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Output: Saturday was my fourth visit to SW and by far the worst. I came with a party of 6 and we all left disappointed. Our appetizers led the night off to a good start. The shrimp cocktail and tuna ceviche appetizers were enjoyed by all of us, and the crabcakes were phenomenal- probably the best I've ever had. And then those complimentary biscuits with the bacon bits in them? Oh man. Best free bread on the planet. The sides were also delicious as usual...the au gratin potatoes being the best, followed by the mushrooms, mac and cheese, sauteed spinach, and finally the onions and jalapenos. Two of our main courses, on the other hand, were prepared wrong. One friend ordered her steak medium rare and it was served not even rare, but raw. She lost her appetite and instead of having them cook it a little longer, just sent it back. Another friend ordered her steak medium and it was served well-done. They took one of them off our check, but not both. And for the love of God, what is so difficult about a dirty martini, straight up, served in a regular glass (not a martini glass)? The server got it wrong not once, but twice! Three out of four ain't bad I guess, but I expected better. It could have been an off-night, but with all the amazing restaurants in Vegas, I may not return. If I do, I will probably eat some biscuits and crabcakes and then leave and go to Carnevino to order steak and martinis.

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Output: I have always had pretty good experiences at this location of CVS. This is currently the pharmacy I am using to fill my scripts and the pharmacists have always been very helpful and friendly. The overall layout of this CVS store is nice. It is really easy to find what you are looking for. There is also one very nice cashier who usually works nights and she is very friendly and we always have good conversation. Overall I would recommend this pharmacy to friends living in the area.

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Output: My husband and I found this place while walking on St. Catherine's street where there was a girl in a kimono standing on the street. We decided to give it a try since we had a craving for sushi. She ushered us into the elevator and brought us to the third floor. We wouldn't have found this place if it wasn't for the girl out front on the street. The host seated us, and the bus boy poured us water and gave us our menus, oh and even lit our tea light candle! Our waitress took forever to greet us, and when she came by, we were ready to order. We ordered the vegetable and shrimp tempura, and a cold sake to start (another waitress saw us waiting there with our menus and asked if we've been helped after we had ordered). Again, it took about 30-45 minutes for the tempura to come out, and when it did, she brought us just a vegetable tempura which consisted of two tiny mushrooms, one small broccoli, one slice of eggplant and bell pepper. We told the waitress that she had brought us the wrong order, she took it back, and about 10 minutes later, the correct tempura came back with four shrimp tempura, a slice of eggplant, a small broccoli and a slice of bell pepper, they took the mushrooms out. I thought that the tempura was decent, it wasn't very hot though, everything was cold. At this point, we still had not received our sake, so I asked the waitress for our sake. It seemed as though she had forgotten, so she ran back and about 10 minutes later, she brought over hot sake. We had to flag her down again and remind her that we had ordered a cold sake. She apologized again, and came back about 5 minutes later with a warm bottle of sake in a small bucket of ice water and told us to give it a few minutes to get cold... An hour after we had placed the order, ate our tempura and drank our sake, the sushi we ordered came out. At least she couldn't screw this order up since we checked it off on a piece of paper. We ordered four rolls: the dynamite roll, spicy salmon, spicy tuna and california. The sushi selection was not great and very limited. We thought the sushi was pretty good, but the service was appauling, although I asked another waitress for tea, she was very pleasant and served us tea because our waitress never bothered to ask. When our waitress, Annie came to clear our plates, she asked how things were, so I said "they were ok", she didn't even bother to ask why because she could care less. The only reason I knew her name was from the bill. I do not recommend this place to anyone, everything is OVER PRICED and SERVICE IS NON-EXISTENT. We were there for 2 hours! Our waitress was an air head and could not get one single thing correct, they do have decent sushi, but it's definetly NOT WORTH IT, STAY AWAY!

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The Bethany Shop is absolutely wonderful. Given that it's a charity shop there's no real theme to the stuff it sells. They tend to get a lot of furniture in, but then they also get plenty of clothes, electricals and cool old leather suitcases. They also have CDs, records, cassettes. You name it. The thing that makes The Bethany Shop stand out from other shops, however, is the quality of stuff they seem to get in. Nearly new electrical items line the right hand side of the shop. The furniture they get donated is astounding. The oak chest of drawers in there today for 40 was hugely impressive. This is one of a few Bethany Shops in Edinburgh. They're all very good but this is my favourite. Whether it's the generous people of Morningside donating their high quality things or the helpful, friendly staff that seems to make this one stand out I'm not sure, but I always end up buying stuff I don't need in there. All for a good cause though.