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You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
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If there was one more star I would give it 6. That's right, 6 stars for a bus. "That must be a damn good bus!" you say and I say "But of course."

I like to get tips on where I'm travelling if I know people who have gone and everyone told me, "Just take cabs, their like $5 and its far to walk." I'm glad we gave up on that sooner rather than later. Cabs are not "like $5" more "like $14" with tip, so that's a lot every time you want to move around during the day, which is, if you're active, about a dozen times.

The deuce is so tourist friendly it's pure insanity. It has great screens on both levels of the bus that show which stops are coming up and, on top of that, the voice will announce what you can connect to there and everything that is remotely in the area. It's wonderful!

The bus drivers are helpful and this puppy will take you all the way to Fremont street if you want! You can also connect to the airport or the Premium Outlets on this bad boy. Be careful though, once you get off the strip and this bus the transit isn't the best. This is amazing because it runs 24 hour a day and even in the middle of the night the longest you have to wait is 17 mins for a bus. Normally every few minutes.

The deuce may feel slow because it takes a long time to load everyone on at each stop but don't be fooled, you're still going faster than walking and it will help save your feet.

There are usually a ton of seats on the second level so don't be afraid to go up there, it's a nice view too.

The bus is $3 one way or $7 for the whole 24 hours, so just get the day pass, it's worth it. We also heard on our last day that you can get a 3 days pass for $15 from the machines at the bus stops. Next time, it's on like kong and I'm getting that on my first day!
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5 stars

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We had really poor, slow, unfriendly service and the food (breakfast potatoes in particular) was obviously from a freezer bag. Tasteless, low-quality food. Would not go back again.
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2 stars

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I have three go-to spots for dim sum in Phoenix - Great Wall, Phoenix Palace, and C-Fu Gourmet. They all have their pros and cons, but C-Fu has won me over with their service. They're the only one of the three who have staff who are courteous and make the effort to speak to you in English. However, food-wise they're more or less on par. The dishes at C-Fu sometimes look re-heated, but that might be because I'm not a morning person and don't make it in til 1PM or so. But it's still pretty damn good. Great Wall has really good barbecue pork buns, but are always jam-packed on any given day, so be prepared to wait outside for about 15 minutes for your number to be called - keeping in mind that 15 minutes in the summer heat feels like an eternity. Phoenix Palace has pretty good egg tarts, but can get pretty crowded too and have some rather rude waiters.

So if you wanna try dim sum, I'd recommend trying out all three to try their best dishes. If you don't want to have the experience ruin your day, go to C-Fu.
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3 stars