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An example of an negative review: We decided to give this a try. The setting was very appealing. It has a European look to it. Like others have said, the portions are small. My caprese sandwich arrived and it looked like half a sandwich. At $8 it should have at least tasted better than it looked. But unfortunately, it had no taste. Perhaps that is why it was loaded with big grains of salt. So salty that it crunched when you bit down. So I sent it back and another arrived. Less salt. Yellowish green tomato. Tough ciabatta. No taste. They need to do some work on the menu and the kitchen.

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An example of an negative review: The location is great. The room rates are great for what you get. The service is awful! Aren't the Hooters girls supposed to be nice to customers?? The only good service was in the restaurant... and it wasn't even the Hooters restaurant!

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An example of an positive review: This is my favorite coffee spot in AZ. They know how to make a fantastic Americano. They use very good coffee and a real European espresso machine. I hate those machines that Starbucks uses with the coffee storage on top and the preset grinders. YUCK. The cafe has a comfortable and welcoming Vice. Everyone will say hello to you when you walk in the door. They do have free wifi, but it is REAL SLOW!! That is my only complaint. They need to crank it up!

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An example of an negative review: To be fair, I haven't yet experienced the entertainment here. I have, however, experienced elements of the service, which is what I'm basing this review on. We planned one night of our Vegas trip around Drink & Drag --it looked like so much fun! I checked the website and event calendar in advance to make sure we understood what to expect, where to park, what the theme for the evening was, etc. As suggested on the site, I submitted my name and contact info to be added to the guest list for our chosen night. I even ended up emailing them with an additional question about the theme (when I do a drag club, I do it right). I received no response, but thought nothing of it since many businesses don't always check their inbox. We came all the way to Neonopolis from the strip, excited for an evening of drinks, queens, and bowling...to find the place entirely dark and closed up! There was a note on the door saying they were temporarily closed. BUMMER. I get it. Shit happens. If something forces you to close for a few nights, so be it. However, it seems like good business sense to update the website to reflect a closure, OR email those who have eagerly signed up for that evening's guest list that there has been a change. I had been on the website that same afternoon, and according to the calendar we were good to go for Hawaiian themed hula hooping and limbo contests. Had I been aware the place would be closed, we could have saved ourselves the hefty cab fare and hit up a different drag scene. I hope to return to this place some day and have a great time, but in the future I would definitely CALL first to inquire about the hours, not trust the seemingly unmanned website. Anyone traveling a distance to Fremont for a little D&D may want to do the same.