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Output: This place is the epitome of "dive". It's not yucky or gross, just very much 1 star. You get a bed and a mostly clean room (although who knows what kinds germs are on the comforter). It's about 3 miles from the strip, in the middle of nowhere, and the price is cheap (usually about $70). I've stayed there several times, as I'm in Vegas for family (not for the Strip). So if budget accommodations are your thing, and you don't mind base basic and divey, this place is fine.

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Output: No need to be scared. Read the menu, figure out what you want, and get in the designated lines to get your tacos. The idea of splitting the tacos into groups and getting people to order from a certain person is genius. Instead of one long line, the customer can bypass it and just get what they want before heading to the cashier to pay. Yet again we were the minority. I am beginning to enjoy this. When the menu does not tell me exactly what I am eating and the other patrons are of the ethnicity, the food must be A1. I came here with my sister and some of her co-workers. Since she is about to leave town, we have been knocking off her bookmarks in blocks. Today, it was time to get some tacos that have united the Yelp world. My fundamental Spanish was enough to understand that I wanted tongue and head meat filled corn tortillas. They are definitely the stand out of my meal. The meat was tender and melt in your mouth. No gaminess and all flavor. I could eat a tray full of these alone. Then my sister got the shaved meat and carne asada. The Adobada is just as good as everyone has made it out to be. With the shaved pineapple only makes it that much better. The steak taco was nothing spectacular and was my least favorite. I know now that it is all about the leftover proteins. If I stick to these, it would be a solid meal. Add a horchata to wash it all down and I have never been happier. Four tacos and a drink was only a little over $10.

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Output: You have to bring your patience card when you go to Burlington. They have LOTS of stuff to distract you. I went in for a coat and was constantly distracted by other items (toys, shoes, housewares, knick knacks, etc.) before I got to the coats section. At that time, I realized I needed a cart. All settled in, I spent quite a lot of time going through ALL OF THE COATS to find the perfect one, as requested by my daughter. When she saw the coat, she was pleased. I was able to get out of the store with minimal damage to my finances. Burlington is definitely the place to go for coats. Use your patience card to find the right one for the right person.

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Hon Machi may be the closest sushi place for us, but continues to disappoint. The sushi is just ok but it's the service which is really lacking. No or slow refills on water, have to ask several times for the check, and still wait a long time for the waitress to come back. The staff is friendly, but has no attention to detail. Sushi Room in Chandler may be a little more out of the way but worth the trip.