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An example of an positive review: We travel to Vegas often you can say and pass by the mesmerizing colorful sign all the time. I saw this Groupon deal for $25 towards $50 and it was well worth it that we used on 12/14. We ordered the French dip sandwich with tater-tots (a lil extra for tots), Signature Burger with White Chocolate bun with fries and the Lollipop Passion Goblet. All was delicious but of course the Lollipop Passion Goblet stole the show. The waitress was awesome and helpful since it was our first time there. I wish i could remember her name. She asked me if I wanted to take pictures of her pouring this special liquid into the goblet even. As soon as she poured it, there was fogging, steaming and bubbling...so FUN! I even took the candy bracelet home to eat it while I gambled LOL! After the bill came, there was still a balance of $40, which was from th Goblet which was $36....yikes! She gave us some white chocolate covered nutty thingy that was soo sooo yummy. Also, Connected to the restaurant they have a very fun candy store! I found the stash of that same white choc covered yummy and bought some to go...oink oink! Buffets are always great but it's nice to try other dining options! I would definately recommend this on a girl's night out or even a date.

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An example of an positive review: Brought in a used MB I had just purchased to have them check it out. Bud's service sold me not only on his shop, but on MB in general. While I've taken my C230 to the local MB dealer for service once (mainly for some warranty fixes), I can't say I'd make a habit of it when I can take it to MB Motors instead. It's a great feeling to have a mechanic you trust with such major investment. Bud is reasonably priced, knows his stuff, and has a fine appreciation for the brand. I'd give these guys ten stars if Yelp let me.

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An example of an positive review: If you happen to be in Las Vegas and would like to go shopping for some premium items at a bargain, be sure to check out the Las Vegas Premium Outlets near downtown. It is definitely worth your while if you want to get some retail therapy done. It offers a great array of shops in a well laid out manner and rather easy parking options that make it a good spot to shop! The center features a plethora of clothing retailers for men, women, and children. From Banana Republic to PacSun, Ed Hardy to Gap, they have them all. They also feature a good selection of accessories, kitchen, and bag shops. You can certainly pick up some new things for you, some gifts for friends, and the bag to pack all of it in. Note, it is an open-air complex so be prepared on those hot summer days! The parking lot is generally full when I've gone, but if you drive around for a bit, a stall is bound to open up. If not, check out the structure since there seems to be better chances to park there, plus you car will be out of the blazing sun! Be sure to hide your valuables since tourists do frequent this spot and I'd imagine could be an easy target for questionable individuals. Food options are rather limited with the food court fare or Makino Chaya, which actually is pretty decent if you are willing to spring the wallet strings a little. So plan accordingly... For the cheap shopper in all of us, Las Vegas Premium Outlet is certainly a good choice to check out!

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An example of an positive review: Pricey, but lunch was absolutely fabulous. Tempura shrimp, HUGE! View, breathtaking. Service, excellent. Super place for out of town guests. Only negative - needs a little freshening. Carpeting, fabrics a bit worn looking.