input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Always fast and courteous.
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output: I had some time to kill earlier this week so I decided to stop in and have a look-see and I am sure glad I did. I have always been anti-junque stores, but this place isn't a musty old antique store. This place is brightly lit and the walk ways are kept reasonably clean. I do have to agree with other reviewers when they say that the place could be better organized. I thought that, but then realized you can't just keep changing each vendors booths location to fit what they are selling. So is stands to reason why there really is not a ton of organization to the place. Some booths have nicer more organized booths with finds that are of better quality (and price). I managed to find an old picture frame that I had set out to find, and I also walked out of there with an antique silk scarf in mint condition for $6. When I walked out of the store, I wondered where the last 2 hours of my life went. I also called my mom and apologized for giving her crap for all her years of antique shopping. Thanks to Odana Antiques, I am becoming my mother after all.
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We stayed here last year and I was not all that impressed. I couldn't get past the kitchy decor, the rooms were small and the casino floor was too surreal for me. Something about the lighting, but remember, I really hate the theme crap, so YMMV. Btw, if I never see another "cobblestone" street again it'll be too soon. You ever try to walk in high heels on that shit? Keerist. I'm gonna break an ankle. I didn't check out the shops, so the only redeeming quality was that the slots are looser than most. They took away my favorite slot though. Boo. My friend and I were staying at Bellagio on our more recent trip, but we walked over to Paris for a visit. After playing for a while, we stopped to have a bite in the wee hours at the 24 hour cafe. (Le Cafe St. Louis) This turned out to be a real pain the ass. First of all, the food was mediocre but to add insult to injury... when I asked for bread to go with my soup I was met with an argument that they didn't have any. When I pointed out that my friend was eating a French dip sandwich so how is it that they didn't have any bread... I was told that it was only used for sandwiches.... then after I said "Dude. Come on. It's just bread." he finally gave me some but told me to keep quiet about it. Cheap asses... WTF? It's bread. Everyone gives complimentary bread. What's wrong with you? Oh, and then the bread, a hunk of baguette, turned out to be hard and tasteless. Poseurs. Kudos to the bartender for being cool and comping us a couple drinks though. That was nice of him. The only redeeming quality of the night. Would I go back? Maybe... but only for the bar and a few games.