. We were also overcharged by $10. The owner said she made a mistake and made some joke about being the only Asian to ever fail math. It seemed a little suspicious to me that she was able to write the correct sum of our charges, but when she added the $4 tax, it somehow became a $14 tax. I'll give her the benefit of doubt, but I'd scrutinize my receipt if I were you. Won't be returning.

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Output: Tapas style American food. I would say at least $50 a person for food + 1 drink (like a glass of bubbly and not the higher end stuff). It wasn't my favorite eatery and here's why: ... Who could possibly mess up bacon wrapped figs/dates? The dates were huge sugary blobs, which overpowered the bacon and cheese that it was paired with. The beets were tasteless, even with pistachio crusting, it really didn't stand out. The sirloin with mushroom fondue was a filler, not as savory as I expected. The flat bread was good, but not what I come to vegas for (I got mozz and capers, thought simple would be the way to go, but it wasn't great). The diver sea scallops were the star of the show stacked on top of a pan fried polenta patty. Not impressed with my dishes, try the luck with others!

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False Advertising. When we signed up for this deal with the timeshare presentation, we were told that we'd be staying at the Elara Hotel next to Planet Hollywood in the MIDDLE of the strip. The deal was very attractive, so I purchased it. I booked the hotel and paid $49 extra for staying in the weekend. When I got the my confirmation e-mail back, things got changed. I was placed in the Hilton Grand Vacations Suites instead of Elara Hilton Grand Vacations Hotel. The names are very similar, so it's very confusing. I called back right away and reported about the discrepancy of the booking. They told me Elara was fully booked, and I have to pay $120 extra to reschedule since it's within 13 days. I checked online and saw vacancy at the Elara, but they said those are marketed to be reserved for full price only. NOTHING they can do. They didn't even apologize for placing me in the wrong hotel. And why are you charging me $120 extra for mistakes you've made? The fact that they are both called "Hilton Grand Vacations" makes it confusing, and they are not even similar type of hotel! Elara is more fun and hip for younger generation like me, and Hilton Grand Vacations Suites is for older generations. I think I am ready to retire at the Hilton Grand Vacations Suites without the vibe. Now my Vegas fun weekend got transformed into a retirement weekend for grandpa instead. What a waste. "Hilton Grand Vacations Suites on the Las Vegas Strip" is actually "Hilton Grand Vacations Suites at the end of the Las Vegas Strip". Now I am just stuck with an inconvenient location of the strip, which makes no differences if I am actually on the strip or not. It is on an inconvenient location "on the strip". I just have to drive to go to places on the strip :( Upon arrival, receptionist at front desk wasn't very friendly. She talked very fast and went over everything with me in 30 seconds. When I asked her to repeat some part of the instructions, she got impatient. After I arrived the room, I found out that the room was full of cigarette smell. I called them. They said the rooms were all supposed to be smoke-free. I smelled the cigarette regardless. They told me to go down to change the room key for the new room. I took the luggage all the way back down and changed the room. I told her the room totally smelled like cigarette, and all she said was "ok". She did not appreciate me telling her or apologize for the inconvenience. I informed her so that she could be considerate and clean it better for the next guest, but she didn't seem like she would do anything about it. They should have done better quality control and checked the room before giving the room to the guests. Neps on Sofa Bed Sheet like Gray Cotton Balls http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hilton-grand-vacations-suites-on-the-las-vegas-strip-las-vegas?select=dEwpxp_0ernT0rxZnpjYlA Sofa Bed Sheet http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hilton-grand-vacations-suites-on-the-las-vegas-strip-las-vegas?select=3kQxylJTtZEcdTpV91eSKg Free wifi but need to pay $8 parking for each night you stay, so it's the same thing with the other hotels. (In other hotels on the strip, you pay for wifi but it's free parking. The Hilton Grand Vacations presentation was good until the mean managers' appearance in the end. They offer snacks (vending machine type) and refreshments. The sales rep's presentation was wonderful, and she's very sweet. She took me to walk around the hotel. The deal was very tempting, but I cannot afford to join at this moment. I told her I wasn't sure about it. She was totally fine and did not pressure me on this. In the end, she asked her manager to come to offer me the deal. Her manager was a Korean guy. When he came, he asked if I was ready to buy it. I told him I wasn't sure. Then he questioned both me and the sales rep rudely why did we sent him here then. Oops, I am in trouble. I got scared and I said I want to look at the numbers. He offered and I refused. He left, then there was a "survey guy" who came to "do a survey" with me about the presentation, while he's actually the VIP Corporate giving the final push for me to buy. He gave me a more tempting offer, but I had to refuse due to financial reasons, then his face turned black. He was mad. The presentation ended in 90 minutes, which was nice. Glad that I survived out of the presentation debt free, and I got my $50 Caesars dining certificate. Phew! The experience was very disappointing, and I don't think I will stay in any Hilton hotels again.