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An example of an negative review: We only went here because they have cheap tables and they're supposed to have food and drink specials. Pro's Cheap Tables roulette and craps The bartenders and other staff were busting my balls, loved it Con's The cocktail waitresses were pretty beat and not very nice. Bars that had the food and drink specials were too packed to get in drinks weren't good drinks were as expensive as on the strip It is old and dingy I kept getting carded and when I asked for a wrist band security put it on so tight I lost circulation and had to take it off.

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An example of an negative review: Wow. Gus beat me to it. No, really. He wrote a review like 15 minutes before I'm writing mine with the EXACT same complaint in mind. For the crowd it gets and the advertisements I've heard and seen, i was expecting this place to impress. My friend really wanted to try and that is the only reason why I did. I will give it to them. Their salsa is pretty fantastic... but that's about it. Tex-mex should never have refried beans. I mean I'm of spanish background, and I take offense to the concept of refried beans. So gross. I got their chicken nachos and got exactly what Chili serves for chicken nachos. It's the whole individualized big nacho thing rather than layers. I've tried different mexican places in charlotte, and Cantina 1511 is by far the best I've had...true to Tex-Mex. My leftovers from Chuy's are still in the fridge..

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An example of an positive review: Been here several times and the food is consistently good. Staff is friendly and my order is always right. Orange chicken is good and low mein excellent. Don't think they have alcohol and it's more take out than dine in, but servings are generous and good. Support a local business.

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An example of an positive review: Came here on a Sunday afternoon around lunch. I was surprised at the location that it's in a business office complex and looked borderline sketchy. My friend from out of town was with me and even said "Where are you taking me?!" This place had great reviews which includes some yelpers I know and my brother. There was maybe 2 or 3 parties already there when we were seated and as we waited to order the place started to get pretty packed. As most pho places in Vegas on a Sunday, most of the patrons were hung over youngsters who were at the club from the previous night. I really wanted spring rolls and saw something on the menu that was shrimp egg rolls, but unfortunately it was not the spring rolls I was expecting. It was shrimp wrapped and deep fried and came with large pieces of lettuce on the side. It was good, but a little greasy. I ordered thin sliced beef, that came with egg rolls, a shrimp cake, and broken rice. I've never had broken rice before and it reminds me of the rice at the bottom of the rice cooker that's been there after awhile and becomes crispy. The beef and egg rolls were good, but I think I would enjoyed this meal more if I had the vermicelli with it instead of the broken rice. This was also my first time trying a shrimp cake and it looked like a piece of spam with batter, but made shrimp instead. Mine was on the greasy side because shiny oil on top was visible. Unlike my friend's shrimp cake his looked less greasier than mine. The service was pretty good because they were attentive throughout our entire meal. I even recognized one of the servers from another Pho place I used to eat at regularly. The inside its self looks like a make-shift restaurant, kind of odd but works? I still prefer other Pho places around the area, but I'll definitely come back for the Pho which is I think they're more known for.