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Output: I came across Big Apple Cleaners after searching on Yelp. I needed an affordable and convenient place for dry cleaning after a recent move and Al Phillips is just not worth the price they charge. Same day service is $1.00 extra per item, but still much less than AP. The staff was friendly and my items were ready when promised and looked fantastic. I will definitely return.

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Output: I love looking at Christmas lights. Actually, I have a rather weird fascination with Christmas lights. The more spectacular and ridiculous, the better. I endeavor to make my own yard the height of lunacy with lights, but the ground is so hard and in dire need of being tilled, that I simply gave up on the dream this year. At least there's the Magical Forest. This is the first year I've heard of it, and that was through some Yelp commentary. It's a rather cheery little Christmas attraction filled with hot cocoa (a lifesaver on that cold night), a few rides for the kiddies, and the titular forest. The forest itself was genuinely very bright and longer than I expected. There were plenty of different ideas and set-ups (I did chuckle at the Phantom of the Opera bears). It was nice walking through while the little Christmas train holding waving kids and parents would occasionally zip by. It all felt very festive. From what I could tell, the majority of these displays were generous donations by corporate sponsors and the like. And that's all well and good. But I do wish that the designs themselves put MINIMAL focus on "This display was donated by such and such". Charlie Brown was right: Christmas seems far too commercial these days, and I'd just rather see a nice anonymous set-up (or just one sign with all the sponsors listed) instead of seeing that the particular display in front of me was donated by the local liquor store. Just a thought, folks. It's the season of giving, not shilling. But it's hard to be too terribly cynical when the proceeds go to Opportunity Village, which is turns uses the money to benefit people who really need it. THAT'S what the season should be about, and ultimately, that's what this place does. You get a lot of time and effort put into a large number of great displays, AND you get to help other people. For me, that's a total win-win scenario. For a Christmas event, it's a lot of fun, and I'm glad it's here for Vegas locals to do. Even if you're feeling a little blue for the season, it's cheery vibe does work some wonders on getting you in the spirit of the moment. Definitely worth a look if you've never been.

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Output: What a joke, they don't care about what they serve. If I wanted crapy Sushi, I will buy it at Trader Joe's or Fry's. They have no pride in what comes on your plate. Sad really lie some said there is not much out that way butI will drive to Scottsdale, so I can have some good sushi. Best thing is to STAY FAR FAR FAR AWAY!!

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Love! Love! Love! This place! My boyfriend and I go here very often! It's again a great first date and for many dates to come! I'm gonna keep this short: For drinks get a Melboc or Cucumber Cooler For breakfast get the baked eggs or eggs Benedict Lunch/dinner the salmon,meatballs or chicken It's great! Have fun!