input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: It's easy to miss in its quiet little center, but my food eyes are vulter-ific and saw that a Indian place was coming soon to the neighborhood. We found they had a restaurant.com certificate and gave it a try. When we walked in we were greeted with spices wafting around which was definitely a inviting sign! They start you off with cilrantro and tamarind chutneys with papadam to nosh while you wait. BF has discovered Tikka so we decide to get their chicken tikka ($14) so he can try more of it and see a range. It was pretty nicely spiced and the chicken was tender. I prefer a bit richer, almost creamy of a sauce, but that's just a preference that I tend to seek so this isn't my favorite version. Aloo Ghobi ($13)- cauliflower, potato and spices sauteed together. The cauliflower was cooked nicely- soft but still with a light bite and the spices were flavorful but not overpowering. They ask how spicy you want it from 1-10. We got a 2 and it doesn't really register any spicy at that point. We want most things no spice to mild since the BF can't eat too spicy. We also grabbed some garlic naan ($3) which was pretty good to go with the meal. Dishes comes with rice and they will refill it if you need more. For dessert, we got some gulab jamun ($5) which are fried milk dough balls that gets a bath in fragrant syrup and served warm. The syrup had a light gingery taste to it and the dough was good. There were two golf ball sized pieces and though they were tasty, $5 is not proportional to what you got. $2.50 a ball is like grabbing a oreo sized cookie at Bouchon bakery in the Venetian and we ain't on the LV strip. Service was attentive and nice. We got our drinks and rice filled and we were checked on. Even though we were full from our dishes, for the price I feel it was a bit skimpy on the portions. I think the restaurant.com certificate was a good way to try this place. Definitely though this area needs a place like this to bring us to more food and culture diversity so I appreciate when a new spot opens up that is something different. I'm curious about their lunch buffet. I'm with Rob on this one- probably coming back, but not running back for more.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Best "Happy Hour" in Vegas. The specials they run for HH from half price appetizers (nachos my favorite either get in chicken or beef) and all domestic or import beers 2 for 1. They really do great job comes beer put the second draft or bottle on ice. The selection on draft beers is very diverse one that enjoy checking out micro brews section. Lot of good micro brews from the US and always seem like new one added when I go. The prices are very reasonable. The food always good. I tend too get the sandwiches or burgers. Every time the sandwiches nice hot, fresh, and french fries good. My favorite is the reuben sandwich! I love the thousand island sauce. The whole combination the pastrami really could eat by itself. The bar area is great they have lots of televisions too watch the games on. It one if not the only place that get the NHL package. I love NHL and hockey one biggest passions in life. It refreshing too see bar naturally has other three but nice watch NHL game have venue too watch favorite team. They always tend too have some kind of giveaway each week. Also have players card that earn points towards food or beverages. The wait staff is all friendly, great management always walking around making sure your meal is great and attentive. If not so far away would go more often..
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
I have been here twice. The first time, I asked them to steam a bridesmaid dress for me. I waited too long before the wedding (which was out of town), so I only had about a week to play with.....when the dress was ready, it looked exactly the same as when I dropped it off. I complained but at that point I had like 1 day before I had to leave for NY and my friend had to do it with a hand steamer the morning of the wedding. But wait! I got store credit for that debacle! Whew.....I had a gorgeous black and white dress from the Limited that I dropped something on, so I decided to take it here with my credit and have it dry cleaned. When the dress was ready, I eagerly drove to Sq Hill to pick it up - the girl brings it out and hangs it on the rack for me to see while she rings me up.....not only is the stain STILL THERE, but they have successfully steamed all the pleating out of the dress, and effectively ruined it. I told the girl and she said they could try again to remove the stain and see if they could fix the pleating. (side note - how did she not see either of these issues before she gave it to me??) So, my next phone call from them is to tell me that they can't get the stain out of my dress, so they threw it away. THREW IT AWAY. Oh - did they call me first? Nope. Just threw it away. Then they tried to blame it on the dress - clothing from the Limited is "cheaper" and the "pleats weren't pressed in very solidly". So clearly it's the dress's fault that they ruined it. That dress was just asking for it.... I will never, NEVER go back here. I can't believe they're still in business.