Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: After any drunken night, I crave soup because it's warm and seems to sooth my mind so I look at the menu and see homemade chicken broth soup and as I look down you can add matzoh balls, golden noodle, or both, so I was thinking....hmm maybe I should just ask the waiter if they have chicken noodle soup, you know the soup that comes with actual chicken, celery, and carrots, the waiter said yeah they have it, and of course, it wasn't. It was pretty much a plate of noodles, and a separate container of hot chicken broth that tasted like the soup you get from instant noodle packets...oh well. My friends opted for their huge sandwiches (even a random customer asked if we wanted some lol) which run for about $20+, now picture you're holding a sandwich, now extend your fingers as far as you can, it's bigger than that, so obiously first instinct you think of, "ya I can probably share this" then you look back at the menu and realize they charge you $3 extra for sharing...lolwat. Oh yeah, extra bread is extra. Other than that, service was good, and they have some pickles for you when you sit down.
Q: positive

A: This is place is very cute, cozy and very clean. Two sisters Julie and Christine are running it and they are doing a great job. A lot of the customers are coming back and call this place home. I got in with a short notice, just found them on Yelp, picked up the phone and asked if I could get in right away. Christine was very kind and polite she made it work although they were booked! Julie started my pedicure first and Christine finished it (because Julie had a client). Both of the girls were great, good massage,the nails were cut and cuticle was removed just they way I like it. Overall it lasted for over 40-45 minutes which is good considering they were booked back to back. Perks: *Sea salt scrub + oil/lotion massage AT NO ADDITIONAL COST (Spa Pedicure) * I broke my toe nail and she was kind to applied acrylic ($5 charge) FOR FREE * Nice shoulders rub at the end of each pedi/mani session I will come back again and will recommend this place to my friends. Everyone was super nice, polite and in a good mood- Good vibes :)
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Liked it when it was Cafe Del Sol, like it as Fuego Bistro! When my BFF (aka Sisterwife) and I want some down home comfort food escape from work, this is were we head. We've enjoyed everything ordered to varying degrees... Sopas - yum, Empanadas - yum, Frita Cubano (their hamburger) - yum, Panini Cubano - yum, Pan con Pernil Asado (pulled pork with red cabbage) - yum, Pan con Ropa Vieja - yum yum, Pan con Bistec (OMG the bleu cheese is perfection) - yum yum yum. In fact the only thing that has ever left me wanting for more on the lunch menu has been the Quiche de Espinaca... it was good, just not OMG good like the rest. If you go for dinner, get the Southwest Crab Cakes and regardless of when you go or what you get, leave room for desert. Or be really naughty and just get desert! They are all sinful and totally worth the calories!!! Service is typically quite good. If you go when it isn't fire truck'n hot, sit outside and enjoy the lovely patio. It's less claustrophobic than the intimate interior and has a more relaxed feeling. And if you go on Friday or Saturday nights, they have some great live jazz to spice things up even more. One last thing that I beleive makes them unique is that in addition to normal catering services, they will do mid-week business lunches. For anyone that has to pull together meal options for meetings, this is one sure hit!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: PHEW! Gordan, you made up for yourself. You might be saying to yourself, "Made up for himself?! But it's Gordon Ramsay.. he can do no wrong in the kitchen!" Well, you probably haven't tried his Pub & Grill at Caesar's. Anyway even after a horrible experience at one of his other restaurants, I'm very pleased to say that BurGR has made up for it and I can see myself returning in the future -- definitely would have to be a 'treat' day. So you sit, take a look at the menus that are already placed on the table, and the server comes by with an iPad with the drink selection. They encourage you to play around with it for descriptions on their drinks, but I must say this PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU AT LEAST HAVE HAND SANITIZER. Not that the iPads were covered in filth or anything, but I mean come on let's think about this for a second. iPads that have been passed around all day, everyone swiping away on the iPad screen, and then it comes to you and you mess around with it a little, and roughly about 20 min later comes your burger that you pick up and eat with THOSE SAME HANDS. It's Contagion waiting to happen people! Anyway that's probably the only negative thing I have to say about my experience here. The prices aren't too bad, about $13-$15 for a burger. Seems like the range of prices for a burger at any other restaurant, like Cheesecake Factory or something. What is a bit on the pricey side is the fries. Sweet potato fries and parmesean truffle fries are about $9-$11 each. But I have to say, SO WORTH IT. I absolutely loved the fries! The truffle fries take a shape like a rectangular wedge but has the texture of a skinny fry (does that make sense lol?). I'm usually not a fan of sweet potato fries but I honestly couldn't get enough of both! They come with a side dipping sauce that honestly tasted like thick creamy butter -- I really hope it wasn't butter, cause then I should be at the gym instead of writing this review. One order of fries can be shared amongst 2-3 people. As the main course, I went with the farm burger like my fellow Yelpers suggested and it was nothing short of absolute deliciousness. Still, the fries stole the night. And of course, we completed the meal with a shake. I chose the #4 shake - creme brulee and oreo. I honestly could've done without it. It was just too rich and sweet for me, and definitely does not make me feel any better after the 1000+ calories consumed already. The service was just OK. Our server wasn't very attentive throughout the night, but we were all catching up and entertaining a 3-yr old that we didn't pay much attention. Hahaha the waitresses are all these tiny petite girls in some tight uniforms and it doesn't make you feel any better with a shake in your hand...or a burger.. or fries, but whatever I'll eat for the both of us! :) If you have a Total Rewards card, don't forget to bring it! $1 off all items!
Input: OPTIONS:
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I have been coming here every time I am in Vegas. It is one of my favorite places to have a cigar and drink. Although their mojitos are amazing and their espresso is great, Casa Fuente has the worst kept cigars I have ever seen. This is not John Doe's cigar shop. They are representing the Fuente family and they are not doing a good job at it. Premium cigars like the Opus X, Forbidden X, or the Casa Fuente should not crack upon lighting. From what I can see, they have a great humidification system, but it may be the light that they shine on the cigars behind the gate that is making them dry. I have cut thousands of cigars and have never encountered anything like this. One after another they crack. I even let the "store manager" cut one and he had to throw it away and give me another. Opus X should never be thrown away because of poor humidification conditions. It is really a sad sight to see, especially for all you cigar aficionados, like me, that know how much work goes into making and aging a cigar like Opus. With that said, the bar staff is amazing and are very attentive. The cigar staff, on the other hand, needs to work on their customer service skills. My friends and I have been patrons of this store since they opened and there has not been a single time that I have not had their "store manager" hover over me. I have spent thousands here and it is very embarrassing to be treated in that manner. It doesn't matter if someone buys a stick or a box, at least talk when you hover over people so that they don't feel uncomfortable. Lastly, I understand that their store may have had an issue with under-aged customers at some point, but how are passports not valid identification to be in a cigar lounge. They are government issued. Las Vegas entertains a great amount of international tourist, who most likely do not live in the United States! How can the "store manager" not accept passports as identification when all of my business associates are 35+ with ID? In the end, they did not let anyone except those with US IDs in our group into their store. It was a huge embarrassment to me to take my guest into their store and not be able to go in. I was trying to introduce them to Opus X, since most of them are Cuban cigar smokers from abroad. @Carlitos Fuente - Please make some changes in your cigar staff, they are an embarrassment to your name and the cigar community. Thanks for making legendary cigars.