Text - Oh mylanta. I think I just got dia-beetuz!!! The crepes were delish, just what I needed on a 105 degree day. Well... kind of.
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Text - This place is possibly the worst Auto shop in the world and definitely the worst in Henderson!!!! \nWARNING This Shop Will TAKE You On Bad Ride..\nI'D give them - 10 stars if this site would let me. \nThey feed on people that don't look like they no anything about cars. LAZY LAZY LAZY workers.On top of that I come back from next door and the workers was watching porn .
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Text - When dining here you must sit on the patio that overlooks the 18th green. It is absolutely picturesque. To start your meal have the Navajo corn chowder. It has a little kick to it but it's extremely tasty. For an entree the Sonoran Chicken Pasta or the Southwestern Chicken Wrap are my personal favorites.
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Text - So driving down Guy street I noticed this Szechuan restaurant and had to try it.  Ordered the Beef soup, fried beans, noodles and dumplings.\nI must warn that I spend 3 months a year in china and that most people rating this place has probably not been to china.\nI know Szechuan food and this was far from the real thing. The one which came close was the beef soup. Not spicy and only a small hint of peppercorn, 4 star for this.\nFried beens was not even close to the real thing but for montreal a 3 star!!!\nNoodles were like plain noodles. OK if I ordered them but I ordered the Szechuan noodles which should have peppercorns coming threw my nose. None here!!! 3 star for that and that was high!!\nFinally the dumplings!!! GROSS!!! WTF they serve frozen dumplings which you buy at the grocery stare!!! Big shit they give you 18 of them. Its $6.99 for a complete bag at the corner store and even fast better at the house. 1 star for this crap!!\nOver all very disappointing. KanBai in chinatown is much better. \nOh the canada dry ginger ale was pretty good. 5 star for that!!!
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Text - Nice community, coffee served after mass in the morning which is nice and sometimes food.\n\nMass bread is a little thick.
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Text - Positives: open late, free wi-fi, free entomology lessons (if that's your thing...read on)\n\nNegatives: everything else\n\nOK WOW!  I have been meaning to write my first review for a while now, but I was basically forced to do it right now by my experience at Jobot.  Too bad my first review has to be a negative one, but I feel I owe it to all of you who so faithfully warn me to stay away from places like this, although you may have let me down on this one!\n\nSo I read through most of the reviews and felt that I had a fairy good idea of what to expect.  Since many reviews seemed positive enough, I thought I'd give it a try since I am getting bored with the same old coffee joint.  So I found my way from the dark street in front of Jobot, through the dimly lit patio area, up onto the old wooden porch, to the front door, and into Jobot ready to fall in love with the place.  \n\nAs I entered I was initially overwhelmed by three things.  One: the blaring punk music, two: the swamp cooler blasting air and noise directly at my head, and three: the total apathy of the staff who were conversing among themselves (ironically, about how \""dead\"" it's been) while ignoring me.  I was eventually approached by a worker and I placed my order ($2.75 for an 8oz skim latte...more about the latte later).  \n\nWhile waiting for my latte, I decided to have a look at the pastry selection at the end of the coffee bar; only problem was, there were 3 employees standing there talking and blocking access to the pastry case.  I politely said \""excuse me\"" as I tried to squeeze by them.  I kid you not...they glanced at me and then continued talking.  I squeezed thru the gaggle of employees determined to get a look at the pastries.  Once through the gauntlet of employees, I had a look at the pastries, which looked a little \""run thru the mill\"" if you know what I mean.\n\nOK so determined to make the best of this experience, I pressed on.  While continuing to wait for my latte I poked my head into the two adjacent rooms.  The rooms are dingy and uninviting with hard, uncomfortable wooden benches and cheap metal frame stacking style chairs scattered about.  The crowd inside (two customers) was interesting.  One guy covered head to toe in tattoos hunched over an old laptop, and an older man snoozing in the corner near his empty coffee cup and book.  \n\n...so back to waiting for my latte.  I intended to pay for it when I was intercepted by a 2 inch long cockroach crossing the floor between me and my latte.  I politely waited for it to pass.  While waiting for the roach to pass, I glanced at the guy who seemed to be in charge of the place to see how he would handle this most interesting situation.  He looked at me, shrugged his shoulders as if to say \""whatcha gonna do\""?  I almost laughed at the absurdity of it all, but quickly remembered I was on the hook to pony up the currency for my latte, which I did, albeit reluctantly at this point. \n\nI have taken my seat, opened my laptop, and am writing this review as we speak.  A few more shady characters have popped in and out, although they don't seem to be customers since they didn't buy any food or drink.  I assume they are friends with the owner(s).  \n\nMy stomach has turned sour from the experience with the roach and having to recount the ordeal in detail as I write this review... so my latte will sit untouched as I leave in about 1 minute from now.  \n\nI hope you have enjoyed my contribution.  Thanks for sharing all of yours!
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Classify the following: The food was acceptable. Nothing amazing. This is right down the street from me so I got takeout for myself and my BF. We ordered Pho Tai, chicken banh mi, and fresh spring rolls. The pho tai broth had little to no flavor until I added the vegetables, herbs, lime and sauces. I was also disappointed that the beef wasn't rare at all, it was fully cooked and there wasn't that much. The sauce for the fresh spring rolls was disgusting. The only good thing was the banh mi sandwich. \n\nNext time I want Vietnamese food, I will trudge my way over to Tram's.