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A: This place was originally Pho Bang, but change owner and now switch to Pho Thanh. I came with my family on a Saturday and was impress of how crowded the place eventually get. And most of the people there are non-vietnamese. Price - Way CHEAP!! I think the cheapest pho place I've been to in AZ. Food - the pho broth was just perfect for me. My mom, being a good cook herself and hard critic when it comes to restaurant food, order Hu Tieu Dac Biet and compliment the juicy broth. The dishes comes with lots of mints and bean sprouts and always fresh since the owner of the place also own the right-next-door market. You won't ever have to worry about them running out of those. I was disappointed in their "rau ma" drink, it was too diluted down that I didn't really taste any rau ma.

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A: Ohhhh lawrd.....I walked in and the inspiration factor sent a wave of exhilaration through me. It was a little mind-boggling to actually take it all in so I had to have a plan; go through quickly without stopping no matter how tempting, and THEN go back slowly. Do this for about an hour! ;-) The vignette's were great, the merchandise was perfect for someone like me who LOVES decorating with a lot of creativity, and the whole place had a great vibe. Prices? It varied. I bought a great old metal arrow that probably was once in a commercial setting. It was $42, and the perfect size. They had a larger one for $54. It was so unique! I also found a beautiful, maybe crocheted (?) taupe scarf for $16. I LOVE it....very classy to drape around my neck. This is a great place to go for inspiration for decorating ideas , and a great place for wonderful, vintage finds. I LOVED it. The people who worked there were friendly and helpful, but left you alone to browse, dream, imagine, and of course to buy. Honestly, if you think some of these finds are expensive, go to OneKingsLane and see their vintage prices. The only thing that I really coveted, but it was $500, yes, NOT $50, but $500, was an extremely large, what seemed to be vintage, multicolored abacus. OMG....to die for...but not for that price. I probably would have paid, at the most $150 to $200. I would highly recommend this place to everyone who has that vintage love and a creative spirit.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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We got a great deal on this hotel during the Thanksgiving holiday. With the basic room the average rate per night after taxes and the resort fee was $99 for 4 nights. The resort fee covers internet access in the room, a coupon book with 2 free drinks, access to the business center, and a newspaper. We only used the internet and we used the business center to print boarding passes. The interior of the hotel is decent. There was a lot of construction and some escalators were out of order, but a lot of things in Vegas were out of order or under construction. There were a quite a few restaurants. I visited the Starbucks, Haagen Daz, and a sandwich place. The sandwich place was the least satisfying. And of course the prices are jacked up at Starbucks. The room was very clean and spacious. We had the smallest an most basic room with two double beds on the 16th floor of the New Yorker tower. The room could have easily fit a desk in it. I really appreciated the mirrored closet doors. The beds were comfortable, the shower was hot. One complaint about the room is the tv, it was SO outdated. I think it might have been a 13 inch tube. I've seen bigger and better televisions in cheaper, crappier hotels. Let's be honest, no one comes to Vegas to sit in their hotel room all day. New York New York was a basic, clean hotel to sleep in and it had more than enough entertainment for late night hours if you didn't want to go out in the cold (it was freezing during Thanksgiving). For the price, I'm really happy we stayed here. The only reason why I wouldn't stay again is that there are just too many other hotels to explore.