Example: Pino Martino owner of Pino's Pizza al Centro, immigrated to Phoenix from Basilicata, Italy approximately 30 years ago. \n\nPino's specializes in Italian and New York pies with their signature thin crust. He also offers delicious specialty pizzas. Pizza is available by the pie or by the slice. It's the perfect spot for lunch or dinner. If you prefer an authentic calzone, Pino's is the place to get one. In all his dishes, Chef Martino uses only the best and freshest ingredients. He makes his own sausage and never uses the likes of canned tomato sauce or puree.\n\nIf you prefer a sandwich or a salad, you'll find a nice variety to choose from. I especially like the caprese made of fresh mozzarella and basil. The thought of the Italiano panini made with Pino's home made Italian dressing and imported prosciutto, makes my mouth water.\n\nChef Martino, himself, is always in the kitchen. If you go when it's not meal time, he might even have a moment to stop by your table and tell you some true tales of Italy. \n\nI LOVE Pinos!
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Example: We had another early morning flight so once again it was eat and run.  I filled my belly with OJ, huevos rancheros, corned beef hash and fresh fruit with yogurt. The room was almost empty so our server was unusually attentive.  We used our funbook coupons received a check-in for 50% off making the breakfast buffet a bargain.  \n\nA 2.5 rating would be appropriate.
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Example: Really good sushi for a great price. The happy hour prices are cheap for the great quality of sushi you will get. The service was attentive, friendly, and very helpful. They have a bar and multiple TVs and were showing the game as well. We got the Red Dragon roll, Caterpillar, Diamondback, and a basic California roll and they were all great. As a college student, this is a convenient and delicious place to grab sushi by campus. I will definitely go back.
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Example: I don't know why there are positive reviews for this place. We got delivery from them the other night. Remarkably unremarkable. \nTheir Fragrant Beef is just wrong. Not at all spicy, and the beef is weird.  Imperial Gardens East's version is MUCH better.\nThe Triple Delight was mostly palm, and the shrimp that was in there, were tiny. \nAll in all, meh.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Now, it may be a little harsh to rate the Spice Market Buffet (inside the Planet Hollywood Hotel) only one star, but honestly, the standards should be raised significantly because: (1) it's $30.00, (2) it's in one of the better Vegas hotel/casinos, and (3) it's in VEGAS. \n\nSadly, Spice Market Buffet is much more comparable to Hometown Buffet than anything else. The food was all either too tasteless, too greasy, or looked disgusting. Pretty much the only food I was even remotely satisfied with is the cocktail shrimp and King crab legs. NOTHING ELSE in the entire buffet was appetizing. \n\nHands down one of the worst expensive buffets in Vegas. I would happily spend the extra $10-20 to go to Bellagio or Wynn's buffets.