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Output: My fiance and I came here today because I've been wanting a bug out bag. I've lived in Vegas for 3 years and have always driven by, but never gone in. When we walked in we were instantly greeted, and told where everything was. The man behind the counter was incredibly friendly and actively asked us about our day and engaged us in conversation to suggest things to us. We looked at the novelty items which included t-shirts, bracelets, etc., before entering a small side room with various weapons and heavy duty survivial gear such as flares, grappling hooks, climbing ropes, a large selection of machetes, axes, long knives, katanas, faraday bags, fuses, and dummy granades for added character. Exiting, we walked to the far back right corner where there were first aid kits, a couple walking dead promotional items, large cans of storable food (rotini in meat sauce, chicken Alfredo, etc.), emergency food ration bars, MRE's, whistles, lighters, and flint fire starters. The store is more of a novelty store and I think their main features may be a shooting package they have available where they take you out into the desert and let you shoot zombies with realistic paintball guns. They have a cool area where you can play a game where you shoot zombies, and there's an animatronic zombie dog that will put on quite a show for $1. All in all its a really cool store but I don't think I would consider it a true army and navy surplus shop. But still awesome.

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Output: A hidden Summerlin gem. Just go.

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Output: This charming little restaurant on the strip next to Liverpool House and Joe Beef is a breath of fresh vegetables on a street where it's historically been nearly impossible to eat anything that didn't used to have parents. No but really. Le Vin Papillon does serve meat (and seafood of course) but offers a large variety of veggie dishes and yummy cheeses for those who aren't into eating animals, and most of these veggie options are not just incredibly original (like celery root carpaccio) but totally delicious as well. Their wine selection is pretty good too plus they have quite a few to choose from by the glass so you won't be disappointed there. They don't take reservations and there is usually a considerable wait at the door but it's well worth it. The food is yummy and the space is pretty (plus the lighting is muy romantic for a date). I would suggest trying this spot out if you are a small group (2 to 4 people max) and going a little bit before you are so starving you could eat the east side of a west bound skunk. Once you get there, you might want to order a glass of wine to sip while you are standing around and maybe even try the smoked eggplant caviar app. It's easy to share and eat on your feet.

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Thumbs down. This pizza is expensive if you add just a few more toppings. I gave it 1 star because of its thin crust which is my preference.