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Output: Probably my favorite spot in Las Vegas to pick up comics, new and old. The place has been around a while and the experience shows. Large and constantly update inventory of more then just comics (they also have an excellent selection of toys). Also, important to me is a helpful, but not pushy staff. The owners/employees have all the right answers at the right time but don't stalk you around the store, which is nice. Definitely worth a trip in, the only downside is it shares a parking lot with the exceptionally busy gym and grocery store which makes for a frustrating experience, but hardly a deterrent.

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Output: So..we're in Vegas. Besides gambling, girls and sin---Vegas is known for its palace style buffets. We rolled the dice and decided to take a short walk from our New York New York hotel room and make an attempt to eat our monies worth at the Aria hotel buffet. The total came to over $50 for two people and we crapped out. Aria won as we did not find a buffet fit for a king or my queen. There was a variety of global flavors: Mexican, Mediterranean, Italian, Chinese and a pitiful spread labeled American. I have to admit, I'm a bit of a picky eater and typically stick with the simple things--pizza, burgers, chicken--you know, steak and potatoes kinda guy. The pizza was dry and there was only two slices left as I approached the Italian section. There were no burgers or burger making station, that would've been neat but maybe too big an ask. The fried chicken was the highlight as it was crunchy and had a nice flavor. As good as the chicken were the mashed potatoes, problem is--I had to hold up the line scraping the last bits of potatoes from the bottom of the pot. O well, at least I should be able to find a nicely charred stake to go with my tea spoon of potatoes. NOPE. There was no steak on the buffet. No steak, that's right folks, no steak on a $20 plus/per person buffet. I had to settle for honey glazed ham--another positive element--and under cooked roast beef. Hey, there was a great salad bar...O, no French dressing. Yes I know, I'm picky...why would I expect some odd request like French dressing. The dessert station was quite an impressive presentation. Too bad the taste didn't quite match the looks. If you like sea food, ignore everything you've read. There was plenty of seafood but I don't touch the stuff.

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Output: MY WIFE AND i HAD A WONDERFUL DINNER EXPERIENCE food was great, very authentic mexican. we shared a starter of beef questadia. for main i had the sow roast porc which was a little on the dry side i must admit however the plate was beautiful, the meat was still very tasty and all the side dishes, salsa, avocado, sauces etc were very good. my wife had the fish tacos which were very good as well couple of beers later and we were at $90 however everything was very delicious, its a famous place by a top chef master participant so all in all i guess we really enjoyed the food, the service the experience and the authentic feel of mexico we recommend!

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Fantastic show. Did not disappoint. Well scripted and awesome musicians. Really pleased we decided to go. Loads of other choices but thought the music would be good. Professionally produced. Great entertainment.