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Output: STRANGE place, unique form of BBQ (I'd consider myself well traveled) and know HOW MANY differences BBQ has across our Nation. First: The set up is quite different...you leave your order at the 'bar'/check out/cashier. That same person is also the waiter, bartender, cashier and when the place is busy...well it is confusing then. Second:The food~quite pricey for a BBQ joint. I had a wing plate for $11. (to go) this time. The wings were big, cooked well, but no visable BBQ sauce on them. I'm not sure, but there was a teeny cup of something white that might have been some ranchy dsg, but I don't like ranch so I didn't try it. With the platter I chose side of slaw. Sides are also in the same teeny portions as the sauce (I'm disappointed). There was a LARGE brick style piece of cornbread, but the texture was not your usual cornbread density, but more like a sponge and on the dry, tastless side. I think there were jalapenos in it but it was too dry to care about. Unique slaw...with more than enough green pepper & strings of red onion throughout it. It really wasn't a vinegary slaw and absolutely wasn't mayo-based either...their own style I suppose. Lastly: Their location is right on the main drag in Matthews. BUT where it is situated you can't park at the restaurant, you park in a lot or on the street and walk to the place. NO drive thru available at all, either. I cannot say the food was bad, just not like ANY other BBQ I have ever eaten in any state. For the $$ and the odd way to order/wait...I won't be back any time soon. The young man running the whole show was polite and nice enough, I just think he needs some helpers AND/OR they need a different way to handle busy times.

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Output: I loved this show, but I can understand that it's also not for everyone. But, I'll cover the good news before the bad. The theater was great, and I don't think it was possible that there was a bad seat in the house. There were speakers in the backs of the seat headrests as well as in the front, so they didn't have to blast the volume to make it audible by all. Just the detail that was put into the show was amazing, and it was visually a work of art. They also incorporated some real candid recordings of the Beatles into the show and had a lot of great sub-stories to build on the main theme. The spread of songs was good as some were from their pop days and some from their 70's trip days. I'm more familiar with the pop songs, but enjoyed everything. I've never seen any other Vegas shows or Cirque shows, but I've heard a lot of them contain a lot of action and stunts. LOVE is much more about the acrobatics than death-defying stunts. So, if you're ok with watching a show that's not based on excessive stunts and you don't expect the whole show to be pop Beatles, I think you'll definitely love this show.

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Output: Are you kidding me? Seriously. If you like less than mediocre food while porn is being thrown in your face, you'll find it here. Seriously. We never would have gone in here if we had any idea. Seriously. Corporate Suits in town wanted to take a few folks from my office to lunch and chose this place. There's an hour of my life I'll never get back. Seriously. This place makes Hooters look very upscale and classy. Seriously. And the food. Huge burgers and fries are the only choices. The burgers? Think Encore Frozen Salisbury Steaks on a bun. Seriously. We left with the unanimous agreement that none of us would ever see the inside of this place again. Seriously.

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I don't see what the big deal is about this place. In Vegas for a trip away from the wives, we ended up at this old school steakhouse. It started off well when the bellman at the hotel complimented us on our choice for dinner. When we got to the restaurant, it was a bit bland outside. Picture a generic and plain front with the strip mall look. We were seated into a booth, Mickey Rooney's!, and looked around to find a pretty empty room. It was a Thursday night at 7pm so we expected a bit more traffic in there. The service was attentive enough (even when the waiter spilled a beer on the seat next to me). Come to think of it, he apologized but provided nothing more than getting me an extra napkin to get the beer from the seat and my pants. I didn't press it as much as I should have. An omen of things to come? We skipped the starters since nothing was jumping out as us so we focused on the mains and sides. Josh got the prime rib. I got a T-bone. Neither of us were happy. Both were ok to start, not bad, but not at all worth the price. We never felt that it was the best piece of meat we ever got in at a restaurant. There were no happy plates. (Moreover, we both felt a little "off" after finishing.) For the sides, we got broccoli, sauteed mushrooms, and the whipped potatoes. I can't speak for the little trees but the mushrooms were good enough while the potatoes were too buttery. I only tasted butter. Our intention was there to try something off the strip and something historic. Next time in Vegas, and there always be a next time, I'll find some other old school place. So, skip it. (I rounded up to 2 stars due to the fact it's been around so long.)