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Output: Ate here about two years ago at lunchtime and there was no line. What was with that? Should have left when I got a closer look and thought it was closed but with food left on this long winding station. The food was OK and it was hot and well marked. Just seemed like a ghost town so I sat by a window near the only other human life forms there. It was fun watching a man pull the crab meat from the claws and put them on a plate for her. Turns out she had really nice nails and he was just a gentleman. Since I had paid a lot for lunch.... I lingered at the desert station and did find some excellent hot deserts. Honestly.... This is the most inhospitable and unwelcoming resort in Vegas. I can afford to stay anywhere so just checked out and into a suite at the MGM Grand. Better view and guaranteed vibe. I did love the futuristic convention center but was stopped by guards for taking photos.

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Output: My Merlot was decent but the calamari was not. The calamari while had hints of Italian seasoning was bland and became soggy of the cooked vegetables that they had underneath it. Plus I think I found a fry or two with the vegetables. Also Lot 17 had some funky smells throughout the time that we were there. Service could have been better. I might return for drinks but only drinks.

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Output: I love summertime in Madison because you can find a farmer's market just about any day of the week. This Sunday market really delivers. You can munch kettle corn or crab rangoons while you check out the bounty. It's smaller and more compact than the downtown market--and that's just my speed. Unlike many, I am not a fan of hot spicy cheese bread, so I don't miss it at all at these other farmer's markets. The tamales sold here are SO much more delicious.

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The meadows is home to a large number of tennis courts (16 to be precise) that are open for play throughout the year. The system they operate here is that in peak times it will be staffed and you have to pay to get in, but in down times it will be open and free for use. Needless to say the latter proves to be very popular though the former is enjoyed by many real tennis fans. A court will cost 8 (4.50 if under 18) or 6 with a card which to buy will set you back 15 if you are a student or young adult and 50 otherwise. The hours when you will pay these fees vary through the year, but in April - June and September the courts are staffed and hence cost money from 16:00 - 21:00 Monday to Friday and 10:00 - 18:00 Saturday to Sunder. Then in July and August a similar system operates but from 9:00 - 21:00 Monday to Friday and 10:00 -19:30 Saturday and Sunday. Come outside these hours or months and you do not have to pay. I've never paid to come here, but I have been here a lot and if its outside the times its well worth coming down. The evenings are usually quite good in summer as its bright till 9pm and you can get a long time on the court.