Q: The 3 times I've been in here, I've felt really uneasy. Maybe it was the big signs saying 'no phones, no cameras' - it may as well have said 'no customers' - or maybe it was the disgruntled barman 'we're not serving food' . Whichever, I didn't feel welcomed. I got the impression that it's very much a local pub, the same people come here all the time and everyone knows everyone and their son Jock. I came in looking for a drink with my auntie, luckily she was one of afore mentioned locals and so we were embraced...but I get the opinion if I went in hans-solo it would be a different story. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I took my youngest daughter here for dinner. For the two of us was approximately $35.00 for all you can eat. The selection was almost overwhelming, so much to choose from. The food was fresh looking. What was suppose to be hot was hot and what was suppose to be cold was cold. The sushi rolls were beautiful and tasted soooo good! The deserts were great too if you have enough room in your tummy to eat desert. I highly recommend this place. I feel it's a little pricey but you get a lot to choose from. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I'm glad this restaurant was brought to my attention. I hadn't noticed it tucked in right beside the train tracks in Uptown Waterloo. We had a fairly large group (11) on a Wednesday night. We had reservations for 15 but had a few no shows. The staff were very accommodating and didn't pressure us to order since we were waiting a little longer in case the others showed up. I must say there were not many vegetarian options on the dinner menu, which I expected, given it's a steakhouse. Thankfully, their one vegetarian entree was Red Beet Risotto, served with wilted baby spinach and manchego cheese. I was fairly keen on trying this and I wasn't disappointed. Everything in the dish went so well together. One funny remark was that since it was snowy outside, immediately when we walled in the door, the manager came up to us and politely told us to try *really hard" to dry our feet on the mat. He was very concerned about people slipping on wet floors. He did this with every other guest who came in as well. The same man also reassured us when it seemed as if a tiny earthquake was happening, "don't worry it's only the train." Overall I was very happy with this restaurant and would gladly come here again with my carnivorous friends. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Who can resist those cute M & M's characters? Walking along the Strip and seeing the colorful store, I couldn't. Plus, it presented another opportunity to duck in for an air conditioned respite from the oppressive Las Vegas summertime heat. So, with nothing particular in mind, Diane and I walked inside the store and looked around. As might be expected, M & M's merchandise was everywhere, and of close to infinite variety. Four floors of it! What really surprised us though was the advertised availability of a free 3-D movie presentation featuring the M & M's characters. While standing right outside the theater, when I saw that the next scheduled performance would begin in only 3 minutes, it seemed fortuitous and made sense to get in line and wait for the film to be shown. We were not disappointed. We were soon handed our yellow plastic 3-D glasses, found our way to comfortable seats, and then were treated to a funny and engaging film on a fairly large screen that was quite inventive, entertaining, and even suspenseful. The shows vary, but our featured film was titled "I Lost My M in Vegas." I won't ruin it for others by giving away the entire plot and ending. Just be advised that this short film involves Blue betting and losing the "M" on his chest at the Roulette Table, and then trying to get it back. In the course of that quest, Yellow's rear end is scorched. The quality of the color and the 3-D is excellent, as numerous 3-D images dart very close to a viewer's face. Following the film, we looked around some more, and of course bought a refrigerator magnet for our all-Vegas collection. But both of us were so glutted from Restaurant Week meals that, even though we both adore the taste and crunch of M & M peanuts, we didn't buy any candy. The stop was a nice diversion from our long walk. OPTIONS:
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positive