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An example of an negative review: I have heard many good things about this place and then saw mixed reviews on Yelp. Bill Clinton even ate here. (I don't think George Washington slept here! You east coasters will get the joke.) My overall opinion is that Poncho's is a run of the mill Mexican restaurant. - my server was very nice and attentive (except for refilling my water) but the kitchen was very slow - the chips were fresh but still very greasy - the Pollo Fundido, one of their signature entrees was a good sized but soggy chimichanga with lots of moist chicken stuffed inside it. It was then drowned in a white cream cheese jalapeno sauce. All very salty to me. - I ordered rice and beans that we're okay at best. I know they are refried beans but these were also greasy. Bottom line - with over 20+ Mexican restaurants within a few miles of here I will continue trying new ones vs returning here. Sorry Poncho's!

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An example of an positive review: As good as it gets. You may have heard of this place, but it's the only location in the US outside of France. It's run by Guy Savoy's son Franck at the Vegas location. The decor is simple, warm and inviting. But all the effort goes into the food. Sat in the bubble bar area near the fireplace. It's very casual here. The chairs are so small and delicate, I kept slipping off. Maybe it was the wine. In any case, tasted a few of the appetizers and it's divine. The restaurant does feature a really cool dining area inside the kitchen. It's glass encased, so you can see the chef and the cooks at work. There's also a Krug Champagne room. Back to the menu: It's all about tastings, small plates enough for one bite. From the signature artichoke and black truffle soup to spiced crispy sea bass the flavors are well balanced and textured. I felt like a judge on Iron Chef. There is a 10 course Menu Prestige which is probably going to cost you what some people pay in rent. You can take a different route though and choose items from the a la carte menu. There is also a dessert cart that comes after you're done eating. It's all in little portions including the much talked about pudding in a jar. Bon Appetit listed this place one the country's hottest restaurants.

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An example of an positive review: A Touch of European Cafe is a well kept little secret of Glendale Arizona. If you enjoy Eastern European fare, or just want to try something new, visit this small, picturesque cafe, which is located on a charming and quiet side street within the historic square of Glendale. Weather permitting, dine at the outdoor patio under mature shade trees, where you may feel as if you are no longer in the desert Southwest. This is a place where you can casually relax with some quality authentic food in a quaint, possibly romantic setting. Tip: Call ahead about their Sour Pickle Soup... you do not have to be pregnant to develop cravings for this unusual yet appetizing soup recipe!

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An example of an negative review: If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. From the moment we checked in, we were treated poorly by the staff - the woman working the front desk asked us to take a seat while she "saw what she could do" about our reservation, even though we had successfully booked it prior to checking in and had the confirmation number in hand. What she actually did was check in every single person in line behind us, not bothering to address our reservation until we interrupted her and asked what was going on (a good 20 minutes later.) I'm not sure how us essentially losing our place in line translated as her "seeing what she could do." But it gets worse. We had a few friends visit our room, and apparently the security guards saw them through our window (creepy much?) They proceeded to bust into the room, kicking every person out and searching places as strange as beer bottles for "anything they should know about." We talked to the manager about this, who assured us that it was fine to have additional guests as long as they weren't spending the night. I'm not sure if the manager talked to the security guards about their behavior, but it was extremely inappropriate and uncalled for. If you want to be treated like a teenager having a party in your parents' house or a felon, then stay here. Their rooms have a nice something-died-in-here scent to set the ambiance, too. Alexis Park should spend more time finding the cause of that smell than searching beer bottles for contraband.