Problem: This is, by far, the best sushi restaurant I've ever been to. +1 The staff is courteous, friendly, and attentive. Our server was very friendly, and the head chef personally spoke with each table dining. We needed transportation back to our hotel, and our server helped us arrange for it after our first cab bailed on us. +1 Prices are excellent, and portions are large. Unlike strip restaurants, you'll receive 8 maki-rolls per order, and two pieces of nigiri per order. All of the fish we ordered was extremely fresh and tasted excellent. +1 Location is off-strip, and in a quiet section of Las Vegas. Restaurant is also very clean inside, and well maintained. +1 As I previously mentioned, the head chef meets with every table to ask how your food was. He is one of the nicest restaurant owners I have had the pleasure of meeting, and even provided our party with free samples of the restaurant speciality, a yellowfin tuna sashimi with jalapenos. The chef politely asked us to sample his newly received "uni" sea urchin from Japan against his current California urchin. +1 To top our experience, our server gave my party free sushi pens and a free sushi keychain. If I can summarize my experience at Soho, I would say that it was perfect, and definitely worth the trip from any strip hotel, and definitely the best sushi around.
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Problem: Had a really great breakfast experience here recently. They have outdoor tables, so you can enjoy some wonderful al fresco dining. The place itself is quite colorful, spacious, and comfortably designed, and the food was fantastic. I ordered the scrambled eggs, and it came with a healthy dose of turkey bacon, as well as grits and an absolutely delicious, fresh from the oven biscuit (which covered with apple butter is even better), and an oatmeal pancake with peach compote. It was all-around delicious and an incredibly satisfying, reasonably-priced breakfast. My only complaint would be that it took a while to get and to process the check, but I guess I'll overlook that given how generally satisfying I thought the experience was.
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Problem: Do not be fooled by the location. This is easily the worst "Mexican food" I have tasted in my life. The only thing Mexican about the food might be the description on the menu. I ordered the Tequila Lime Tacos and they honestly tasted like cardboard. The staff is attentive and quick and the venue is somewhat welcoming but the food is simply unacceptable. If the food was edible I might have given this place two stars to recognize the staff and their speed, but my disgust for the food prevails.
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Problem: Despite the fact they're all inbred rapists who will shoot you in the head for coming within 200 metres of their land, you have to admire the farmers for the quality of their produce. Edinburgh Farmer's market isn't the biggest one I've ever seen, but it's a great testament to the mantra of quality over quantity, and the picturesque and central location gives it that bit of extra oomph. I picked up the tastiest pork chops I've ever eaten from here a couple of weeks ago, as well as some fancy sausages. For a carnivore like me this place ticks more or less every single box.
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