Text - Despite the chilly weather the warm atmosphere at Winter Wonderland really eased the chill. \n\nStarting off at Prince Street gardens theres plenty to see from the giant ferris wheel, to the scary biscuits high flyer to the ice rink; not to mention the food and craft stalls and market. For kids (or indeed big kids), theres Santa's land with rides and a Christmas tree maze.\n\nThe market is packed full of all the continental delights you can imagine. Wooden ornaments and lights, candles, coffee beans, waffles, crepes, chocolate fountains, mulled wine and hot chocolate... the smell is amazing. Yes, admittedly the place is mobbed and some of the goods are quite expensive, but hey its Christmas and we're in Edinburgh. \n\nIn St Andrews Square the new for 2015 circular ice rink was fun to watch and there's some quality Scottish market stalls which I think is important at a Christmas market. \nA crunchie hot chocolate from Mimis Bakehouse with some shortbread was tasty and suitably Christmassy whilst we soaked up the atmosphere. \n\nBy far the best Christmas markets in Scotland, with wares which could rival many a European city, and somewhere I'll continue to visit each year.
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Text - I am a total fan of the Zorba and the Porky. I follow them on facebook and when they are downtown at the El Cortez or somewhere close to the downtown area I go to where they are. I can't get enough of my two favorite sandwiches!
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Text - Disappointing at best. Food cold. I sent mine back and they microwaved it I think. Unremarkable in every way except the overpricing. Boo.
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Text - I really don't understand why this place has gotten so many stars. Its a weird setup. First, you go in, and stand in line (McDonalds style) to order a burger and drinks. Wait staff are shuffling next to you and jostling to get by. You're standing in line being jostled on one side and have a loud kitchen in the other.  You pay for your food. You sit and wait. The burgers weren't great. The meat was gummy and had the feel of biting into some gelatinous gooey meat like substance. Not a burger. The hubs had a super salty veggie burger and my kid had a grilled cheese that was basically a hamburger bun turned inside out and buttered within an inch if it's life and pan fried. It was greasy and gross and she smeared buttery handprints on every surface she could touch (She's two - she can't help it. I cleaned up before we left with a wipe, but even for a toddler, it was a gross amount of grease.) The saving grace of the meal was the truffle fries, but I'm kind of partial to truffle oil and can eat that with a spoon, so maybe I'm not a good judge. We ordered a shake to round out our meal and had to pull out our credit card a second time during the meal to pay for it. (WHY don't they just have you order all your food at the table like a normal restaurant so you don't have the hassle of paying multiple times for one meal? I mean, you have the wait staff... They did take an order at my table...) It's a stupid setup. The place is too loud. The food is below average (I like to only give one star to restaurants that ultimately give me the trots, and at least they didn't give me food poisoning). And it's not kid friendly. Save your money and go pick up some burgers at In N Out and rent a movie at home. The experience and the food would be far better. (Yes, I called a fast food burger better...) I would judge this place \""Not worth the calories and the drive.\""
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Text - Ok so I admit I had a take out order and those suck sometimes but damn son this shit tasted like cat piss and donkey vomit. I mean how hard is it to make chips and salsa? And those re fried beans sucked more dick then a cheap hooker.\nBut for real though they had some fine looking honeys in there when I went to grab my food so i'll prolly go back. Don't tell my main squeeze that though cuz she'll get all jealous and shit.
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Text - I was in town for an extended time for work and decided to check this place out. What a mistake! I paid $25 for the worst pedicure I've ever had. The technician used a file on my rough spots, but used it over an area right next to a callous (instead of on the callous) that caused my skin to be rubbed raw and was very painful. He obviously was not paying attention. The technician could not open the nail polish I chose, so he chose a different one and it was a very light color, so he put on 3 coats. Well not only did the polish take forever to dry, of course it rubbed off over the next 24 hrs in various places. On top of this, when I had a chance to look at my nails more closely, I realized they were not trimmed and filed properly, and I had a lot of rough edges that I then had to file myself. If I were in town longer, I would have gone back and demanded a do-over!
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Text - In my opinion, a Five Guys burger is nearly as good as an In-n-Out burger. The only real drawback of the Five Guys burger is the mediocre bun. That said, I'm happy to have a Five Guys burger at any time.\n\nOh, and the cajun fries are delicious!
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Text - Lily is a master of lashes. I'm not big on posting reviews but after reading the two ridiculous negative reviews I decided it was time to give my feedback. \n\nI bought a groupon to another lash lady and was less than happy with the results. Then the lady disappeared. I needed my lashes fixed quickly and found Lily on yelp. She normally works out of a very nice studio in old town but was willing to fix my lashes at her house the next day. It was like night and day when I saw how amazing my lashes looked after Lily.  \n\nI live closer to Lily's house so I normally have my appointments there. I have never experienced what the negative reviewer describes. Yes her house is in the historic district so it is older but it is cozy and clean. Her kids have been around at times but are well behaved and whisper when I am getting my lashes done. Lily normally sends them away to go play so she is fully focused on me and my lashes. \n\nShe also definitely did a consult with me the first time to make sure the lashes she chose for me were appropriate. I get compliments all the time. Normally people have no idea they are extensions until I tell them. I notice I wear a lot less makeup now too. I don't know about the lady who said they were so bad she had to wear sunglasses to cover them. I think that's a bit dramatic. Maybe a good mascara might have been a better choice for her than getting lashes. They definitely bring more attention to your eyes and maybe that's not for everyone, but isn't that the whole point of getting them?\n\nAlso, her prices are very reasonable. I don't know why someone mentioned spending a few hundred dollars, that is definitely not the case. The first set is the most expensive but she uses really strong glue so you don't have to get fills that often.\n\nIn closing, Lily is amazing. I would recommend her to anyone interested in getting lash extensions. She has been doing them for over 8 years and knows what she is doing. She is a perfectionist and I have always left my appointments extremely happy with the results.
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Classify the following: This place is a cesspool, hands down the worst Circle K I have ever been to.  I used to work as a driver and have seen my fair share of Circle K stores throughout the Valley and it is not even close.  This store could be demolished tomorrow but the stains would remain for an eternity.  If you should have the misfortune of running out of gas in front of this store, do yourself a favor and push your car to the Circle K on 83rd or the QT on 99th Ave.  Just stay away.