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Output: I love going to the theatre. I love the old-worldly idea that stage-shows can still prove attractive in a 21st century world full of tech in which we can watch the latest blockbuster on a hand-held tech device. There's something romantic about slowing down, taking time, and making a whole evening out of a theatre show. And it is with this old-world romanticism that I also love the physical theatre. The ornate cornicing on the ceiling. The plush red carpets. The fold-down seats made of wood, not plastic. Even the lack of cup holders. The carved Greek masks around the stage. The old Stage Curtain. The lack of popcorn scattered, and instead replaced by an ice-cream service at interval that hasn't changed since I was a wee girl. I hadn't been to the King's Theatre until last night, when I went with the Yelp Book Group for our first outting, to see an adaptation of an Agatha Christie novel (Go Back for Murder, based on Five Little Pigs). The show itself aside, I did love this theatre. I'd rate it my second favourite theatre in Edinburgh, the first being the Lyceum. It's smaller than the Playhouse, and with not as grand an entrance in size, but certainly still in decoration and design. The thing I found unusual, but also liked in an weird way, was the slightly maze-like route to the Stalls. We passed little alcoves that had people seated around minature bars, and other little alcoves that just had seats, with an almost hidden bar again, and then on the left a door that led to the Stalls, but which had no sign suggesting so. The theatre itself is comfy to sit in. The seats give more leg room, and are less rickety, than at the Festival Theatre. It's a smaller room than both the Festival, Lyceum and Playhouse (I think) but I felt more intimate and perfectly suited to the show we saw. So now, if a play I wanted to see were showing at the King's, I wouldn't hesistate to go. It's comfy, it's in a nice slightly quieter spot, but with nice bars and restaurants close by, and it has that old world charm that for a few hours can have my phone on silent, and instead enjoy the intimacy of a live, staged show.

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Output: The restaurant is beautiful and classy from the moment that you walk in. They took our coats and seated us promptly. The table on the top floor near the stairs bounced from time to time as people walked heavily. The presentations were beautifully prepared, the wine menu was extensive. The presentations were fun, but I was more interested in the underlying food. The popcorn was too old and hard, the cigars too salty, the smoke from the salmon box was delightful. The butters were interesting and the bread fresh but overly crusty. The clafoutis was served in an incredible little dish. The foie gras was good but not the best that I have ever had, the caramelization was a bit too deep, the canele didn't have the crisp exterior, though the cloudberry was nice. The veal cheek was incredibly beefy in flavour, the potatoes on top were wonderful. Dessert was beautiful to behold but not as sweet as I would have liked. The champagne macaron didn't really have a great champagne flavour, but the macaron was well made. Do this for the experience. The delights of having different plates put in front of you with interesting containers. It's a beautiful presentation and the service.

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Output: Went for "mtl a table" Appitizer n main course tasted good. Dessert was not great. Worst thing is service. Waited forever between service and not so helpful. Good ambiance though. Ohhh I almost forgot.... All the food was at room temperature.

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I'm torn on my review because breakfast buffet is a 5 star but dinner was maybe a 3 star. Very disappointed in the dinner buffet. However, the breakfast buffet was awesome! Maple syrup with pecans in it. OMG, I think I gained 10 pounds last week I ate so much. Breakfast was so fresh! Large variety and clean. However, the dinner buffet must have hade a different crew of workers on and was the complete opposite. Try the breakfast!