Q: Ok so I have eaten many crepes in my life being born in Paris and all. So I wasn't expecting much from this place. But my oh my how much below par this place was. I ordered the St. Louise and the bf got the Fruits de la mer. Both of our crepes took over 10 mins to make, and when we got it they were both semi cold...mildly warm in the middle. My crepe was drenched in the bechamel sauce which had like no taste. The actual crepe itself was very flour-ie tasting. The deli ham and cheese helped the food go down. My bf did not enjoy his crepe one bit...what a dissapointment. Also savory crepe should never be the same price as dessert crepes (8.99). Stay away. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: WE CRAVE YAMA!!! I am actually so hung up on Yama that I am tempted to drive from California to Vegas just to get my fix. I can't find anywhere else like it since moving back from Japan almost two years ago. We visit my in-laws in Vegas and every time we do, we have to have sushi from Yama. Where do I start, the food is fresh, the staff is prompt and the menu is exciting and hilariously perverted!! It can get a little crowded, but a crowd won't hold me back from getting my Yama grub on!!! Me love Yama long time! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: You don't go here for the ambiance, you go for the food. I haven't tried burgers but their cronuts and donuts were quite good. I would consider myself a donut connoisseur, so trust me... I tried the apple fritter which was crispy around the edges and sweet and fluffy in the middle. The glazed cronut was the bomb, unfortunately their other cronuts had filling which I don't like, but the traditional glazed one was stupid good to me!! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Best pizza in vegas, by far. I always buy by the whole pie. Cheaper to split amongst friends or family. Or take one back to so cal for the drive home. Pepperoni n mushroom with sausage. Mmmmmm. OPTIONS:
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positive