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Output: We came from AZ from Las Vegas on a vacation and didn't know where to eat, so I looked on Yelp and figured why not give this place a try. We love to try new food and it said it was a family owned and run business and I am all for supporting those. It was amazing. Great food, a lot of it, the kids loved it even though they were not sure about it at first. When we went to order dessert to go, the owner came out and told my Mom who wanted the dessert, that it would not be good if she sent her home with it because it is a Rhubarb crumble and the crumbles would get soggy, so she would rather not sell it than sell it and have my mom disappointed in it. We ended up staying a little longer so my Mom could have her dessert and was she ever glad she did. I would def. go back here the next time we are in town. What place tells you they would rather you be happy than make money. 2 thumbs up and 5 stars for sure :)

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Output: This place is amazing. It's probably the best sushi place I've been to. The price is so cheap, which is how Asian food should be. You also get so much bang for your buck. For $5, you get 2 boxes (20 huge pieces) of sushi. I'm a huge sushi lover who can't get enough, but that fills me up. I wish they had more locations or were closer to me because I'll live there. I love this place that much :)

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Output: Rose. Rabbit. Lie. is like falling down the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland, and after entering through the secret door at the bottom, finding a vintage-vaudeville themed dinner club filled with beautiful and kind people serving ritzy, top secret drinks. This place takes the speak-easy theme up a million notches - if you can find it. Which you think would be easy since it's in a major Las Vegas hotel (the Cosmo), but it's actually kind of a trek to get to it. At one point, while walking through the hotel to find it, we stopped, took our shoes off, and sat for awhile because our feet hurt. With shoes back on, we walked up to the main hostess stand of the restaurant. We were directed through a nondescript side door that you enter...the study???... the lounge??? I'm not sure what it's called but it was decorated with antiques, low lighting, book cases line the wall, and a few small tables for guests. I felt like an explorer who found the new world! The drinks were certainly dated back to new world exploration with recipes dating back to the 1800's; this is way better then your average Moscow Mule! Drinks in hand, we decided to explore and headed through the dining room, to another back bar/dining room, and then then the DJ/dance floor space. My friend was swooning over all the male bartenders wearing suspenders, pinstripes, and bow ties- it was like an old fashion saloon. They really keep with the theme throughout. We didn't have any food but the drinks were well worth their price and the experience. This was the best bar I went to during my recent Vegas trip and one that I will recommend again and again now that I know about it!

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The Open Kitchen offered decent Italian food, but I wouldn't call it "world famous". The atmosphere was the best part of my visit. I loved the brick interior. The servers were kind and attentive, but it's worth noting that our party of four was served after nearly 20 minutes of waiting, and with only a handful of other guests in the restaurant at the time (weekday for lunch). I ordered the cheese-stuffed cannelloni and I thought it to be an acceptable dish, but I can't say I'd ever go back there again. I've had better, cheaper Italian elsewhere in Charlotte.