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Output: Steve and his crew were awesome! Having decided to stay in the home we raised the girls in we are just getting started in the renovation process. We started with the master bathroom. . . The bidding process can be a ridiculous exercise However. . .Steve was the only contractor who provided us with a detailed bid that was explicit in what materials and labor would be supplied and where extra costs would come in (i.e. Upgrading fixtures, laying tile on the diagonal). (Just and FYI we had a guy from Home Depot come into our home bounce on our floor and say that the sub floor was rotted. He added $6K to our bid for that item. There was not a rotten subfloor just a rotten contractor). Steve and his crew were professional, came when they said they would come and did what they said they would do. We felt comfortable enough to go on a cruise and come back to a totally upgraded bathroom, it was awesome. I feel like I have a hotel bathroom. The materials are quality, I elected the tile for the floor and walls and the granite for the countertops and the fixtures either from samples brought to the house or a visit to a showroom. My bathroom has been upgraded to a circa 1994 to a circa 2014 and we are very happy. We call call Steve and Team when we are ready to start the kitchen.

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Output: I had a great time recently at Battistas. A friend and I went there for dinner when it was recommended to us by someone at Bally's. Reservations are important, but you can get one same day if you need to. We got there a few minutes early and were seated right on time for our reservation. The first thing they did was put a big bottle of wine on our table and say that we could have all we could drink of it (yay!). The menu is pretty simple, different kinds of delicious italian food separated by price range (about $21-30 a plate, including soup/salad, wine, garlic bread, and meal). The garlic bread was delicious and the wine was decent (but free, and for some reason I liked it more and more as the night progressed...). The salad was a pretty average italian salad, but the lasagna was wonderful (although by that point I had quite a bit of wine in me, but I think it would have been great anyway). So I would definitely recommend this place, I found myself disappointed when I was full because there was plenty of food left on my plate and I wished there was room for more of it in my stomach. It was a night ender though because my friend and I were both completely trashed from all the free wine by the end of the meal.

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Output: I'm surprised by the high star reviews. Went here today with my gal friend for lunch with her six year old. The menu outside looked decent and there was a nice offering of apps and salads, so we thought we would give it shot. The place was virtually empty on Saturday at lunch time. This should have clued us in. The waitress was very nice and attentive enough, so no complaints there. I ordered the $9.00 pretzel with dipping sauce and a "seasonal salad" mind you, the main ingredient in the title being asparagus (small specialty salad) for $8.00 and my bud ordered herself the pear & prosciutto flat bread for $8.00. We got soup for the kid, 2 iced teas and I ordered a $9.75 glass of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. When the carafe of wine arrived and I poured it in the glass, it barely hit the middle of the glass. Lucky if it was a 5 oz pour. Chintzy. I did indeed tell the manager when he made his "all ok" rounds that they needed to improve their pour or lower the price. most pathtic pour I have seen in a long time & I just got back from CA. Nuff said. The food? Pretty dismal. I can eat a good pretzel 'til the cows come home. Alas, this was not a good pretzel. It tasted like a frozen Super Pretzel that had been put in the oven; dry, tasteless, cardboardish. My friend's "flat bread" was also dry, stale and had stingy ingredients. We could barely detect the cheese and the prosciutto tasted and looked like thinly shaved ham. The portion of toppings was almost non-existent--didn't even cover the length of the obviously store bought flat "bread". (I've had tastier communion wafers). The salad came with two tips of asparagus. There was also supposed to be some candied pecans and crumbled chevre & grapefruit with a citrus dressing. There were perhaps a few pinhead sprinkles of chevre, lots o' lettuce and some small broken pieces of pecan at the bottom of the plate that were unfortunately burned. The taste of the burned nuts with the bitter/sour dressing that seemed to be flavored with merely oil and lemon juice did not make for a tasteful combination. The kid didn't eat the soup. Fortunately I was able to dip a few pieces of the "homemade" pretzel into this to assist with swallowing. I had to eat something after getting drunk on that 5 oz's of wine, for safety's sake. I could have gotten loopy. Unfortunately I received a text later from my friend after having parted, only to learn that she had already made multiple trips to the bathroom after her "lunch." To make matters worse, they were playing bad boy band trendy videos the whole time we were there. $53 bucks for some crappy, half considered food, an empty joint, and really bad, loud pop factory videos makes for a never again. Perhaps they have good burgers, who knows, but charging $8.95 for a dried out pretzel is pretty criminal in my book--so if those burgers or corned beef sandwiches are good, I shall never know. I won't be back; too many other choices in this big town.

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For the record, they don't deserve 1 star. Let me be clear BUYER BEWARE when dealing with FINDLAY HONDA HENDERSON. They're a bunch of liars and manipulators. Thank you for perpetuating the used car salesman stereotype. These boys are slimy to the core...I mean they would sell out their own mamas, if they could make a buck. I went in on a Saturday with somewhat of a notion that I would probably buy. I had my heart set on a Honda CR-V XL complete with the nav system. I've been planning & saving for one for 6 months. I wanted all the bells and whistles because I keep my cars for 8-10 yrs. minimum. Plus, my trade-in was 8 yrs old and was warn out. Anyway, my wonderful salesman (you know who you are) told me with out a beat that there were no CRVs with nav available in Las Vegas. He said that because of the incident in Japan that one won't be available for 8 months and the prices were sure to go up. It seemed plausible, and my car probably wouldn't hold up that long. So, i bought one without nav. Come to find out on Monday he was full of crap. Desert Honda had 4 of them. By that time I had purchased and had no way out even tho they strung me along all day believing I could swap it out. Just to add insult to injury, no less than a week later a crack in the windshield appeared. No sign of impact from a rock or other object. It looks like a pressure crack or stress fracture. Of course I bought the coverage for windshields and dings, which now I'm getting the run around on. I can't EVER get ANYone from finance on the phone. Now, they're telling me it only covers chips. The only exceptions to this review would be Jason in service and Debbie who answered my call. I'm an avid Honda owner and have purchased vehicles in the past used and new. I've had nothing but good experiences with my Hondas. This would be my 3rd one & by far the worst experience of my life. My experience with Desert Honda was very pleasant and I enjoyed my car immensely for 8 years. A car is a huge expense for many and an extreme necessity for most. I felt hugely taken advantage of and betrayed. If I had it to do over, make no mistake I would see Kenny at Desert Honda. Btw, that 5 star review looks like the cheese bomb sales manager at Findlay Honda Henderson. What a tool. Last but not least the address is wrong. It's 933 Auto Show Drive.