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An example of an positive review: We went here for their Mother's Day Buffet. It was a last minute idea and lucky for us, we had no problem getting a reservation. We had requested a booth and we got a wonderful and roomy curved booth with a wonderful view of flowering bushes outside. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful, rich wood, beautiful lighting. We were greeted right away and ordered beverages and advised that they would be delivered by our server. And we were off to check out the buffet. They had an omelet station and lots of breakfast items including muffins and pastries. BJ started off with mac & cheese, meatloaf and fried chicken. I went straight to the salads, Eddie's chopped salad as very good, the Waldorf salad was amazing. So were the peel and eat shrimp. They were a good size and the cocktail sauce had an extra kick. For meats, they served hand craved ham and chateaubriand. I loved both, BJ thought that the ham was a bit dry. I thought that the cream horseradish needed more kick. The chef did bring BJ some straight horseradish was the kitchen. I can't say enough about the dessert bar which was set up in the bar area. They had a lot a of tiny little choices. The best was the pecan and chocolate bars and the tiny carrot cake cupcakes with cream cheese icing. All in all, a good experience. The only negative was our server. She didn't know how to refill water glasses. I drank both mine and BJ's before I got a refill. BJ had to wait forever for an offer of another beer. And she rarely took away our empty plates. You know, it's not a tough shift, being a server for a buffet. But it was for her. Not the quality of service you would expect from an expensive steak house.

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An example of an negative review: I first visited Why Not? when asked to accompany a friend to a "tennis" themed night. I know this place has a reputation for young first years but the clientele on this night were of a more specific sort. Not to be too judgemental or anything, but my fellow tennis players were clearly the wealthy, pony owning , yacht sailing, socialites who looked at me with my scruffy hair and stubble like I was one of their escaped animals. Maybe it was just a bad night because when I returned there was definitely a more varied clientele. Albeit still within the young, wealthy student variation. My entire time I felt out of place and uncomfortable in this expensive club. I'm not bad at mixing in different social circles and I make some kind of effort when I go out. But in both cases I felt like some horrible reminder of how ugly reality could be to pristine, shot drinking, lipsticked, care free "libertines", or whatever appearance they were effortfully practicing. Okay so maybe I just went in on TWO bad nights and maybe the problem is really me. Especially given its reputation as being more plebian than nearby clubs on George St. Either way I didn't feel like Why Not? was worth the queue.

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An example of an positive review: Huge menu. Lots of unique items not found in most Vegas traditional mexican restaurants. Large selection of seafood dishes and great selection of tequila.

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An example of an negative review: Honestly, this restaurant is the worst experience I have ever had in the US. The decoration of the restaurant looks good but the food there will not be allowed to appear to such a "nice" place. I had a filet with creamy crab on the top and asparagus as the side. The filet which should be the most tenderest part was dry and tasted like well-done, while I cooked it as medium. Surprised, this disgusting steak cost me $75 plus tax. It was absolutely not worth the price and the service there was not worth the tip we gave to them.