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A: Though located in a modest strip-mall in Chinatown, surrounded by a massage parlor and a Chinese sign posted on an Italian flag - this is an amazing find. It is a traditional Japanese sushi experience with the primary ordering option being omakase, where you chose the size of the order and they bring you courses based on the chef's discretion. Each course is elegantly presented and is the freshest sushi I have ever had. The attention to detail is impeccable and the selection impressive. Each mini course was a delight to the eyes and every sense was elevated. The staff was very pleasant and the bathroom along with the entire restaurant was immaculately clean and the decor a relaxing, zen-like feel. I will definitely be back on my next trip to Las Vegas.
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A: I love Starbucks! Especially when there is one inside of the hotel I'm staying at, even more after $10 all you can drink at the bar! They are quick and friendly, and they don't ask why your wearing sunnies inside the hotel, I think they just figure I am hung over. I love that they have seating inside and items you can buy like normal Starbucks. I will come back for my caffeine fix next time I'm staying at the hotel.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I stayed at the William Penn for Mathfest 2010 (don't judge!) and one of my former professors treated me to a birthday lunch here. It is fantastic! The service was impeccable (as was the hotel stay) and the food was lovely. I had the roasted pear and arugula salad. In a city that puts French fries on their salads this was a breath of fresh air. The salad was amazing, it had a light sherry vinaigrette, bleu cheese crumbles and caramelized walnuts! My dinning companion had a pan seared salmon with garlic cream sauce, veggies and bazmatti rice. She raved about it the rest of the trip. We shared a HUGE piece of strawberry shortcake - which was also amazing. If you are in town this is a great place to go, they also serve High Tea in the afternoons by reservation.
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Output: I lived in Tucson for 16 wonderful years, leaving with my three children, new husband and two stepchildren in 2002 for New York. New York is wonderful in many ways, but truly is lacking in true authentic Mexican food. And there is no fooling my family. So when I come back to Arizona to visit my family here, the first thing I want is authentic Mexican food. Since my parents and sister live in Apache Junction, we find our fix at Los Tacos. The place is immaculately clean, the staff courteous and genuinely kind. I think we'd have a longer conversation if I spoke Spanish but their English is just fine. The food is cooked to order, the tortillas homemade. There is a salsa bar with salsa fresca, roasted hot peppers, spiced carrots, salsa verde and a nice chipolte salsa. I am not sure if they serve coffee as they are always so kind to let me bring in my morning addiction, Starbucks Vente. My son, who came on this trip with me, wakes each morning to walk the two miles to Starbucks and then a few steps more to Los Tacos. What a wonderful way to start the day. I can't recommend them high enough. Definitely worth the four mile walk each morning.
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What a Total waste of time !! The Last time I went to this Gameworks was about 2 years ago, and now I refuse to go back. I purchased my "All Day Pass" from the Tix2Nite booth in downtown for $17.50 plus a $4 service fee. I didn't mind this, as I was planning togo in and out during the day and to play a lot of the new games that where there since the last I was there. When I walked in, the first thing I noticed was how many games were taken out since the last time I was there. They ripped out a whole block of games, and installed some sort of crappy "virtual bowling". They also took out some other ones to but a buffet area for special events. No problem I thought, and proceeded to exchange my voucher. After exchanging my ticket, the first arcade I wanted to play was the House of the Dead 4. After waiting a while, I asked the cashier where the operator was. She told me that he was on break, and to check back in a half hour. When I came back it was the same BS story. This was true for all the operator assisted games. Even the regular games had problems with them, as 17 were broken at the time. When I asked the manager what was going on, he told me that Gameworks had to cut hours. I felt ripped off !!! Do yourself a favor and stay far and away from this poorly run arcade. On the plus side, I found a kick ass pinball museum in Las Vegas. There must of been over 100 games that went from the 1930's on up. The owner is very nice, and he is also the one the service's the machine too. Their site is (http://www.pinballmuseum.org)