Example: Cibo is a fantastic dinner spot with a beautiful garden and excellent pizza. It's easy to get a table on almost any week night. The pizza is solid, and there are a variety of choices with sauce and without sauce. Great place to take a date or just to have a quiet dinner with friends. The federal law clerk crowd loves it here.
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Example: Sushi was okay. It didnt taste as fresh as I would have liked and maybe that was because of the temperature of it. The owner was very friendly and its just a small simple place but i would not recommend to go for any of the simpler rolls. Only get specialty bc the imitation crab in the California for example was very disappointing. Also not a great alcohol selection. Basic beers and house wines available, but luckily they did have Blue Moon. Sake bombs are cheap and definitely worth it! Had no problems using the yelp deal though. Maybe i'll return sometime, not sure.
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Example: This place is next to the check-in lobby and opened 24 hours. I had the club sandwiches for late-night dinner. The portion was large.\n\nThe service was not good. The host surely took his time to have me seated (when there were a lot of empty tables). It also took a long time for my server to come.\n\nMenu options are basic and limited.
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Example: The only open, certified Neapolitan pizza places in Phoenix. Delicious, friendly, fast! We had the signature \""Pomo\""...beautiful! And whatever you do...don't skip dessert! They have their own on-site pastry chef who uses ingredients straight from Italy. We devoured the best piece of tiramisu I've ever had. Love that this is within walking distance of our house!
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Example: I am amazed at how this buffet put the Wynn Buffet to shame. I spent only $19.44 for 2 meals and they Wynn yesterday I spent $85.00. The food here was way better and real! Mashed potatoes real and not powdered. Definitely eating here again!
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Example: We ordered a vegan pizza on the phone.  Got to the store, waited a few minutes and they handed it to us.  At the register, I had the feeling I should open the box and check it - low and behold they used real cheese on it.  I went back to the pizza area and told them we ordered a vegan pizza.  They kind of just quickly grabbed the box back and said we'd have to wait a bit for it... ok fine.  We waited.  Finally, they boxed up the new pizza and when I go to the checkout, not only did they charge us the full price for a pizza, but they tacked on the vegan cheese charge too.  Considering we waited almost 30 minutes, start to finish, and they didn't even apologize, I was not too pleased.\n\nThe store itself is on the cramped side and the parking lot is generally full and chaotic to get into and out of.  From a business standpoint, they should have at least apologized and offered some sort of discount on the pizza they messed up.  Not impressed.
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Example: I was so excited to find a place to get a coconut italian soda less than a mile from my house. I was blown away when I found out how big the large was and that it was under $3. This place is fantastic. Also check out their menu-- full of smoothies, espresso drinks, and sandwiches. Water Street needed an independent coffee shop like this.
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Example: This midwest chain recently opened in the new Downtown Summerlin complex. It claims to be chef driven -- and maybe it is -- but the quality and execution is on par with similar chain restaurants. The duck confit flatbread ($15.95) was one of the more interesting sounding dishes, but there wasn't enough duck to balance out the sweetness of all the fig marmalade. The lemon garlic wings ($13.95) were huge, but the heavy lemon flavor made them unappealing. The Crave burger ($13.95) wasn't bad. It's a simple burger made up of an angus patty, smoked cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion and their signature burger sauce. The undercooked and under seasoned patty were the only thing holding it back from being a decent burger. Desserts fared much better. Although for someone with a sweet tooth like mine it's tough to screw up chocolate cake ($7.95) -- five layers of dense, moist, sweet chocolate cake. It was, however, lacking a sufficient amount of the orange creme anglaise mentioned on the menu. The S'mores brownie ($7.95) had some enticing elements like the chewy brownie and the marshmallow ice cream, but the amount of torched marshmallow topping the brownie was overload.\n\nWith so many other places in town to try, I'm not sure I'll return. Sure, they have a large menu, which also includes sushi but the combination of that and American food in the same restaurant is an even bigger deterrent to my return.\n\n2.5 Stars
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Classify the following: We liked this place. But didn't love. Maybe because we were recovering from our afternoon drinking/blackjack binge, but everything was just good. Good Mac and chz, good salmon, good truffle chips, good crab cakes. Recommended as a solid meal with impeccable service, but it probably won't make your top 10 meals of all time list. Get the ginger line iced tea, it was excellent, as was the service - from the host to the busboys, everyone was awesome.\nOK...Part 2.  Because EVERYTHING at MGM closes at 10pm (except this place), we ate here again the very next night.  We had the chinese chicken salad, brussel sprouts, chicken wings and the chopped veg salad.  Everything was great.  Food that is.  Service was uneven.  \nWe may end up back here again, actually.  I can't believe everything else closes so early.