Text - I could give no stars if it were an option. My husband and I stay at Mandalay Bay frequently, and end up eating in some of the newer restaurants since the renovation. My husband LOVES noodles, ramen, udon everything... Ordered the spare ribs appetizer, they were luke warm, ordered the beef stew for myself that I was told my our waitress was THE BEST. It smelled of fish and was FULL of fat.... had the waitress take it back and ordered something a little easier, Pad Tai Chicken and it was RAW! We ended up leaving, and with the manager not being very surprised at our reaction, I can imagine it happens alot...
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Text - Stopped by for a gas and rest stop and breakfast . I was very happy with the various options. The cashier was not very friendly and could barely hear what she was asking me, the food tasted good but not very warm especially the hash browns
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Text - Caution: ordering tortilla soup \""incorrectly\"" will get you bitched at here.\n\nI added a tortilla soup to my order, and the girl who has the easiest job on the assembly line copped major attitude. She popped her hand to her hip and asked if I'd ordered it at the front of the line- nope, because they didn't ask.\n\""You're SUPPOSED to order it at the FRONT of the line!\"", she barked at me before dramatically rolling her eyes, glaring at me, and getting it herself. \n\nAfter dealing with the sassy pint-size brat, I was a bit more critical of the food.\nSalmon burrito, $10, overpriced and under-seasoned, large portion is soggy and bland. I'd intended to eat this for lunch and dinner, but tossed it halfway through.\n\nBest purchase was the tortilla soup I suffered for, which came with crispy tortilla strips, fresh cilantro, and lime for garnish, was packed with tons of veggies, avocado, and cheese, and served with a  tortilla to make it a meal for just shy of $5.\nI'll take mine sans attitude next time.
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Text - Nothing is as great as the original but this is pretty close. The place is a lot nicer and newer with the same great menu and beer selection. It's always seems to be fairly busy and noisey but you just cant beat the food.\n\nHalf priced apps from 4 until 6pm is the best happy hour special in town!
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Text - I've been to a few walk-in medical clinics and this one takes the cake!  Awesome!  All of the staff was very up-beat and welcoming.\n\nI went in because all of my ENT functions were gunked up and that was all taken care of efficiently and thoroughly.  I had Dr Johnston and he was EXCELLENT!  Very positive guy who will answer all of your questions.  \n\nLike I said, I went in for ENT stuff, but Dr Johnston helped me address other issues unrelated to my visit.  Maybe it was because they weren't very busy the day I went in.\n\nThe office is also very nice and modern.  Not your typical walk-in medial joint.\n\nHighly recommended!
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Text - Dexter ALWAYS gets spoiled here!  After Washington Park, where he was coated in every doggie fluid imaginable, he needed a bath.  Badly.  I didn't want him bringin' no doggie herpes home!\nThey remembered his name as soon as we walked in.  He's quite the popular puppy here.  I used to live across the street and he just looooves the place!\nAfter a quick tutorial in the wash area, my 7-pound rat terrier was ready to be scrubbed.  They give you a few different brushes as well as shampoo AND conditioner!  I never thought to condition my pet's coat before. \nHe also needed his lil nails clipped.  I was whisked right in, even though the groomer was doin' a pomeranian.  It was quick and pain-free.\nThen, the treats.  Dexter loves the training treats!  We practice his tricks from school (PetSmart puppy class) every night and he devours the different treats.\nHis favorite?  Peanut butter!  They had some star-shaped peanut butter treats and even a mini peanut butter pie, which he got a slice of.\ntoys?  Tons!  Dexter needs squeakers.  Got him some long-ass, strange-looking pink dog that squeaks near its tail.  Bought it on Sunday and the dang thing already got decapitated.  There is white fluff all over my living room.  \nIt's all good, though.  You can't have a 7-pound dog be a total wuss, you know?
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I've been for an anniversary and for a rare \""all the sisters are together\"" dinner - and both times the cost was utterly ridiculous, and I didn't regret a single penny. \n\nMy recommendation is to recognize that the menu shifts in order to offer seasonal selections; and call ahead to find out what's on the chef's tasting menu.   Get that, and if you don't like the sound of what's on it, wait a couple months and call back.   Everything we've ever had here has been perfectly prepared, professionally presented in appropriate time frames, and utterly delicious.    The tasting menu consistently offers a variety of tastes so that it's difficult to be at all disappointed. \n\nIt's not someplace I would *ever* consider not planning for; it's a lot of money and it's not just dinner; it's a commitment to an evening where you just concentrate on the food and the company you keep.