Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: [EDIT] A manager here acted like she was concerned about my experience as she personally messaged me, asking if she could call to talk more in detail. It's been a month and she never called. I don't think they really care about your experience here, so why eat here? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Totally got gypped!! Came here on a recent vegas trip because of its amazing reviews on yelp. Our waitress was very friendly and knowledgeable about their specials and their steaks so we went with some of her recommendations. HOWEVER, she failed to mention the price (of course) for her recommended appetizers that wasn't on the menu. Looking at the prices of the appetizers in the menu, they were all around the price range of $12-20 so we figured it'd be around that ballpark. The bomb came with our check when we found out that what she had recommended were TWO appetizers (as she made it sound like one) that were each $40!! That's $80 +tax!! She totally hijacked my wallet!!! What a rip off and so mischievous! That costed more than my steak since I had shared one. I would watch out for this place! I shared a bone-in ribeye cooked at medium, but was still rarer than when I order my steaks at medium rare elsewhere. They REALLY undercook your steak. I could barely eat it since i kept chewing and chewing and chewing...and could not break it down enough to swallow. Overall, not a great experience since I've had better steaks without feeling robbed!
Q: negative

A: Hmph.... I think I was expecting much more from Mosque Kitchen than what was delivered. Saag aloo that had been cooked to death (somehow the potato remained semi-raw), cold chicken and average tarka daal. Massive portions yes. Perfect for starving students looking for a change from Greggs... but for a couple of quid more, you can get a lot better. Definitely disappointed in this one.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This theater plays some really great movies. BUT going there is really painful! There are always tons of seniors who don't give a damn about anyone but themselves. They talk loudly during the films. They come in late & take 85 mins to get into their seats. On top of all that to tolerate, on a recent visit a staff member sat behind us in the theater making so much noise that we had to move to the front of the theater to hear. He was on his break.
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Output: If it were not for the bloody mary and mimosa specials....there would be no reason to step foot in the new Pischkes (and still, I would rather go pay $7 for a mimosa where there is some atmosphere and good food. What a shame, this used to serve the best breakfast in town and have an hour wait....people enjoyed having a cocktail at the bar and running into friends....now, it is pretty much seat yourself and enjoy a limited menu. HINT: Mr. McGrath, bring back the old menu and food....I love the Roaring Fork and eat there twice a month, but this place used to be the best breakfast joint in town....bring back the old Pischke's please!!!!
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output: A warm greeting means alot, but if that's the best part of one's take out experience, the establishment probably doesnt warrant four or five stars. Portions are solid and prices fair, but there are a number of things Karey's could improve on. First, the signature dishes we tried didnt have much wow factor at all. The cute little lumpia are like Sharon Stone in 'Basic Instinct'. Blonde and delicious on the outside, dark and horrible within. The pork paste, or whatever it is, might as well be dog food. Sorry, but that's my honest opinion. The authentic, custardy cassava cake was different (yay!) and cheap(yay!), but quite mild for a dessert, at least to my undiscerning, sugar-addled taste. Our chicken sample was dry, the pork adobo and beef offered were better - the texture of the slow cooked beef reminded me of my mother's Yankee pot roast - only this had less flavor and seasoning. My unadventerous teen said his beef burrito was one of the worst meals he's had in a while...not much juicy meat taste and a ridiculous amount of cheese which overpowered everything. Second, the free samples are fun and appreciated but the context in which they're provided is a little awkward. When we walked in, all the steamtrays were covered and there were no pictures of the food - at least not that I remember. Maybe there's a culinary reason for the covers, but you cant SEE or really SMELL any food! So you're kind of at Karen's "mercy" to provide you with these toothpick samples. She cheerfully offered three mainstays (chicken, beef, pork)...and then there was this sort of lull, where I guess we were supposed to "decide", despite a blackboard off to the side, listing four or five addtl specialties. It's partly my fault. I asked about pancit and dropped a hint or two that I wanted to try a variety, but couldve been more forceful probing options. By this time, however, we had already eaten six skewers and I felt a little piggish asking for more. And Karen didnt offer more. Were we hard sold something we didnt want? No. But I felt gently steered toward a few standard selections and away from other (more exotic?) options, especially considering there was nobody behind us in line. If the covers were off, or there were pictures, I'd have been more likely to say, "That looks interesting" or "that smells good, what's that?". In lieu of a detailed, descriptive menu (there is none, although Karen was verbally descriptive and very helpful) I just think a customer benefits most from a visual display (think Miracle Mile Deli, Panda Express, etc) of ready to eat fare. We stopped by around 5:30pm on a Thursday, and were at Karey's around fifteen minutes. There were no other customers. Zero. Tons of traffic driving home from work. And nobody. At this point, I think Karey's is a more sincere than genuinely savvy operation, but that could change by smoothing a few rough edges, showcasing all their recipes and maybe a spicier sauce or two. Two minor glitches. We werent given a receipt copy for our take out order. Also, one of our plastic clamshells leaked on the way home. The sauce was filled near the brim, but it was messy and annoying. Good intentions...not so good execution. There's definitely potential here and they're not too far from making this a terrific place with broad appeal. Who wouldnt root for a relatively unfamiliar cuisine served up by such friendly folks? But I think (for well intentioned Yelpers) to pretend they've already nailed it, largely on the strength of warm greetings and surprisingly mild fare with exotic names, may be setting Karey's up for a wave of unmet expectations. I know that's how we felt.
Q: negative

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Ok, short but sweet. The place was really nice. Mandatory Valet kinda inconvenient but OK. Mall across was nice. Not a lot for the kids to do otherwise unless you drove into town. If I had known it was pet friendly I would have had my dog. BUT (and it's a big BUT) How come nobody here has complained about the continuous train horn blowing at 11:00 PM, 12 AM 1 AM 2AM 4AM and 6AM until you wanted to just scream WTF! It was horrible. 45 floors up and it was just like someone left the tv on full blast right by your head. No wonder they couldn't sell condos and had to make this a hotel. Nobody could live there! Maybe if you had a strip side room it wasn't so bad, but jeez, 2 nights there and I was definitely ready to go. I will never stay there again -- thank you hotwire for giving this place a 5 star and ruining the North Strip 5-Star Wynn/Encore listing -- NOT. There's a reason Hotwire won't let you post reviews about this place on their site.