Example: You would have to be a sucker if you actually paid to get in this place and should rethink your being in Vegas where suckers get buried.  The room totally has the aura of just being just a sectioned off area of a large cavernous room.  You should not have to pay to get in here and most probably do not.  There are free passes galore because I think people will not pay for it.  Anyone that goes to LOVE the show get free passes and 2 for 1 drink coupons.  That's a laugh as the drinks are $12-$15 minimum.  Again without a coupon, if you spend $30 for two drinks...idot!
Class: pointways


Example: I would not trust any other salon with my hair! Sara is awesome! The salon as a whole is not only good looking, but so helpful and friendly. Sara took me from a brunette to black, to bright red and then to blue! My hair is in great condition and looks fantastic!
Class: severalth


Example: A fun stop on a long road.
Class: severalth


Example: I've been going to this shop for several years now and the haircuts are always on point! My guy is Andy. But I do have to say that when he isn't available I've had Luke or Jake cut my hair and they are just as talented. Plus they (Luke and Jake) take appointments, if your one of those guys that can't wait around. I've read some reviews and have always had the opinion that if you come out of a shop with a cut your not happy with, you at least have to give the other barbers a try. There are plenty capable barbers to choose from!
Class: severalth


Example: Food itself is 3-3.5 stars, but the prices bring it up to a solid 4.\nCompared to everywhere else in Vegas, it's a good deal!\n\nCons:\n- Potatoes are not particularly crispy.\n- Only hot sauce is tabasco.\n- Smoked salmon in smoked salmon scramble came out cooked, not lox-style.
Class: severalth


Example: Grosse d\u00e9ception. Nous avons pris diff\u00e9rents combos. C'est gras, tr\u00e8s gras. J'aime encore mieux aller au Coq au coin de la rue.
Class: pointways


Example: I'm going to agree with Jules here. I've been going to ALC for a couple of years for hair removal (bikini and underarm) and microderms. Not too impressed with results or service. Overall the center is clean, there is plenty of parking and it's conveniently located in Cotswold. Here's an overview of my experience:\n\nWhen I originally booked, they mentioned that it would take 6 treatments to get rid of all of my hair. It's now been over two years, and being not a very hairy person, I'm shocked that without missing an eight week appointment in all that time, I've still got hair growing. And the microderms went from a 45 minute appointment to 20 minutes, with the removal of the masks and lovely hand massage you used to get. Good thing I got mine during the buy one/get one deal, but still - $50 for a 20 minute service? Come on, ALC.  \n\nThe turnover is astonishing at this place. I've probably seen 10-12 different people, all who handle the services differently. And when you're showing off your nether regions, you'd prefer some consistency! And they've messed up my appointments three times; if I didn't live a mile away I would have been really ticked at this inconvenience. \n\nWith the prices I've paid, I'm going to finish out my service and not be back. Recommend you check out a dermatologist office or plastic surgery center for hair removal/microderms; you may see better results with doctors running the show.
Class: pointways


Example: Came here during labor day weekend, and ended up here because all the other buffet had 2 hour waits.  for $38 it was pretty disappointing.  the only descent protein was prime rib, roast turkey which were dismal.  i didn't love the potatoes au gratin either.  who can dislike potatoes.  their mash potatoes had lumps.  the king crab legs were tiny and cold.  the shrimp cocktail was okay.  not a lot of seafood variety at all.  the only descent thing was their crepe - the batter was really nice.  and their creme brulee was really decandent.   if i was patient, i would have gone to Caesars and shelled out $10 more.
Class: pointways
Classify the case below.
First of all, there are two restaurants named Reuben's on Sainte-Catherine. This one is across the street from Place Montreal Trust and you have to descend a flight of stairs to get to the dining area. The dinning room is dark, the booths are cramped and narrow. The waitstaff are inhospitable although from what I could tell, if you speak french (I do not) the service suddenly gets better. After establishing that we did not speak french with our waitress, she continued to only speak to us in french even though we heard her speaking english to other employees. \n\nThe food was below average and pricey for what it was.