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Output: After closing then opening and closing again I wasn't even sure if this place was open. Luckily it was! I worked here when I was 15 it was my very first job and going in brought back alot of good memories ;) The lunch buffet runs from 11-2 weekdays and is fairly priced at 6.99 pp. It includes ayce salad bar, pizza and garlic parmesan twists which are deelish. We got there around 1130 so everything was hot and fresh the pizza was great and the twists were amazing as always. They even have cinnamon twists now which is an added bonus like a little sweet treat to finish off the meal. All of the employees were friendly and kept checking on us to make sure things were ok. All in all I had a 5 star experience. However their speciality pizzas are pretty damn expensive so I probably would only go back for the lunch buffet as it seems to be the best deal.

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Output: I was lucky enough to catch the Tiffany exhibit in this amazing museum space, which is practically a piece of art in and of itself. It can be a little confusing, as it is comprised of more than one building, but they're helpful about pointing you in the right direction (for me, it was across the street), if necessary. This was by far my favorite cultural experience while in Montreal. World-class collections and just a fabulous place to get lost in for the day.

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Output: Who knew that you could find good sushi in Goodyear?? I was pleasantly surprised by Tomo Japanese. I had a "Dream Roll" and a shrimp tempura thing that i forgot the name of. They were both very good. The Dream Roll was a salmon/avacado roll that was really good. The salmon was very fresh and the kind that just melts in your mouth. This place is on par with Zen 32, my most favorite sushi spot in Phoenix. The atmosphere and service were both very good. My sushi took a bit longer than expected to show up, but it was worth the wait. I'll definitely be back to Tomo!

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Food was fine. Service was passable. I just have a problem with their policies. Maybe just one policy, actually. Prior to my trip to Las Vegas, I was excited to plan a meal at HH-a-GG. I was more excited to find a restaurant.com deal available. At our first opportunity, we made our way to the Hash House. Mid-afternoon, easy parking, no crowd...perfect! We went in and placed our orders, presenting the gift certificate at that time. Beverages were delivered and we were expecting our food when the waitress announced that they wouldn't honor our gift certificate because it was a holiday. Raise your hand if you have Columbus Day off. Thank you, Postal Workers! Now, it was a little late to mention this, but I let it pass. We were hungry! The coupon thing riled me a bit, but later in the vacation, we made our way back HH-a-GG thinking to redeem that sucker after all. It seems our timing was off once again. In Las Vegas, there are no designated times for anything. Except maybe at this place. We'd just missed what they considered the lunch portion of the day, so we were only presented with the dinner menu. At least they were quick to point out that the fine print on the coupon said "breakfast or lunch." I asked about the "Late Breakfast" section on the dinner menu. No Dice! As I mentioned, the food was fine, so they get one of their two stars for that. The other is for having Arrogant Bastard Ale. I could easily have had a five-star experience here if not for their steadfast refusal to honor a freakin' ten dollar discount. Was it going to kill them? Is Columbus Day even a holiday in Nevada? It is not. School is in, state offices are open and Hash House a Go-Go is not that stinkin' busy. Next time I'm in town, I'm going to get another coupon, carefully check the dates and bus in 20 homeless people for coffee.