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An example of an negative review: The restaurant is located in a strip center 2 doors down from a 99 cent store. The decor was a little cheesy. Our server and assistant were friendly but the service seemed a staged. The selection of items on the menu was very good. I ordered the special appetizer, steak tar tar. When the server placed it in front of me it looked like the chef had opened a can of dog food and plopped it on a plate. It tasted great but was a little strained to eat thinking about the canned dog food. Monday's are great they offer all their wines at 1/2 price. If you go in any other day and want to order wine be prepared to pay $40.00 and above for a bottle of wine. If you bring in your own they have a $25.00 corkage fee. All in all I think in todays times you could do much better. Our dinner with wine came to $400.00 for a party of 4. A little pricey for what you get

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An example of an positive review: Excellent Italian restaurant in Summerlin. Almost a hidden secret, located in the Rampart Casino (you can enter directly from the parking lot facing Summerlin Parkway to avoid walking thru the casino). Great food, outstanding staff, and excellent wine list. European decor (the restaurant interior reminds you of fine restaurants in Austria or Switzerland).. We had Chicken Parm, Caesar Salads, Lasagna, Gnocci, and a Spiedini sampler dessert (shared at table)..

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An example of an positive review: This place is awesome. I didn't have time to to go my usual place in West Hollywood so I found Diya and it was so nice. Very simple place, very nice technicians, and nice specials. I had my whole face done for the first time and I love it!

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An example of an positive review: For many years my family and I came here when it was Katz's Deli. Then, $1.95 got you the breakfast special of two eggs, hash brown potatoes and a bagel of your choice (weekday's only). Howard and Wanda (?) would be happy to see what has become of their neighborhood place. Postino Central is still very familiar to those who remember its earlier incarnation but it's now clean and hip, and still very inviting. If you're a patron of LGO or any number of their other restaurants, you know this group just gets it. The menu and layout are right out of the original Postino. Hey, if you've got a winning formula why screw it up (are you listening Hanny's?)? The outdoor patio has an open bar to the main restaurant a la Chelsea's Kitchen. It works here too, bringing some of the interior vibe outside. The principal problem with LGO, it's parking, has been addressed with a large number of spaces and complementary valet parking. Very nice. I was interested in the bathrooms (that didn't sound right), as their location is basically unchanged from the original, though dramatically improved. The guy's has a funky sliding door and the girl's two sinks. I'm guessing this has something to do with the fairer sex's inclination to potty in tandem, though I admit I'm unclear of the benefit of the two sink, one toilet layout. Interesting. You have to hand it to this group. They take interesting buildings and make them better (when it's obviously cheaper to just tear them down and start over), they locate in real neighborhoods and improve the property values and they know how to stick with a winning formula. If you know Postino you won't be surprised by Postino Central but you will be happy you came.