Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I always go to Voodoo lounge on the 1st night of vegas.. its more of a chill place to go...the music is alrite, the view outside is really nice, and the place is never packed(which i like). I would recommend going here for new years since all the other clubs charge $200-$300!!! Voodoo lounge never has a line and was still $20-30 during new years. pro- nice view, good drinks, never packed, no lines con- cover charge
Q: positive

A: OMG, It is crazy how they can serve so much food and even crazier how much I can eat!! The good part is that I took my time. I was afraid that I would look like a contestant on the Biggest Loser! Ok....I got there when they were changing from Lunch to Dinner where they change out some of the food, not all - that's good to know. Anyway, they managed to capture every taste bud imaginable. Pizza, Pasta, Pork, Pot Roast, Potatoes and even Pudding. I had things I would not have had on a regular basis and its buffet, so if you don't like it, get something else. I think I paid $35 which l if you think about it was $17 for lunch and dinner not bad (I didn't have a coupon). The server was great (ok... she brought my drink and cleared the table, but offered a nice conversation which is nice). The desserts were good, HOWEVER, a lot of them were similar, some were sugar free, but for some reason they didn't knock my socks off like the entrees. The dessert area looked like a little bakery. This place was on my agenda to visit and it was well worth it. PS...that food that I never tried before was the Sesame ball, OMG it was great, I don't know if it was mass produced or what, but it was ggooooddd. Looks strange on the inside but I like to try new stuff. YUMMY. Oh the crab legs - there was like a gazillion of them.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Wow! After years of down economy, the Golden Nugget has decided to start a $5 fee for it's guests to help pay it's share of the Fremont Street Experience show. Citing what many of the Strip properties get away with, they justify the fee to it's guests. Without any question, the GN is the nicest property Downtown, and thus the issue. It's Downtown guys, not the strip....The Fremont Expereince has probably saved many of the properties by getting people to come take in the free show. What percentage of those guests park, see the show and then immediately leave? Probably not too many. Most will drink, shop, oh and maybe gamble while there, dontcha think? Let me give you my two cents: You feel you need to be the first to put in a fee? Think the others will follow? Do yourself a favor if you are not bringing in enough revenue, just build it into your room rates, not as an additional fee. Which will be better received? Hellllloooo? Duh. Start with the fee? You just lost a fan and a guest, out of principle I will never stay, shop, eat or gamble in your house. Why bother? Lots of other casinos in the area that are less stuffy, a little more roomy, and are more affordable in the drinks area. Whoever thought of this one should be canned. Be smarter.
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Output: Good personal pie you create while standing in line (like a gourmet Subway for pizza's). Also is fun for the kids to create their own pizza pie! Not the absolute best pizza around, but definitely worth a try. I will be going back when in the area.
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output: This review applies to the Durango / Warm Springs LV location. So I had to pick up dinner for my family, most notably one of my kids who was having a late after school practice session. I ordered two pepperoni pizza's and when I picked them up, I asked if they could put three pieces in a separate small box for my kid. The clerk, a teenager, looked a little clueless about this request, and went to ask her manager, which is understandable, as she doesn't have the power to make such a mind altering executive decision. The manager replied that they could not touch the pizza once it came out and that the answer was "no." So it's okay to touch it before it goes into the oven, but after that, no. Got it. She then said "my manager said I could give you bread stick bags." I said "you don't have a small box?" and she replied that the request was impossible. So she gives me these paper bags. I open the pizza box at the counter to start to separate the slices into these narrow bags for my kid, which is clearly not working. The pizza is piping hot, burning my hands, cheese is going everywhere and it's not even sliced right, so I'm having to pull the scalding pizza slice off with my fingers and then place it in a skinny paper bag. The manager sees my frustration and says "is everything okay." and I say, "Can I just have a small box to put these slices in? This really isn't working." He replies that they don't have a small box. "Anything? Something you put breadsticks in or something?" "No." I then spot a small box out of the corner of my eye that has cinnamon shit in it or something. "I just saw a small box. Can't you give me one of those?" "Uh, no. We track our boxes." What happens when one of the boxes falls on the floor? Or gets contaminated? How do you account for it then? It was clear that he just did not want to account for a missing box when clearly he could have. "How much would it be to BUY a box," thinking it would be fifty cents or something. "Four dollars." I shook my head and walked out. Customer service should be your first priority, Little Caesars, especially with Yelp now. Pfffff.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Being a pescetarian, my options were extremely limited, yet as you see, I gave this place 5 stars. If any smell is gonna get me to eat meat after 5 years, it's the smell of Chux. No frills. All old school, making cheap food taste amazing. Doing a great job, Chux. Keep it up, & I'll keep coming back.