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Output: One stop shopping for your beloved four-legged friend! Wag and Wash has replaced my usual dog food/supply store. They offer an array of high quality pet food and even refrigerators full of raw food. You can find great herbal treatments for your pets, toys, healthy treats, leashes, fancy bowls, etc., and they even have a counter full of gourmet treats for those special occasions. I almost forgot the "Wash" from the "Wag". They offer a place to pamper your pet with a fancy do-it-yourself wash or you can pay to have someone do it for ya. I suggest bringing your doggie to help you shop but be warned about the live-in orange tabby cat(s) sleeping around the store in case your doggie doesn't play nice with cats like mine. Kudos to Miguel, the store manager who is extremely knowledgeable and helpful.

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Output: I was excited to dine here... Until I dined. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by the food--simply mediocre and along the same line of Chinese food I could get for $40 rather than $240. The dim sum was decent but the snapper was dry and the prawns and curry just didn't work for me. The nightclub, to add, felt like a cave and my party and I left shortly after being escorted in. I will say, however, service at the restaurant was excellent.

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Output: Not cool... and Jessica is never going back. So I went home that night and searched for my receipt. Nope... I remember her asking me if I wanted a receipt and all they do is clutter my already overflowing purse, so I said no... trusting they did my hair right. I walk in receiptless. And get rejected because I don't have my receipt. Nope. Bye bye now... that wasn't cool... and now neither is my hair because I had to go to Target and buy friggen shears to fix it myself... it was THAT bad.

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Since I'm review #193, I'll keep it short-ish. We ventured in on a Friday evening; I'd always pictured more of a bakery inside, but it was the cutest, quaintest restaurant with candles lining the window, cozy lighting, and a comfy bar, which is where we sat. We started with the Brussels sprouts - the whole reason we went - and they were divine. For dinner, the fella got the fish and chips, which were way too big for the plate they came on! He said it was pretty tasty. I got the ham and Gruyere cheese crepe, which had a sweet maple drizzle on top... yum. Then we had to get the nutella and banana crepe. The fella got one bite, which I thought was very generous of me. I'm not always a crepe fan since they usually seem too heavy or too light, but Crepe Cellar is just right. I hate that it took us this long to get there, and now I can't wait to go again!