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An example of an negative review: I sadly give North Mountain a less than enthusiastic review because I had such high expectations. Unfortunately, while the beer was fairly good, the service needed some serious attention. We went the day after the grand opening and waited ten minutes for them to figure out where they were going to seat us when they had more than half of their tables available. Then, it took another fifteen minutes for us to get a server who would take our drink and appetizer order. By the time we finally got our beers and pretzels, we were so discouraged that we opted to go have dinner elsewhere. Also, this place isn't nearly as kid friendly as most of the other breweries in town--it's mostly an eclectic adult menu--or if they have a kids menu, nobody told us about it. I would definitely give them another shot, but they need to figure out how to serve their patrons in a more organized fashion.

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An example of an negative review: Just to show that it isn't just me, as one DumbAss that sent me a message saying. This place was only open 3 months for a reason, charging way too much for Crap!

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An example of an positive review: Like its sister casino the Green Valley Ranch this place is a cozy and modern away from the hustle and bustle of the strip with reasonable prices. I love the location it has a palm springs feel to it and you really are not overwhelmed you can actually relax and spend time with family.

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An example of an negative review: Visited Moe's for the first time in about a year for their birthday promo (Free Burrito w/ purchase of a large drink), and I have to say I was let down relative to my relatively mild expectations. On a positive side, Moe's definitely has their lunch process nailed down to an efficient machine. They pump people quick enough through the line that there's often a bottleneck and a battlefield at the open salsa station and drink stand. Relative to the food, as many others have referenced, Moe's offers your typical Qdoba, Chipotle, etc. style build-your-own Mexican bar. Being similarly priced to those options, the quality of Moe's ingredients simply doesn't compare and can best be described as bland at best. The "free" chips with every meal (I hate these type of sales gimmicks) are honestly outgunned by your standard grocery store Tostidos fare. I haven't tried the queso, so that may act as a saving grace. With an abundance of great establishments downtown to grab lunch, Moe's just doesn't make a meaningful price/benefit argument.