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Answer: Great food! I had the egg, bacon cheese burger. Very tasty. The tomatoes and lettuce were fresh and the burger was delicious. My wife had the Chicago dog and loved it. We split a basket of fries and they were great as well. Think crispy In-N-Out style fresh cut fries.

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Answer: Most people just lump Indian food into one group and think it represents the entire subcontinent as a whole. Folks, it's a subcontinent. Like Europe or South America, just as there are huge regional differences in the cuisine of even smaller countries like France or Italy, there are just as wide and divergent diffrences in food from Kashmiri, Rajasthani, Goan, Punjabi, Bengali, Assamese, Keralese, Tamil, Pakistani, Lahori, Nepalese, Tibetan, Sri Lankan, Bhutanese, Old Delhi, Karachi, Marathi, and Baluchi areas reflecting the history, ethnicity and geography of these places and peoples. Perhaps restauranteurs from these countries are also partially to blame for not offering the richness of their cuisine on a wider scale when instead they just dumb down and offer the "generic" Indian restaurant menu, but I digress. 786 Halal Restaurant is located at 768 Jean Talon West. No, the owners and sign makers weren't dyslexic. 786 is the numerological value for the opening verses of the Koran. And Halal obviously means they serve only Halal meat here, meat which has been properly (ahem) killed, blessed and prepared, much like kosher meat in the Jewish tradition. They do not serve alcohol here since it's an establishment that likes to keep it close to it's Islamic roots, as evidenced by the donation box by the cash register for the local mosque as well as the family tables set aside near the front. Hindus are vegetarians but Muslims eat meat, so vegetarians, beware, go to Pushap instead. 786 Halal does have a pretty large vegetable menu so no worries if you do find yourself here with omnivorous friends. Simply put, the food here is amazing! No wonder they opened a second franchise in Toronto which apparently has line-ups around the block. Lahori food is known for it's marinated, spiced up grilled meats. (think of it as BBQ Pakistani style) and the specialty here is definitely the Lahori Deep Fried fish and BBQ Chicken. Come here on a Friday (The Islamic holy day of the week) and you can order the Haleem, a mish mash of meat, lentils and wheat which is like a thick stew. The desserts are alright, not the best, but passable. The one dessert I do recommend is the Gajar ka halwa, which is a carrot pudding, sounds strange, but trust me, it's great! I came here for lunch today and it was a packed house, so I ordered to go and went to a local park and enjoyed lunch out in the sun, but I'm definitely coming back when it's quieter.

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These days anyone can open a club. So I expected something special from the Wynn. THINK AGAIN Got a table for a special event. They put us on the PATIO because we spent less than $12,000. I am actually embarrassed to disclose the amount we spent. The server was nice but with bottle service, they are really not doing much work. Before that everyone we encountered was an ass. Also, what good is having a table at a club if you are not IN THE CLUB. For the amount we spent, we could have flown to NYC and been at a real club, where the people are actually cool, the environment was authentic, not "Vegas Authentic" I complained to the Wynn. They essentially said "tough luck but please come back" in corporate language. I guess I am not influential enough for them to care. It's a rip off. Don't go.