Example: I really should have updated this review a long time ago.  When Dragon I first opened the food was consistently good but the service was indescribably awful.  Actually, it was pretty hilarious.   I once waited for 45 minutes because, unbeknownst to me, they were waiting for a frozen block of seaweed salad to (partially) thaw.  \n\nIn any case, that's all in the past.  The original clowns who were worked here are all gone and now it's really quite well-run.  And the food is generally--though not always-- pretty decent.  Definitely a good choice for a big bowl of pho.
Class: Islamism


Example: If I can give a 0 I will!!! I had to find someone to remove them and I lost a ton of my original lashes.  She glues 4 lashes together with 2 to 3 of your own lashes, took 3 hours to fix this mess and remove all the glue.  I have several bald spots and now have to wait for my lashes to grow in.  Please do not go to this lady she only has 5 months of doing eyelash extensions and apparently has no clue what she's doing.
Class: selectiveness


Example: Okay. \nSo I've been going here two years now. It was always speedy delivery, good food, and good service. But lately, in the last few months, the staff has changed. Delivery takes forever and the food is not nearly as good as it used to be. Food will be cold when delivered too. The only person I still recognize is the short delivery guy with the glasses. He's nice. The others, all kind of weird. This place is overrun with hipsters, it's like a den. Normally I wouldn't care but the quality of this place and it's service has gone down since. I'll be trying new Chinese restaurants from now on.
Class: selectiveness


Example: Once again I feel as though fellow yelpers are peer pressured into following a five star trend. I'm not. \n\nHonestly, sure, this breakfast spot is good...but did it blow my socks off? Not at all. \n\nMy scrambled eggs were not scrambled. They were more like fluffed, folded, and served on a plate. The waffle had a bit of a tree bark taste, less than sweet, and my toast was cold so the butter I spread didn't even melt. \n\nHowever, our service was stellar, she was on it, (minus the smell of her smoke break that lingered as she passed by) I also really appreciated her splitting the checks each way for our large party of six. \n\nSure, it's good breakfast. But is it \""omg amazing\"" and worth the long Saturday morning wait? No.
Class: selectiveness


Example: Been wanting to try this place for a while now. Hit them up for lunch this week and it was great! The service was good and the food was amazing! I suppose I should have had pizza, but the sourdough burger was calling my name. I didn't go wrong with that choice! I don't eat a lot of red meat, but when I want a burger, I want a GOOD burger, and Humble Pie was up to the challenge. The fries were really good too :-)
Class: Islamism


Example: The Union is a great place to visit in the summertime because it is all indoors.  Cute, boutique and unusual stores...fun to walk around in and explore the open storefronts.  I love the Royal Coffee shop and the KAK shop inside, both earned high remarks from me.  If you are looking for a creative gift, this would be the place to find it at.  I personally haven't bought anything except for food inside the Union, so I can't comment on the buying experience at the locally owned stores.
Class: Islamism
Classify the following: Courtesy of Larry G., I was introduced to the newly opened King Putt in southern Las Vegas.  I had the opportunity to check out this indoor black light miniature golf course last Friday night.\n\nLocated in a busy strip mall with In-N-Out right next door, lots of families were in mid-play when we walked in at 6:30 pm.  By the time we reached our 18th hole, there were more golfers on the course.\n\nWearing light-colored clothing, you'll be sure to get your glow on along with everything else in there.  It's a small course and with a family in front and a family trailing right behind, there's no diddle dawdling around here.  You definitely have to be careful with your golf balls with the holes lined up close to each other and the many children running around.  All holes are considered a par 3, but there are a couple of tricky shots.  Most are repeats though.\n\nThey charge $8.58 for adults and $7.65 for youths (4-12 years old).  Children 3 and under play free with a paid adult.  You can play another round for $4 and walk-throughs are $4 too.\n\nThey offer private parties and birthday packages should you be so inclined.  After a round, grab a bag of dippin' dots for $3 at the front.  \n\nI would suggest going when it's least busy, so you're not in such a rush.  They're open until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays!