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Output: Ambiance- I sat at the bar and was very comfortable with the setting. The dining room looked above average with a clean simple design Fare- I had the Chicken Sandwich and was very happy with it. The jalapeno bacon was a welcomed addition to the sandwich. A few of the menu items caught my eye and I will be returning to try them. Also, they have a fantastic beer and wine list. Overall, if you have a hankering for high quality pub food at an affordable price, I recommend this place

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Output: We've been to Liberty Market a half a dozen times. Two of those six visits we experienced, what i consider to be, poor service. Overall the food here is wonderful, the prices are higher than average, at least the quality of food lives up to the prices. The fact that there are no waitresses helps keep the overall cost down. HOWEVER, regarding the 5.00 piece of Red Velvet Cake: My wife and I visited at night for a slice of cake and coffee, it was wonderful. So wonderful on our next visit, we ordered another piece of Red Velvet cake to go. Later that evening, upon diving into the cake, we noticed it was dry. We assumed it was cut from the end, resulting in dryness from the one exposed side. On the next visit, we ordered a piece of Red Velvet cake and I noticed it was pre-cut and sitting in "to go" containers. The whole cake was there, but the slice they gave us was pre-cut. I also noticed the bottom layer of the cake was a different shade of red than the other two layers. I notified the hostess, told her of our previous experience, to which she replied "well, sometimes when people take the cake home and refrigerate it they confuse the coldness for dryness". She proceeded to fetch us two forks to "test" the cake. She put the forks on our table and walked off...NEVER TO RETURN. First, I never said we refrigerated the previous piece of cake, because we did not. Secondly, we know our way around cake. Thirdly, when considering a FIVE DOLLAR SLICE OF CAKE, if I ask for a fresh cut piece, I better get one! NO QUESTIONS ASKED. We spent $30 for two entrees, one drink and one slice of cake. That's a lot of "cake" in order to receive a slice of cake with less than grocery store freshness. Our other previous negative experience was similar, we asked to substitute macaroni salad for potato chips (due to food allergy issues), they refused, saying they could charge us the $2 for the single scoop of macaroni salad, we refused. To their credit, Joe (the owner) was there, he came by and asked us how our meal was, we told him of our experience. He immediately jumped behind the counter and fetched the macaroni salad. Moral of the story...in my book Premium Prices dictate Premium Service...Liberty Market has the premium price part down, better than average on the premium food part...HOWEVER, on the premium service part...they fail, over and over again.

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Output: I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by my stay. I booked my hotel/flight for 3 nights through Southwest Vacations all for ~$500. But shortly after, reading some reviews got me a bit worried. Here are some things I would like to clarify after reading some reviews. 1) Resort Fee - YES. Unfortunately this a trend in Las Vegas. Aria is certainly not the only hotel to have this and unfortunately it is one of the higher resort fees. It gives you access to the Gym, Free internet throughout the ENTIRE casino, some random other things - it does NOT give you access to the spa (my one major let down). The spa facility charges $30 just for entrance. 2) Housekeeping - COMES EVERYDAY. I'm not sure who's review it was that I read but they complained about not getting their room serviced... uhm.. definitely not true. Perhaps they forgot they had their "privacy" light on. The control panel by the front door has a button for "Lights" "Privacy" and "Service." They did such a great job cleaning my crap everyday. No complaints from me. Now onto some of my observations/experiences. - Rooms: SO SPACIOUS! Got a large king bed that was ubbber comfy. I slept so well every night. I loved that there was a button next to the bed labeled "Good Night" and it would 1) turn off all the lights in the room 2) electronically pull the sheer and solid curtain. In the morning, I heard the solid curtain open up. It was a great way to wake up - I didn't have the sun blaring into my eyes but I could still see the daylight. LOVED it. - Bathroom: I really loved the bathroom. Nice big tub (big enough for 2) with a nice shower. Great temperature control and pressure. - Bathrobes: LIKE A DREAM. Okay I admit.. I pretty much changed out of my regular clothes as soon as I got in to the room just so that I could put on the robe. Yes.. that comfortable. - In room service: Okay.. food was so-so... err.. okay so-so may be actually generous. I ordered probably the most bland quesadilla in my life. - Rest of the hotel: I really liked having different elevators for different floors. I was on the 25th floor. There were 4 elevators dedicated for just the 25-30th floors. I never waited long. The elevators were amazingly fast and quiet. Pools looked awesome - didn't actually go into them but there were so many different ones. **TIP**: expect to pay MORE $$ for any taxi ride going TO aria/cosmopolitan - the road that leads to their front goes through some weird back route and unfortunately that tacks on maybe $4 -5 bucks. If you are coming FROM the airport, take the shuttle that is $6/person one way. The taxi ride will be ~$20. On the other hand, if you are GOING to the airport, its a quick ride ~$12.00.

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LOVE THIS PLACE!!! A real neighborhood gem!! I've been there twice for lunch and twice for dinner. Anxious to try more things on the menu as I have had a hard time trying to choose between all the great items. Great casual atmosphere with a bar and the inside dining area is open to the outside patio, also open for dining. Check it out!!!