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Output: Had to try out the famous man vs food Hash House A Go Go when we were in Vegas and man was I not disappointed! Went on a Monday morning. Place was very busy and was told roughly a 20 minute line. We waited about ten minutes and were seated in a nice little booth. Our waiter was great and suggested the spicy blood Mary's so started out the morning with a couple of those which were good size for a Vegas drink. When our food arrived at our table I knew we made the right choice. From seeing the show I knew the portions were huge so my gf and I decided to split one of their snickers pancakes and the bacon, cheese, avocado scrambler. The food was amazing! The snickers pancake was probably the best pancake I have ever had! The pieces of snickers was a perfect combo to a delicious buttermilk pancake. My girlfriend who loves savory food really enjoyed the scrambler with the fresh avocado and breakfast potatoes. Even splitting this meal we were not able to finish all of our food. Overall it was a great dining experience would definitely recommend and I would for sure go back!

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Output: Food is insanely good. Fresh meats and very, very tasty. When you order a sandwich (i recommend the godfather I or II), the owner goes to the fridge and begins slicing cuts for your sub. Doesn't get much fresher than that. They have a few tables, but I've never eaten there so I cannot comment on the service but they are always friendly when I order take out. In addition to a plethora of sandwich options there are italian dishes as well. I've had the lasagna which was a large, flavorful portion. Desserts are great too. Try a Cannoli.

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Output: Park Road Shopping center isn't like most strip malls. Instead of boring, ubiquitous businesses like Subway and Sally's Beauty Supply, Park Road offers an eclectic collection of local restaurants, toy stores, book stores and other boutiques. Sometimes it feels like walking back into the 1960s, but honestly that's part of the charm. No business personifies this more than the Carolina Soda Shoppe. From great burgers and shakes to fried okra and applesauce, the menu has something for everyone's taste. The restaurant is tiny with maybe 10 tables in total. That said, I've never seen it so busy that I've had to wait very long. This place is definitely a local business; its owner clearly attends a nearby church and has prominently placed what I would call "Christian Kitsch" throughout the establishment. There's even a sign up front that says if you bless your food you'll get a treat. I'm not religious but if I can pray my way to a milkshake, sign me up. The food is good; not spectacular, but good. The burgers are not the best but they're darn tasty. It definitely hits the spot when all I want is a cheeseburger and some fries. I highly suggest trying the fried okra as well. I was going to give three stars because this place is so low key and "average", but honestly it's not trying to be anything else. If you're expecting a high-end diner, go somewhere else. If you want good, simple food at a comfortable local joint, this is your place.

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Was looking for a fun place to watch some Sunday Football. I heard The Cosmopolitan had a cool sports bar so I decided to check it out. The staff was very helpful in getting the San Diego game on for me on a TV that was close to my really comfortable couch. The Beer list was great and I they had my favorite Dog Fish Head Ale on tap! Ordered some food for the group, we had Wings, Fried Mac and a Chicago Dog. OMG! the wings were the best I have ever had, the sauce was perfect and the secret seasoning on the wings was AMAZING!! Can't wait to go back there again to watch some games.