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Output: Best Thai restaurant in Las Vegas. Good prices and wonderful staff. Casual environment with a nice stage for bands to play. All good comes in levels of spiciness. 5 is a good level to begin with if you enjoy spicy food; their levels run on the spicy side so 6 will be what is a normal 8. I highly recommend the panang curry and the Thais beef salad.

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Output: I was a big fan of Lucille's in GV and was stoked when I heard this location had opened. We decided Thanksgiving was as good a day as any to check this place out for some Thanksgiving dinner...even though we went for lunch. They take reservations both online and via phone, which was great for us because I had to ensure that I had enough time to eat and then go to work afterwards. Lucille's Thanksgiving dinner meal consisted of turkey or honey ham (of half of each, which is what we got) with gravy, green bean casserole, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, biscuits w/ apple butter and a small personal pumpkin pie. The food was delicious and we even had leftovers because we couldn't finish it. The best part was the personal pie that was amazingly creamy and served with tons of whipped cream. The staff was nice and I like how they work as a team instead of customers only being able to flag down their assigned waiter/waitress like traditional restaurants. I also loved that they had TVs everywhere in the dining area so we were able to catch glipses of the Thanksgiving Day parade and football game while we were there. Definitely will be back to have some of their more traditional BBQ grub!

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Output: I was here with my boyfriend to see Diplo on Friday. Typical Vegas nightclub, girls free, guys pay cover deal. Ladies, if you are with a group of girls please get on a guestlist with a promoter. There's no reason to pay or buy presale tickets seriously. Anyhow, the club was pretty cool I liked the layout. Since it was kind of drizzling out all day no one was really outside so I didn't hang out there much. Drinks are super expensive, duh. Like 36 bucks for two vodka sodas expensive. Diplo wasn't as good as I expected. Being the veteran edm fan that I am I was let down by his set. If you get there early to see the main DJ just know that they rarely go on before 1am. I believe Diplo started at 1:30. Good times!

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Led under the pretence of fire, crazy rituals and even mild nudity I was keen to see what the fuss surrounding the Beltane Fire Festival was all about. Taking a gamble with the 8 ticket price I left for Calton Hill well stocked with beer, a smearing of face paint or two and my fingers crossed that I was in for a unusual and unique evening of entertainment. Allegedly based on Celtic tradition, the Beltane Festival sees 'clans' of painted torchbearers and processional drummers parade around Calton Hill performing various rituals and demonstrations resulting in an intriguing and somewhat bizarre spectacle. Particularly notable were the red imp style characters that seemed hell bent on making the most noise and intimidating not only the other 'clans' but the audience themselves. Wild screaming, erratic waving of flaming torches, twisted and contorted dances created some down right weird scenes, and with the evenings attire limited to loin cloths only, there were more than a few eye brows raised. I'd certainly recommend the Beltane Fire Festival. Accompanied with some cheap booze and a group of companions you'll be fixated with the events visual offerings and pounding drums. The events held once a year (30th April) and ...between us Yelpers, I was reliably informed you can sneak in by hopping a wall or two. Otherwise tickets are available from the Forest Cafe, Ripping Records or at the festival entrance.