Example: My husband is a Pho addict so about once a month I put on my sweet wife hat and we get pho. We used to live in Henderson and loved Pho Saigon 8, but now that we live on the other side of town we decided to try their Spring Mountain location. \n\nThe decor is identical to the Henderson location, but the food is not nearly as good. The dining area is huge and the wait staff were friendly and even played peek-a-boo with our little one. We ordered the egg rolls and we both decided on grilled pork vermicelli. The egg rolls were OK, but the vinegar sauce on the side was lacking in flavor. The vermicelli was a biggest disappointment of the night. The pork didn't have the usual rich grilled flavor and the vegetables looked wilted and old. I didn't touch the lettuce and scooted the limp carrots to the side of my bowl. The noodles seemed old and were cold and lifeless. The flavors were muddled, not the bright and vibrant dish I was hoping to receive. We also shared a thai tea which tasted off too. I took a couple of sips and decided I was done.  \n\nWe definitely won't be back to this location.
Class: oilery


Example: This place is beautiful.  I love the location and the places around it.  The hotel is huge too.  I think we had a room that was in the direct middle of the hotel, so we walked and walked and walked from the elevators to the room.  Since it's one of the newest hotels, it's definitely has a modern and elegant feeling to it.\n\nI hate the casino itself though.  You have to be on serious baller status to get comped here.  I spent a few G's my first night alone and all I got was $8 in comps.  Terrible.  Just terrible.  I know I'm not a high roller, but at least give me a free buffet.  I could have bought 200 buffets with the money I dropped.  Try to make me feel important so I'd want to come back you jerks.
Class: oilery


Example: I think the concept of AMC Esplanade 14 is great and the remodel is definitely looking nice but honestly,  the last thing I want while i'm sharing a room with far too many strangers is the smell of someones Smokehouse Beef and Cheddar lingering from behind me for two hours. Can't we enjoy movies with a drink, Red Vines, and popcorn anymore? Why do you need a New York Strip while you watch Prometheus?  I just don't get it. 3D movie plus a huge meal= vomit. Just saying.\n\nPlus, who wants someone (servers) walking back and forth, back and forth, yada yada.. while you are trying to watch a movie? They do a great job of being quiet, courteous, etc.. but over all the service is just ok. We told our server before we ordered that my boyfriend and I were on a separate check from a friend and he still only brought us one check. Super annoying. \n\nI say, if you are going to have a menu keep it small. They have tons of drink options that seem like they would be great but again, I doubt I'll down a margarita in a movie theatre. I promise I'm not boring. Hell, maybe I am. \n\nI'm sure many people will rave about this and go on and on about how great it is to ring your server 5 times during a movie for more food... god. But this just isn't for me. I'll go and I'll bring my own Milk Duds and Red Vines. Don't tattle.
Class: oilery


Example: The selection of different things to try at this place is endless.  Come here during happy hour and feast like you've never feasted before.  Try the sangria and just about anything on the menu is worth tasting.  If you are picky then maybe this isn't your place.  But if you like tapas this is THE spot.
Class: citizeness


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Class: citizeness


Example: Came here for the first time with a group of friends that I convinced not to dine at Gallaghers Steakhouse in New York New York Casino.\n\nOrdered the following:\n\n- Crab cake, this dish is a must have unless you are allergic to crab. Most crab cakes have quite of bit of breading which I do not like. Del Frisco's version has hardly at all, 95% is all CRAB!!!!! It was very tasty. Too bad it was quite pricey ($19) but you get what you paid for. I would definitely ordered it again.\n\n- Ribeye (16oz), tasty. No complaints.\n\n- Bone-in ribeye (22oz), tasty. No complaints.\n\n- Double Eagle Bone-in Strip (26oz), I normally order ribeye but I do like to try the restaurant's 'signature' steak. I was surprised that it was good. I am always afraid that a thick steak will not be cooked to my liking. I was glad I tried it but I miss the flavor and texture of ribeye. \n\n- Lobster mac & cheese, I was disappointed. Hardly any lobster. It might as well be called mac & cheese.\n\n- Asparagus, decent. No complaints.\n\nService was great. Everyone was attentive and our waitress was knowledgeable and answered all my questions.\n\nAmbiance was nice.  I do wish it was a bit brighter. The lights was dimmed for a 'romantic' setting.\n\nMy friends thanked me for dining here. They all said the steaks were much better than Gallaghers. We will be back!!!!\n\nOne of the managers told us that they are looking to open a location in Southern California. I plan to make a reservation on opening night!!!!
Class: citizeness
Considreing the above, classify the following: Milestone: 12 years in the same mailbox! Consistently great service. The staff is well trained and courteous. Most every time I stop in, somebody is getting fingerprinted.