Example: Hatte nun schon mehrfach die Gelegenheit Hr.Hartmaier in seiner Villa besuchen zu d\u00fcrfen. \nDas Restaurant ist unterteilt in ein Edelbistro und den Gourmetbereich. In beiden Bereichen kommt das Essen aus der selben K\u00fcche, im Gourmetbereich wird halt etwas mehr dazwischengebaut\n\n\n Die Einrichtung ist modern, aber dennoch zur\u00fcckhaltend, man bekommt ein sehr behagliches Gef\u00fchl - farblich auch gut abgestimmt.\nDie Speisen sind nat\u00fcrlich saisonal ausgew\u00e4hlt, in jedem Falle immer Frisch und von absoluter Qualit\u00e4t. Ich k\u00f6nnte mich zum Beispiel in die Sauren Linsen mit der gebratenen Leber hineinlegen .\n\n\n Am Besten bin ich bisher mit Men\u00fcs gefahren, man bekommt da dann doch noch etwas mehr von der Variationsbreite der K\u00fcche mit. Und ruhig ungeniert beim Partner probieren - schadet nicht. Naja, beim Gesch\u00e4ftsessen dann vielleicht doch die Gabel auf dem eigenen Teller behalten.\n\n\n Mir gef\u00e4llt besonders die Weinauswahl die vern\u00fcnftige Weine zu guten Preisen neben hochausgefallenen Gew\u00e4chsen stellt.\nIch selbst bleibe dann aber immer bei den Johner Weinen vom Kaiserstuhl h\u00e4ngen, die sind immer eine top Mischung zwischen Preis und Qualit\u00e4t.\n\n\n Ganz zum Schluss wage ich mal eine Behauptung, ich bin sicher, die gilt nur f\u00fcr mich, aber:\nHabe nun die gr\u00f6\u00dfte Menge aller Sternepl\u00e4tze in Baden abgeklappert, egal wie sie sich nennen und wie hoch dekoriert sie auch waren, an jedem Platz gabs dann zum Schluss irgendwas zu meckern. Nicht so in der Villa - hier war die Qualit\u00e4t bisher am stabilsten.\n\n\n Weiter so, Hr.Hartmaier
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Example: no to the food\nno to the service \nno to the prices\nno to the way.
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Example: The dim sum was pretty tasty the first time I went. \n\nThe second time I went,  we ordered vegetable fried rice...maybe the chef was having an off night, but the veggies were straight from the freezer bag and still cold. (you know, the little orange carrot cubes and peas from that mixed back in your local grocery store freezer?)  That off night turned us off to the place - how hard is to to chop some carrots up and stir fry with some rice..so we never went back. \n\nIts big inside and the entry way has statues and such that are entertaining to look at. Stick with the Dim Sum.
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Example: This show was so much fun!\n\nThis was my first Cirque show, so I can't really compare it to any other shows. I have seen Le Reve though (kind of Cirque-y?), and I have to say that Zumanity has a completely different vibe. I can see why some people wouldn't like this show, but I thought it was hillaaaarious and amazing.\n\nUnlike some of the other reviewers, I thought that Zumanity had a good amount of acrobatic performances! The bowl act in the beginning was spectacular. I was a little surprised because I didn't expect the acrobats to be topless, but it was so beautifully done that I didn't even mind! Little did I know, there would be a lot more topless acrobats haaaaahaha. Coming from Berkeley, where I see naked people every semester in the naked run, I didn't mind at all. I thought it was totally fine! Some acts were tastefully done, some acts were not. But I don't think Zumanity is trying to be a \""tasteful\"" type of show - it's meant to shock and entertain you! The acts were so funny and I had a blast during the entire show.\n\nI bought a ticket through a half price ticket booth, so I paid about $87 for a pretty great seat. Would I pay full price for this show? Probably not, because I'm pretty cheap. I actually don't think this show is worth full price - I would recommend Le Reve or a different Cirque show if you're paying full price.\n\nThis is not a highbrow kind of show - definitely not for the fainthearted. Zumanity is definitely for people who like silly, dirty jokes and don't mind seeing a bunch of naked people. I laughed SO much during this show, and I'm glad I saw it.
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Classify the following: they look pretty, taste good and have chocolates with pralines in them!\nPraline chocolates are soooo hard to find and they really taste good here.\n\nThe downside is they are pretty pricey so this is not the place to go if you wanted a on-the-budget box of chocolate!  But its definitely worth a try if your willing to spend the money.\n\nanother interesting fact is this place actually makes the chocolates right there in the store, so everything you buy is authentically DB infusion chocolates.