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Output: So disappointed. Played skee ball because it claimed you get a free margarita for 300 points. Two of us got over 300 points. Headed to the bar for our free margaritas and were told "the machine is old" no margaritas. Meanwhile the machine is clearly very new high tech computerized. So disappointed at the false advertising. Food was just ok. Moral of the story dont false advertise or else you will have very disappointed customers.

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Output: When I miss home and start craving for mexican street food, I come here. I usually order the corn with covered with mayo and mexican spice. I think its called Elotes. The other thing I get is the fruit with the spices. If you havent tried it, try it. Its BOMB! and its all BARATO LOL OH they have a water station if you need to get your 5 gallon jugs filled.

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Output: The staff: I wish I caught her name, she was incredibly friendly, especially towards the end. It wasn't busy so I think she was actually the only server working. But she was able to tend to our table and a few others, very efficient. The goods: AMAZING. I got the mixed plate with teriyaki chicken and furikake shrimp. i was in heaven. The meat was so tender and I could just pull it apart with my fork. Sounds of food ecstasy kept coming from the other side of the table; my friend was really enjoying her meal as well. And the portions were huge! We ate a good amount and still had to get a to-go box for the rest of her Kalbi and my chicken. The atmosphere: It reminded me so much of home. They had satellite radio playing Hawaiian tunes; a very nice touch. It wasn't done up all crazy, just a few pictures here and there, a wall fixture of the islands. It had a very personal feel to it. It reminded me of places we would eat when I was younger in Waianae; the same fading color scheme and plants, same kitchen layout. It actually made me quite nostalgic. After Aloha Grill closed down and Aloha Kitchen kind of went downhill, I thought my only hope for Hawaiian food would be the Marketstreet Cafe at the Cal, and I only go there for the saimin anyway. But my "haole" friend as he refers to himself, instructed that it was CRUCIAL I check out Island Flavor. I am so happy that I did. Amazing food, and great quality for the price. I was afraid it would be more on the pricy side because of other reviews, but that wasn't the case at all. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the bill. First experience there was brilliant, it definitely won't be my last.

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We stopped by this place while visiting from Portland, Oregon, after reading some great reviews. We were looking for something quick, delicious, and light since we were in town for a race and didn't want to eat typical "travel food". This place did not disappoint. I'm not a Greek food connoisseur but we have some pretty amazing restaurants back home, so I feel like I have enough street cred to say this place was amazing. We had dolmades, chicken souvlaki, greay gyro, and some baklava. Yum, yum, yum. Moist and tangy dolmas. The chicken was just the right amount of salty/seasoned, and it was moist and tender! The baklava was perfect. Ooey gooey, sweet, and flaky on top. Not rich, just perfect. Staff was friendly, too! Great service. HUGE servings. We were hungry, and we brought home half our gyro and souvlaki plate. We enjoyed a nice patio seat and relaxed while eating. The place was packed when we arrived and left, so that's always a good sign. Highly recommend eating here!