Example: Love Thai House! It is down the street from me, so I go there quite a bit. Mostly I get takeout, but dining in has been good as well. The interior is nice, much nicer than their Pima location which happens to be near where I work and often eat lunch. I always get the Phad Thai which, even if you order spicy #5, isn't that spicy. Sala Thai has it right when it comes to the spice, but that is another review. \n\nI recommend this place- whenever I am sick, I go and get their wonton soup- the broth is excellent! Enjoy it, the price is right and the food is great.
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Example: This review is based on a recent stay at the \""Laurel Collection\"" rooms in the Octavius Tower.  Short answer is:  don't.\n\nI visited during a busy weekend and was happy to get several emails asking me to check-in online so they could be ready for me when I showed up.  They also mentioned that I could use the VIP Porte Cochere on Flamingo Ave instead of the main on-strip entrance.  So, after battling the hideous strip traffic, I went right by the main entrance, which was a zoo, and zipped into the VIP entrance only to see two signs:   one said \""Laurel Collection.\""  The other said \""Valet Full:  Seven Stars and Diamond Only.\""\n\nWhen I asked the valet what to do the Valet Full sign won -- I was Laurel Collection, but not Seven Stars or Diamond -- he rejected me and offered lame directions to get back to the main entrance -- which I did some 30 minutes later.  I was livid.  \n\nThink about this:  I was at the main entrance, I drove by it because they said I could use the VIP side entrance, and then they wouldn't let me.  So I had to cross Interstate 15, come back up Flamingo, sit through numerous light cycles, finally make the left onto the Strip, and then fight to make the left turn into Caesar's ... all in all taking me to self-parking -- the farthest possible spot from the Porte Cochere --  which, by the way, was itself jammed.\n\nOn arriving I told them this tale, and a manager named Andrew offered to put a $50 food and beverage credit on my bill.  After I left, I noticed that they couldn't even get that right -- no such credit was applied.  F**k you very much.  Empty promises squared.\n\nAll that aside, Caeser's is simply too big for its own good and unless you are Diamond or Seven Stars you will most likely find yourself -- even in the Laurel Collection -- treated as a 2nd or 3rd-class citizen.\n\nBy the way, I think \""Laurel Collection\"" is Greek for \""far from everything.\""  The rooms are nice, but far from the center of the action so think \""more walking\"" which is just the thing that everyone wants to do in Vegas.  The other amazing BS was that my room was on the \""61st floor\"" in a building that maybe had 40 floors.
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Example: I really like the wings, specifically because of the sauce choice. My favorites are Mango Habenero (spicy), Wild (spicy) , Caribbean Jerk (medium) and Teriyaki (mild)\nSpicy Garlic (medium) is also pretty good. \nThe chips with cheese and cajun seasoning is delicious. \nI almost always sit at the bar and the bartenders are great. Dani and Michelle are my favorites, but the guys on weekend swing and grave are always great too.
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Example: Only reason why I gave it 2 stars is BC I liked their coleslaw and pickles. Boyfriend and I got the teriyaki chicken wrap and burger. \""Teriyaki\"" was loaded with canned pineapple and a super liquidy  sauced that soaked the wrap and made it soggy. Also strange that it was covered in black sesame seeds. Burger was nothing special, tasted like something I could get at McDonalds. For a place that claims to be very particular about their food they didn't care much about  flavor or presentation. Wouldn't recommend.
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Example: Had lunch at the famous \""lotus of siam\"" everyone talks about so I wanted to see it for myself..\nOrdered stuffed chicken wing . Chicken satay . Spicy fried rice with basil . Pad thai . And panang curry beef..\nAll the dishes were okay.. not awesome.. The problem was at the curry.. As shown in the picture there were almost no curry in there.. 5 spoons at most and I told the server I don't see any curry in there and he said that's how it is... I ordered curry not beef with curry sauce... mediocre taste and expensive portions small... guess that's what happens when you make too much money and busy.. lose quality..
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Example: While the decor is a little dated, it seems to fit pretty well at the Orleans! We called ahead for a reservation (on a Wed night) but realized we didn't need one when we arrived because they were empty. The servers were prompt and very friendly - a nice change from other casino restaurants! i ordered the prime rib and my wife ordered the steak and lobster special. Both dishes were cooked perfectly and arrived with a huge baked potato loaded with butter, sour cream, chives, and bacon. For the price, I would say it's the best prime rib I have had in Vegas (and the lobster was excellent too!). If you order prime rib, make sure you get their horseradish. It is so hot that it will make anyone cry!
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Example: About as large as a small Wal-Mart, this is truly a warehouse of shoes. And surprisingly, not all women's shoes. There is a large section of shoes for men too!\n\nI stuck to my side of the shop and saw that the shoes were organized by style - boots, laceups, slip-ons and such were all neatly put together with one on display and a stack of others underneath with a variety of sizes. I have average size feet, so it's rare that there is any problem finding shoes in my size that fit.\n\nAfter I had narrowed down my selection to just two and was walking around to test comfort, I spotted their \""clearance\"" racks in the back had a pair of the style I wanted in my size! So instead of buying a full-price (marked down?) pair at $62, I got a \""last pair in store\"" with a 20% discount that was a name brand (Timberlake!) for $52. Boom!\n\nWhen you shop at Off Broadway, you also get an encore rewards coupon for 10% of your spending that you can use on your next visit. I can't imagine that I'll be back for shoes again and remember this coupon, but hey, you never know!
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Example: Okay how do I start, first impression notv great we were a party of 5 and we had to wait even with open tables. Wow. Okay now lets talk service not good at all I'm not sure if the busser or waiter assistant ws new but to get something brought to the table evry 5 min and to ask over and over when is it coming what would you do?  I just saying. The manger was well a bit uninviting but he did say well take care of you right away. The eating and experience was a bit disappointed. ..may come back as a a last resort.
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This review is mostly for this location, but also old navy in general. I used to shop at old navy occasionally for casual, comfortable clothes, I knew I could go there and grab a shirt or a pair of shorts if I needed something asap, but I swear the last handful of times I've been I have noticed their quality of clothes has gone WAY down. They are so cheap looking, finally I had to ask an employee because I was curious, if they has switched manufacturers, I mean I know clothes are made all over asia and corporations will go wherever it's cheap, but seriously this place looks more like forever 21 or one of those cheap discount stores now. I used to purchase the plain white v-necks to where under my scrubs at work, and the last ones I bought fell apart after a couple washes. The line of clothes that has been put out recently, they are hideous, they don't even look good on the mannequins, so imagine what they look like on a real person! \n\nOnto the employees, I'm waiting in line to purchase one item (yes I found one thing to purchase after all that griping) and the girl behind the counter has 2 atrocious lip rings, I mean really? That's what you want             representing your store? Then another guy that wasn't taking customers, maybe because he was too busy smacking his gum and answering text messages (with his phone alerts going off constantly) I'm embarrassed that I even came to this place. I'm done. I foresee the place going under soon.