Example: One word for this place.... blech.\n\nI'm not too proud to admit I've been here a few times (for some reason my husband used to like to go here...), and every time has been disappointing at best.  The service at this particular location is just AWFUL.  So awful, in fact, that we had a whole meal for three comped once after the food took over 45 minutes to arrive after ordering.\n\nThen there's the issue of the really greasy, low-quality food that always leaves me with a tummy ache.  YUCK.  I honestly can't think of anything good to say about OTB.  Sorry.
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Example: Nothing like midnight snack, when you're drunk and when you want something quick and easy. :)))\n\nCheese enchiladas is the best. Yummmm\nBubbas always get the steak and egg burrito, Gets to him every time.
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Example: Was here for Valentines day dinner. As with all Vegas hotels, the restaurants are usually overpriced. So we take the plunge and go for broke. The atmosphere is kind of unique as some of the seating area is part of the casino, so you get to inhale all the smoke and hear all the action while people walk past your table and gawk. Putting that aside we ordered the steak for 2 and a wedge salad. I must add, you need to ask them for bread, (I learned this from a previous review) which is a must have. It is baked on request and it is awesome. The salad was good, but a very very small portion. The steak was good, they give you a choice of one side and 2 steak sauces.We had the garlic mashed potatoes which were great. We were stuffed after dinner and passed on dessert. It is a little pricey, but if your looking for a good meal at the MC I would suggest    Brand.
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Example: I ate at the bar area. The service was good. The staff was friendly. I even received the free mac and cheese app for checking in. Like most of the comments the burger are good but overpriced. I had the bacon burger and fries. Overall it was good but not worth $30. If I get hungry for a burger I would go to In and Out or Habit burger for a third of the price. Again, not a bad place and good service just overpriced.
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Example: The food is subpar, and far too expensive. We ordered the wings, and they were rubbery and dry. The staff was friendly enough.
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Example: Not for us. The pizzas were OK and that's about it. Prices seemed extremely high ($45 for 2 small pizzas, garlic bread, and sodas). Noise level way too high even with small crowd. The wall and overhead have no sound deadening and I could not hold a normal level conversation with my table mate. We won't be back.
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Example: I discovered about this place when I googled shabu-shabu, henderson, nv..and to my surprise I had no idea there was one located in my area.  I quickly browsed on yelp to brief on the reviews and the hours of business on this place and I immediately decided to give it a try.  \n\nThe place closes at 9:30 on weekdays and looking at the time it was a little pass 9:00 p.m. and by the time I arrived there it was almost nearing 9:20.  The place was actually not that hard to find since it's located right across from the Mcdonald Ranch estates. By the time I walked through the door, I thought they weren't going to serve me and I figured better luck tommorrow, instead the nice waitress didn't hesitate to ask me \""how many?'  I told her if its too late I'll come back tomorrow but she said don't worry, please have a seat.\"" ( Automatically scored lots of points for that one =) )\n\nThe atmosphere was nice and clean and the decor was simple and straight to the point. The place is small but just rightly sized.  And for some reason I have a thing for small quaint hole in the wall places. Maybe it's just because most places where I've enjoyed some real great dining experiences in my life took part in such places.  \n\nSince I already overlooked the menu before arriving there, I already knew what to order and I ordered the King all beef shabu-shabu plate which is supposedly the largest beef plate you can get and that was priced for\n ( $23 ). whats great about the plates is that it comes with unlimited veggies and rice which most shabu shabu places don't offer. Accompaning my meal I ordered a glass of  iced green tea. \n\nWhen the food arrived, the iced tea was that very cloudy green concoction which I've always favored and it made me happy to see that, so right away good feelings were starting to kick in about this place. She also brought out my salad which arrived in a small yet proportionate bowl and I liked the dressing that was on my salad, its just too bad there wasn't a bit more on it.\n\nWhen she brought out the plates, there was a plate of my veggies, the usual veggie shabu shabu plate which consumes of cabbage, noodles, carrots, bamboo shoots, tofu cubes, green onions but no enoki mushrooms or any mushrooms of any kind which I can totally do without during a shabu shabu dining experience. The shabu meat plate was a heaping of beef, which all looked very fresh, appealing and tasty. She also brought out three bowls of dipping sauce and they were Ponzu, a sesame-peanut, and a spicy sauce which looked very much liked the ponzu.\n\nAnother thing I liked to point out is that they used actual glass heated stoves underneath their pots instead of the individual stove burners with the propane can. \n\nSo I now I started with my meal, swishing the meat and adding the veggies in the two parted pot ( you are also given the option to do half sukiyaki and half shabu-shabu ) and my first try was the ponzu sauce, and it was a good, light, citrusy flavor. it was not too acidic and bold like other ponzu dipping sauces I've had. Then I tried the peanut sesame and also was good and the peanut flavor was light and wasn't heavy ( thank goodness ), my favorite one of all was actually the spicy because it had a spicy kick to it at the end of the bite.\n\nDuring my meal the nice lady waitress would check up on me from time to time and clean my water with the ladle and make sure my broth was clear of the meat boil build-up .  She was very sweet and extremely helpful which made my first time experience all the better.\n\nIn the end with everything the bill totaled to $27.00 which was not bad at all.  The one great thing I can say about shabu shabu paradise that everything I ate was most importantly clean and fresh. It may not be as great as other shabu shabu places I had in the past but the food is pretty tradition shabu shabu, the atmosphere, the cleanliness, the option of endless rice and veggies, a free dessert in the end, and wonderful friendly helpful service from just ONE waitress made everything so much more pleasant. =) =) 2 thumbs up for the waitress.\n\nDefinitely coming back here, again and again. =)\n\np.s. I loved the vanilla ice cream that was topped with a green tea matcha powder and slice of peach... verry yummy! =) and the fact they hand you some discount card coupons on your next visit. saweet! =)
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Example: I'm here too often...but they do such a wonderful job I would never even consider going elsewhere. They are always accommodating and friendly, bigger salons on The Strip could learn a lot about service from the folks at Diamond Nails. I've had multiple artists do my bi-weekly gel manis, all of them to an impeccable job. Quick service, clean shop, great work, and the price is right. You don't need an appointment, as they work hard to fit everyone in, and they're open pretty late (making the after-work manicure possible!). I've never seen this place not busy, but I've also never waited more than 5 minutes for service. You can tell they really care about the business and put a ton of pride into their work. Well done, Diamond Nails!
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This is a great lunch spot in Tempe. It's a small place, but some of the best BBQ I've had in a long time. I've had the pulled pork and the beef brisket and both were excellent. The spicy BBQ sauce has just the right amount of spice and really makes the meal.