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Output: We arrived in Vegas and were ready to shop, but we needed a little sustenance first. We were looking at the Venetian/Palazzo map when an employee asked if we needed help. We told her we were looking for something quick to eat and she directed us to Espressamente. There was a good selection of food to choose from....crepes, sandwiches, wraps, desserts and gelato. I ended up getting the Italian club wrap( http://static1.px.yelp.com/bphoto/rmfDHoAyYCOlM0ELJmur_g/l ) and a bottle of water. The wrap was pretty big and very filling. No desserts for any of us. We had dinner a few hours later, so we didn't want to overdo it. The gelato seemed to be a hit, though. My lunch came out to $12.92. Not too bad considering it was Vegas. It was definitely a good spot for a quick snack. Next time I'll try the coffee and gelato.

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Output: Great place. Nice menu choices, good customer service, food taste good, and reasonable price. Far from the house but glad I made the right choice of having lunch here.

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Output: The food was great. I went on a Friday at lunchtime and the place was full. I had to wait about 10 minutes. It was totally worth it. I had the potstickers which were great. They tasted like they were made in house. I also had #23. h tiu xao thp cm / flat rice noodles with beef, pork, chicken & vegetables. It was similar to chow fun if you have had that before. The flavor was very good. The meat was tasty and all the veggies were fresh and crisp. The noodles were just right. Everything was well balanced. I have had the pho and spring rolls before and they were great as well. If you like asian food you should add Little Saigon into your rotation. It provides different flavors than Grand Dragon or Siamese Kitchen the Chinese and Thai restaurants I love on the west side. I can't wait to go back and try some other items.

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4.5 stars. There's something weirdly charming about Homme. Not sure if it's the cheap drinks, the crowd, the converted two-story house layout, the Central Phoenix club circuit regulars, or the fact that it's constantly evolving -- adding DJs/nights seemingly all the time. I went here the other night for Friday's relocated French Kiss newwave/indie/punk/electro dance party and have to say it was a blast. I had been here a few times before - once on a Thursday night with Bonnie, once for Tuesday night karaoke, and even when it was a creepy old fogey gay bar a few years ago. The space is just right for the dance party, and the upstairs DJ/dancefloor area lends itself well to those who are seeking an added bonus - in this case, deep house. The decor here is OK, nothing special, really - although it is more brightly lit, and brightly painted than it used to be. Lots of nooks and crannies here and an intimidating narrow spiral staircase, which is good if you get bored with conventional spaces. The crowd is diverse (gay, straight, black, white, brown, whatevs) and depending on the night it's crawling with hipsters, club kids and electro/new wave/indie/tribal/house/breakbeat aficionados. These are the types of people who go somewhere for the music and could give an eff about anything else. With the clientele and music selection, Homme has the feel of a more cosmopolitan LA/SF dance club, but without the attitude. Homme will be seeing more of Stevey, no doubt.