input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I really enjoyed the Millers Ales house at Town Square so I was glad when they opened one in Henderson. Upon arriving the hostess was not very friendly. We greeted her because she just stood there leaning on the hostess station staring at us. I will say that was the only down fall. We ordered the Calamari as an appetizer and it was EXCELLENT. Our main entrees were clam bake, and the zinger pizza. Our server "Skylar" even suggested an alternative option for the pizza because my husband doesn't like blue cheese. Skylar was actually very nice and attentive. Over all great experience.
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output: I've eaten at both their food cart and their restaurant, and you can't go wrong with either. Amazing. I recently ordered both The Schnitzel and The Chick, opting for a platter and a pita. I shared with someone, and it was plenty of food. Everything was absolutely delicious. I'd recommend getting the platter, because it comes with a good amount of extra food, including rice and hummus. Also, the falafel is fantastic! This recent order was for delivery, and the person who brought my food was very nice. When I've dined at the actual restaurant, it's always been a pleasant experience. They have a nice space and the staff is friendly. I've eaten at Banzo about a dozen times and it has always been amazing. Highly recommended!
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On a chilly, drizzly day I headed to Vietnam House for a piping hot, filling bowl of pho. As it is apparently the only Vietnamese restaurant in Edinburgh, the House has a monopoly on the field and as such, sets their prices rather high (I overheard the server mention this to another diner, so clearly I'm not the only one who thinks this). Perhaps I'm spoiled, being from Seattle where pho is plentiful and cheap, but 6 for a small (and quite small indeed) bowl of pho is steep. Not that the pho itself was bad. It was quite good, served with the requisite bean sprouts, basil leaves and chili sauce. The flavors were spot-on, and the veggies (I had veggie pho with chicken broth, yum) were plentiful. One minor complaint - the veggies and the noodles were chopped quite small, so if you're eating with chopsticks, it's a bit difficult to snare the tiny morsels. Of course, if you're eating with a spoon you'll be just fine. I just wanted bigger, more succulent bites! The service was great - it's a tiny place with five tables total so there was only one server, and she was friendly and conversational. The space is well-decorated (with the girl's own paintings, I believe) and welcoming, and overall the House is a good option for a warming bowl of soup on a cold Edinburgh day.