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A: I had a leak in the irrigation system in my backyard. My water bill had doubled, and after my boyfriend tried (unsuccessfully) to fix it, I called Irrigation Solutions of Las Vegas. I was pleasantly surprised that they could come check out the problem the same day I called, within a small window of time. I hate dedicating a whole day waiting for someone to show up. My technician was Robert, he was super professional and knowledgable and got my issue fixed within 30 min of being there. As for the cost of the repair, it wasn't the cheapest, but it comes with a one year warranty and the parts used were high quality. You get what you pay for, right? It turns out they have a sister landscaping company, so they have all your lawncare based covered. I'm very pleased with this company and look forward to working with them in the future. Thank you!
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A: Thank you John for taking care of my taxes in a professional, efficient manner. My family and I have been using Conrado & Company for many years and will continue to be loyal customers. The staff is extremely friendly and very competent. This is by far the best place to get your taxes done, call them today!
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Answer: Who knew that 90 minutes was all it takes to turn CeeLo into CeeNO? Like another famous crooner sang, everyone waited FOR THE LONGEST TIME. Doors were supposed to open at 10:30p so most of the crowd was there just before so they could get a seat and plop down - I'm sure I wasn't the only one there way past her bedtime. But nope! The cattle herd into the theater didn't commence until 11:15p and the show didn't start until close to 11:40p, more than half an hour after the original start time. The music itself was upbeat and fun, and the only reason I could give CeeLo's show one more star. If I could call the shots, I'd say put Peep Show after CeeLo. Because burlesque is sexy, and guess what else is? SLEEP. Buenas noches!
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Output: Great Caribbean food done right! The hut is always, always, always consistent with their food, quick in and out service with a smile. I've never had a bad meal here and the curry chicken is some of the best around. Most meals come with rice and peas, plantains and mixed veggies or greens. They're in a strip mall off of North Tryon before the Mallard Creek intersection.......give them a try.
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output: Dude. Pittsburgh. Who knew you had such a refined and sexy dining scene??? Well, your good citizens, that's who. Which is how husband and I were referred to Point Brugge, Salt of the Earth, and lastly Soba Lounge, thanks to the brilliant hostess at our B&B who told us Soba was her favorite spot within walking distance. I don't usually dine without Yelping these days, but I am *so* glad we recklessly heeded her advice. Our meal at Soba was one of the finest, most delicious, and wholly satisfying that I can recall (joining Salt of the Earth, no less, in that prestigious category...). The subtle lighting and modern decor of the joint is coolly lovely, setting the mood right away for a relaxed dining experience. Attentive, professional service is provided by servers who explain that most of the produce used in Soba's dishes is locally sourced and are happy to make recommendations. Husband and I started out with an Asparagus Maki Roll appetizer, with tempura asparagus, tamago, roasted local shiitakes, scallion, and a spicy lemon ponzu. The soft, sticky rice didn't overwhelm the crunchy asparagus, earthy 'shroom, and slightly-sweet tamago; the ponzu dip was a pleasantly sour foil. We also had an order of Thai-inspired Blue Bay Mussels with crispy soba and aioli, which were *fab-u-lous.* I eat a lot of mussels, but these were some of the most enjoyable I've ever had. For entrees, husband and I split the Soba Noodle Scallops -- which arrived at the table with root spinach, cuttlefish, wild mushroom, and fresh wasabi -- and the Seared Tuna -- with a sesame crust, cucumber-red-onion salad, kimchee, ginger fried rice, and peanuts. Both dishes were out of this world. Husband I had trouble cutting ourselves off at half and switching plates, but were both rewarded tenfold for doing so. The scallops had a perfect sear, the soba was fat and chewy, the ponzu wasabi broth was soul-warming. And the tuna was seared expertly, still gorgeously garnet and cool in the middle, complemented by a crunchy, nutty sesame crust and that flavorful rice. I don't think either of us wanted that meal to end. And all things considered, husband and I thought the bill at the end of the night was ridiculously reasonable. Soba FTW. Pittsburgh, I have a crush on you. Your perfectly-priced fine-dining scene makes me want to pull up stakes and move in with you.
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All around average. We were the only people in the building @ 9pm on a sat night- that tells you something right there. Only customers, and the service was still blah. 3 of 5 in our party ordered from the sushi menu- boyfriend and i got our sushi (4 rolls), and our friend's maki (one roll!!) didn't come until literally 20 minutes later. The chef stopped to make a take-out order instead. By the time her roll came, the rest of the party was done eating. The quality of the food was hit and miss. Eggroll appetizer: definite hit. outstanding dip-it sauce. chicken teriyaki maki: total miss. And speaking of that superblah (chicken teriyaki roll), i paid $13.99 for it. I thought the other rolls i ordered were priced very fairly- and then BAM $14 of FAILURE. holy smokes, it was six little bites of chicken wrapped in rice. $14? really? Honestly, there are much better places to eat in Pittsburgh.