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A: When I think of Greek, I think of gyros and baklava. I think most Americans don't think much of Greek food outside of gyros and baklavas, but my cabbie from the airpot was Greek and said I should check this place out or he'd dump me out in North Las Vegas and kill me and dump my body in the desert. I started off at the bar and the bartender was very helpful with the wines which was all Greek to me. Yes, I'm going to abuse that line many times in this review. Most of the by-glass was Greek, and I told him what I usualy drank, Gallo, and he punched me in the face. I told him I like Willamette Pinot and he offered me a taste of an Agiorgitiko that was almost a carbon copy of Willamette Pinot. The guy knew his stuff. Excellent bar service. My date arrived and we hit the tables, literally, I was a bit drunk. We were escorted to the fish display which is like one of those fish market displays with the fish in ice and the prices per pound, except these prices were much higher than I'm used to, even at Whole Foods. We're talking $57/lbs and the like, but they fly them in fresh straight from the Mediterranean, so Fedex or DHL accounts for $10/lb or something like that. They probably also get one of those EU VAT (Value Added Taxes) added on top of that. Not the most environmental thing to do, express shipping fish from the Mediterranean, but this is the authentic Greek experience and well worth it. The cabbie told me that the Greeks grill fish in a very special way. The St. Pierre that we chose also known as a John Dory is a white, soft, mild tasting fish. The sauce was light, so I ventured to ask for melted butter. The waiter told me to leave immediately. Actually, he politely informed me that the Greek do not like to overwhelm the taste of the meat with sauces like the French do, and I dunked my St. Pierre in butter and thanked him for the Anthony Bourdain lesson. It tasted soooooo much better slathered in butter. I'm not ashamed in the least. We were in Vegas and we should do as the Vegans do, order A1 with a filet mignon, melted butter with a John Dory, American mustard with a bratwurst. I actually went to Hofbrauhaus with friends earlier and one friend was annoyed they didn't have American mustard for his weiner. Probably the best part of the meal was the dessert. My date ordered a baklava. She had never had baklava. I always thought better of her, but if you haven't had baklava by your 30's, you obviously have lived a sheltered life. I went out on a limb and ordered something I never heard of before, Galaktoboureko. I couldn't pronounce it and just pointed to the item like I do at Chinese restaurants. While the baklava was okay, we shared the Galaktoboureko and my date fell out of her chair. I was highly impressed too. I asked the waiter what it was again, and he said, "Galactic Bootie Call," It was a Galactic Bootie Call for my mouth. When you look for fine dining, the typical American will pick some fancy steak house, French or Italian place. I don't know why national cuisines seem to be categorized by price range. I mean, nobody thinks of taking their date out to an expensive Ecuadorian or Kenyan restaurant. I think it's racist. The Italians aren't even rich people. They were part of the EU PIGS, the countries that almost sank the entire EU economy during the Great Recession. Dubai is one of the richest countries in the world, but you never hear of an expensive Dubai restaurant. Americans are also some of the riches, but go to Europe or Asia and all they think of American cuisine is McDonalds and BBQ ribs or something. If you want a change of pace from the old, boring, conventional French, Italian, steakhouse or even expensive sushi or now expensive tapas joint, check this place out and you will be pleasantly surprised. We know the Greeks for their great philosophers and homo-erotic college organizations, but we forget, besides those boring gyro yogurt sandwiches, they do have great cuisine.
Q: positive

A: Great place! (Shockingly caring staff) went here for lunch to watch basketball and bet. Sports book wasn't open and I wanted to bet on the Syracuse game my server regret to inform me that it wasn't open during the day and all I wanted to know was the betting lines which the book also did not have "come on Emeril you should be better than that" before I knew it my server ran to the Venetian sports book and gave the lines for the day. Shocked was I that's why I give this a great rating. Luckily my server was a huge basketball fan. Other than that the food was decent could've used more "bam" but still adequate.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Just moved to AZ from CA, was in the mood for EPL, so I came to this location since it was closest. I ordered a poblano burrito, it was very bland, not much flavor at all. The salsa bar salsas all looked watered down and the cilantro looked old and wilted. I won't be returning to this location.
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Output: You know how sometimes you have found "the place?" When it comes to dog boarding, we found it. I cannot say enough good about this dog hotel. Our dog Anya is a bit timid and very attached to us. It's hard to think of her being placed in a dog cage, or being alone all night. This place is set up just like a house, with rooms containing couches, tvs, and lots of outdoor play space with kiddie pools. The dogs have the run of the place. They get plenty of exercise, and the staff plays with them. We enjoyed going online and watching our dog playing with the other dogs on the webcam. Not only was it reassuring but it was entertaining as well. I really liked the way the dogs are separated by size. This way the little dogs play with the little dogs, and the big dogs play with the big dogs. No need to worry about your small or medium sized dog being afraid of bigger dogs. Another plus is that there is always a responsible person on site at all times, even at night. Some places lock the dogs up, shut off the lights, and leave for the night. I really liked knowing that there were people there in case of an emergency. Anya didn't seem to eat as much while she was away as she does at home. I was surprised at the amount of dog food they returned to us. It could be that she was too busy playing with the other dogs to be very interested in eating! We were not concerned because she was clearly happy and healthy when we picked her up. She was exhausted when we got her home, just like a little kid after a long day at Disneyland. She slept for a whole day. For Anya, her visit to Just Like Home was a doggie vacation. She deserves it! We scheduled a grooming session for her at the end of her stay. We were delighted with the job they did. The people who own and operate this establishment are genuinely nice people. They were kind, friendly, relaxed and it's clear they love dogs. We will definitely bring Anya back whenever we need boarding or grooming services, and if they eventually bring in a vet, more than likely we'll try their veterinary services too.
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Simply put, Reliable Repair and Old Republic Warranty are frauds. I called Old Republic Home Warranty and was sent Reliable Repair to fix my double oven. The claim was initially denied over the phone until I demanded someone at least look at the problem. The serviceman was polite and knowledgable and after a brief evaluation told me that the repair would be 100 % covered under warranty because the oven was inoperable without the proper display. The next day when I received the confirmation call from Old Republic they denied the claim claiming a "pre-existing condition". Not only did they deny the claim, they said the service man was able to detect that the oven was inoperable for some time, which is exactly opposite of what he told to me. Still not sure how they can detect a pre-existing condition when the inspection lasted only a few minutes, let alone determine exactly when a digital read out went bad. When questioned about the evaluation and details, excuse after excuse was given until I was hung up on. I called back 5 times and was hung up on 3 times and sent to voicemail twice. NOTHING LESS THAN UNPROFESSIONAL. I then spoke with management at Old Republic and they would only refer me to their Web site to read their exceptions and they continued to deny the claim without explanation, all contrary to what the serviceman said. The oven is inoperable without the repair and it's not covered. This warranty company does two things; they collect premiums and look for technicalities. Not only this, but they don't hesitate to throw their own people under the bus. All three individuals I spoke with had different excuses and said the other was wrong. They will tell you anything that will get them out of doing what they are ethically suppose to do. FRAUD.