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A: Lived up to the hype. Don't let the unassuming exterior fool you. Very plush yet minimalist settings inside. We had the spicy green beans, khao soi w/ chicken, crispy duck w/ panang curry, and deep fried crispy shrimp. The shrimp was so crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. Interesting presentation: they separate the shell from the body but they are still attached at the tail. The shell is equally edible w/ great texture.
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A: Do you want to feel better by getting your systems up and running? Tired of popping pills instead of truly fixing an issue? Dr. Thompson is the man. He's honest, upfront, knowledgeable, and a true healer.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Tres bon restaurant avec une belle selection de vins. La note est assez salee mais le souvenir sera memorable. Essayez le au moins une fois !
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Output: My adventure bug hit one slow afternoon at work, and I was determined to try something completely new for dinner. So I perused my trusty friend, Yelp, for some ideas and that's when I came across The Great Bao. They offered a veg-friendly bao, was located right near where I worked, AND it was in a beauty salon! I just had to go! So at 5 o'clock I hopped in the car with the husband and was off to an adventure. "It's in a salon," I said. "What do you mean *in* a salon?" asked the husband. I responded, "I mean, you go inside a salon and it's supposedly somewhere in there." "That doesn't make sense." No it really doesn't make sense, but you have to trust me- there is a large beauty salon with a small nail salon right next to it. Do not peek your head in the nail salon like I did; this is not correct. Go through the beauty salon, walk past the nail polish, and find the literal hole in the wall. We were greeted by Jenny and Chef Sheridan who were both very friendly and happy to answer my questions. We ended up ordering a bao combo (all tofu) with the mango passionfruit iced tea. We also ordered the sesame noodles. The tea was refreshing and not too sweet and went really well with the tofu bao. The sesame noodles were flavorful and topped with little slices of raw tofu, cilantro, and green onion. The dish had a nice little spicy bite to it without being overpowering. My husband and I both really enjoyed it. But to the star of the show: the great bao! Now I used to be lame in my younger days and wasn't too adventurous with my eats. I never had Chinese buns before let alone a bao, so this was my first go at anything like it. Holy crap it was amazing! I loved the taste and texture of the bao and it worked so well with the tofu and mushrooms. There were a variety of mushrooms, including some adorable tiny ones, and they were very fresh. The sauce was fantastic. I went to bed that night with dreams of bao in my head and wound up stopping back a couple days later. I wanted to dine in, but didn't have a lot of time. So I called before we left and they graciously made the order ahead for me. I got to The Great Bao a few minutes later and everything was ready to go and just as delicious as the first time! If I could make any suggestions it would be to maybe marinate the tofu to give it a little more flavor (yes, yes I know...it's tofu...please no smart comments). Also, more veggie bao options for me to devour, please! Give yourself a little adventure and hit up The Great Bao -that way you can say you ate at a restaurant inside of a beauty salon. And do it soon because I have a feeling they'll be getting a bigger place any day now!
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output: My husband and I went in to Logan's Roadhouse a few weeks ago (I'm just now getting around to writing this review). We went in for happy hour and sat at the bar. The bartender was wonderful. We both ordered Miller Lite and we sat and watched the bartender pour out pitcher after pitcher of foam. When I asked her about it she said that they have had a maintenance man in to service this issue but that the service man told the manager that it was because the bartenders are using cold glasses. This is laughable! We were told that the only 2 taps that this happens to is the Miller Lite and the Samuel Adams. She poured out 5 full pitchers before being able to serve 1 beer in a warm mug. When I tasted it, it was so flat. It wasn't bubbling at all. I could not even drink it. I switched to Coors Light and it tasted fine. It was even served in a frosted mug. The bartender called the manager over (his name is Grady) - and told him that the Miller Lite is still very foamy. He reprimanded her, saying that she must have used a frosted mug. She told him that she didn't and he didn't believe her. Seriously? What kind of manager is this? He is losing money for Logan's by instructing his bartenders to pour out at least 5 full pitchers of foam and then serve flat beer. As impressed as I was with the sweet bartender (it's not her fault) - I am soooo unimpressed with the Manager, Grady, and the way he doesn't try to solve an issue - he just blames. I won't be going back!
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Stayed here a year ago with my pal and we had a good time. I'm a simple girl, as long as I have a room, hot water, and a TV, then I'm all set. Hospitality is big in Las Vegas and that was proved when we got there. We had a snafu when we checked in because my friend got a great deal on Expedia for free buffet during our stay (score!), the check in said it wasn't valid. Huh? So my friend sends a tweet out and faster you can say "Las Vegas Strip." we were upgraded to a better room, our tickets were valid, and the resort fee was waived for half our stay. Sweet. I wish I could tell you more about the hotel, but since I spent all the trip either stuffing my face, complaining about the bright lights on the street (albeit drunk), dodging bullets off Freemont Street, this is a pretty cool place to stay.