Q: Distrito all I am really gonna say is that as good as the food was there is no way that it could ever make up for how terrible the service was. We went for brunch on Sunday and after we were seated I checked in on Yelp and was given a free guacamole appetizer for checking in. I was happy about that and unfortunately that would be the last good thing that happened at this place. Let me say that while we were there it was not busy at all. First we ordered our drinks I had a coke and she had the bottomless bloody mary. Then I ordered the free guacamole thanks to Yelp. For our plates I ordered the skillet and she ordered the pazole verde. The waiter brought back our drinks and that was the last time we seen him until he brought our bill. Someone else brought out our plates about a half hour after we ordered but we hadn't received our guacamole yet. We asked him if he could get us another bloody mary and he left never to be seen again. We had to actually go inside and find someone to get a refill for my coke and the bloody mary. Then we asked about the guacamole again and they finally brought it out when we were done eating. Overall I enjoyed the food but the service was so terrible I would never go back. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: We booked a trip to Vegas on short notice and all of the hotel prices on the strip were astronomical ($300+ a night most everywhere we looked). We ended up getting matched with The Stratosphere on Priceline for $83/night. We checked out the reviews and decided for the price and the love/hate reviews it would be worth a try. We checked in on a Friday afternoon and we were initially impressed with the service. Everyone was very knowledge and friendly and we were swiftly whisked away to our room. On first glance, our room looked comparable to a Best Western or Days Inn. Everything looked fairly clean and was decorated in the generic motif that you expect a midrange hotel to have. I wish I could end this review on such a positive note.... We were given a small room with 2 double beds. It was just my boyfriend and I, so we picked the bed farthest from the door in which to take a nap before the nights festivities. We pulled back the blankets and immediately noticed spots of what appeared to be blood on the sheets. Disgusting. We checked out the other bed which was clean and decided to call the front desk to inform them of what we had found. We were put on hold in excess of 20 minutes and the system eventually hung up on us. Luckily, we had the second bed or I would have flipped out on someone. Later in the same evening we each went to take a shower and noticed that there was still smears of makeup on one of our towels. Really? We called down to housekeeping to ask for more. Again, it took about 15 minutes to be connected and the woman who answered was very unpleasant. I asked to have towels sent up and informed her of our room number and she literally said "Fine." And slammed down the phone. Surprise, surprise....I waited for 45 minutes before giving up on the towels and getting ready to go. The towels never came and we were almost late to our dinner reservations. The next day our bathroom/vanity lights went out. I had my boyfriend call this time. Same result. Put on hold forever and hung up on. While showering in the dark may seem like an adventure, it is not. It's incredibly annoying and our experience at this hotel had been ruined. It was probably something as simple as a blown fuse, but apparently no one was willing to take the time to find out. The toilet seat was also broken, if you didn't hold it firmly against the tank while sitting down or peeing it would snap closed. At this point we decided to spend as little time at this hotel as possible. We spent as much time as we could out on the strip (which is NO WHERE NEAR the hotel....20-30 min. Deuce ride or a $15-$20 cab ride depending on traffic). It was closer to the Fremont Street area, but not by much. If you need a place to rest your head and watch the room spin, this may be the place for you. If you don't mind taking long drunken bus rides in the middle of the night, you just might like this place. I, for one, will NEVER go back to this hotel and will tell everyone I know to avoid it at all costs. Lesson learned: I will fork out the cash for a nice room on the strip next time and spend my money elsewhere. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: The perfect place to stop for a snack to soak up the alcohol you've already consumed...and make room for more. Choose from giant pretzels, or the more convenient "pretzel sticks". They're greasy-butttery, super-soft and covered in salt. Then choose your dipping sauce - everything from sweet to salty. I chose the CHEESE, of course. The pricing is not bad - around $5 for a pretzel (or 4-5 sticks) + sauce. Definitely recommended for a quick bite, and easy to carry with you to the next bar! OPTIONS:
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positive