input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Everyone knows I'm a designer jean whore, so I got uber excited when I heard there was going to be a TRJ outlet added to the Las Vegas Premium Outlets lol. On my recent trip to Sin City, we braved the 114 degree weather for an outdoor shopping excursion at my favorite outlets. First stop, TRJ outlet! The store pretty much looks like the regular TRJ stores, but about half the size smaller. Very woodsy/all American feel. The store was very clean & organized, all jeans folded perfectly...even the items on the clearance table. The bf found 2 pairs and I only found 1. They were about $120/each. I know that's a lot of $, but we were saving at least $65 a pair compared to regular prices. I believe I even saw the one I purchased still for sale at MetroPark for regular price, too. I was having sizing issues with the one I loved, and the sales associate that was helping me didn't hesitate to grab sizes for me. Each time he'd give me a pair, he'd come back in a few minutes to check in. I wasn't overly under a microscope like some at some stores which I hate. He gave me just enough service I liked without be the key word: pushy. When purchasing my pair, I noticed a tiny, microscopic tear on the side of the jeans, so asked for another after it had already been rung up. Again, my sales associate searched the store for another pair in my size. After about 5 minutes, da dingggg.....he found it! They didn't even have to scan it again...he just swaped out the other pair. They pretty much have the same jeans and prices you'd find at an Off 5th or Neiman Marcus Last Call outlet, but the organization and customer service is 10x better.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Best donut and clean place
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Fantastic crepes. Really. The savory ones (like the smoked salmon), the sweet ones, all of them are just plain great. The restaurant is actually a tiny basement of a Shadyside-style home. They try hard to make it feel like France by making it narrow, crowded, lacking air conditioning, and cash-only. Those are the drawbacks, but it adds to the authenticity I suppose. Also, they have Evian and Orangina, which is always nice. If you need breakfast - can't beat the crepes here. Go, eat, have fun, forget where you are for a while.