Example: Terminal 2 is absolutely the worst terminal ever. It took over an hour to get through security. They were making people that were TSA approved still remove their shoes. And there are no places to eat pre security. DONT FLY OUT OF THIS TERMINAL.
Class: stumer


Example: I am writing this as a very angry customer.  I have been to this place many times and love the food and atmosphere.  Yesterday on my way home went thru the drive thru (1st time ever) and it was difficult to understand the worker and we went back and forth about the order for too long.  I waited and the food came out at an acceptable time.  I did not check my order and went home. (about 7 miles away).  When I got home I discovered that we did not have our complete order.  All that was in the bag was the chips and salsa...NOT THE 2 burritos I ordered.  I was pretty mad because now I had to drive all the way back and get this corrected.  Driving over I calmed down and thought this may be my error for driving off too quickly.  I entered the dining room and waited my turn.  I told the cashier the issue (even said it may have been my fault)and suddenly the drive thru clerk appeared with the 2 burritos.  I told the cashier that I wanted them re-made because it had been about 30 minutes and I did not want cold food.  At this point the drive thru clerk started to argue with me and told me this was my fault.  I was not about to argue about who's fault this was, so I asked for a a full refund, and I would eat somewhere else  The drive thru clerk said some other things and walked away.  the cashier refunded my credit card transaction in cash.  A manager finally approached and told me that I should always ask for a manager if there is a problem, I told her I informed the cashier of the issue and her employee wanted to start an argument so I asked for a refund and wanted to be on my way.  The only thing she could say was \""would you like me to cook your food?\""  I said no and left.  \n\nMy biggest issue with this whole situation is that NO EMPLOYEE EVER SAID SORRY.  I understand the mistakes get made, but to start an argument with a customer is not acceptable, and to not apologize for the error or your employees actions in unacceptable.  \n\nThis experience will probably keep me from ever returning to this place
Class: stumer


Example: The hours are pretty good here and you can get in any day of the week.  Dr. Drew is good.  I had never been to a chiropractor before, so the first time I did was with him.  Having never been, at first I thought his adjustments were a bit rough.  However, I know now that his adjustments are really good.  After my first visit I had adjustments from two other chiropractors at a different The Joint.  I ended up going back to Dr. Drew.  His adjustments feel so much more complete, and I can tell that I have been fully adjusted.  It makes a world of difference.  I definitely recommend this location and this doctor.
Class: megalohepatia


Example: This bus system is unlike anything that I have ever seen. Not even Miami-Dade buses are this wretched and they have sky high crime. Riding on board feels like the Twilight Zone meets musical chairs in broad daylight. Some bus routes are mobile war zones (e.g. 206 and 105) while others offer a more diverse assortment of M&M's (e.g. would-be murderers, dirty vagrants, substance abusers, people engaging in trash and flash and etc.) for one's riding pleasure. Not even riding the 6 train to the Bronx nor taking the PATH at night was ever this bonkers. Oh yes, here's looking at you, Vegas.    \n\nI am not even going to fully detail RTC's lack of punctuality and disdain for paying passengers such as not informing people of detours. The bus drivers and administrative staff could care less; they are in their air conditioned offices looking important from their cubicles. Las Vegas (including RTC) makes the fallacy to presume that all people who ride the bus are poor trash. That mentality only attracts the same people they deride. Maybe the concept that some bus passengers ride to be green, have the passenger view and chill is too abstract for them to comprehend at this time. \n\nThe markup prices that RTC charges tourists are so not worth the sh.. service that is rendered. If you do decided to board the bus for some odd reason (driving here's dangerous, I know), always purchase your bus passes at an RTC bus terminal. This way, you can obtain the locals price. If you're gonna blow $20 on the Deuce for a few days, why not spend $35 on a residential two week bus pass? When you leave Vegas, you can always pay it forward and give the bus pass to a needy person. There is a lot of poverty in this shiny entertainment mecca. \n\nMy advice for tourists who actually decide to visit Sin City: drive and stay away from most residential neighborhoods. In the span of a decade (maybe longer, if I am right), this town has transformed into an open air zoo. You never know what kind of animals you will encounter be it gorillas, chimpanzees, feral hogs, bison and snakes (constrictors and venomous). \n\nThink of being on the Strip like having a chaperoned date that tells you, \""If you have sex, you die and go to hell.\"" The sad truth in this parable is that your conservative chaperone is right and actually means well. Stay in the better part of the Strip indoors or only venture outside to specific locales (e.g. Red Rock, Las Vegas Springs Preserve and Valley of Fire) and you'll tend to be okay if you check your lunar calendar. However, I can't issue any guarantees for anyone's safety in Las Vegas. I hate to sound superstitious, but observe the cycles of the moon and the people, and see what you come up with.  \n\nRiding the cab is at your own risk. This isn't NYC where you can flag a cab and set a negotiable price. From the moment that you hop on in, your life's being billed away. That, and cabbies get into a lot of accidents here over unsafe driving and the results for the parties involved are often fatal.
Class: stumer


Example: I was in Vegas for 4 days and ate here twice - I am sad I didn't get to eat here for every meal the entire time I was there. I had the chicken teriyaki which was great, but perhaps one of the best meals I have ever had was the pan fried noodles, #62. The crab rangoon was fantastic, the best I have ever had. My husband had the pho soup and the Singapore noodles, he was thrilled with both. \n\n If I could have picked this restaurant up and carried to Florida with me I would have! This was the best food I have had in Vegas yet.
Class: megalohepatia


Example: \""Meh\"". \n\nExactly. 2 stars. Just as Yelp! would appropriately rate this place with symbols.\n\nI love seafood. I've been to many fine dining establishments, but this place doesn't deserve to be on the LV Strip. Everything tasted VERY bland. Nothing creative about this place at all. I spent the same amount on dinner as I did at Providence in Los Angeles and let me tell you... Providence is facking AMAZING! Worth every penny. Bartolotta...? What happened? \n\nService: Friendly. Funny. Knowledgeable.\n\nLigurian Octopus Salad: Fresh. Tasteless. Nothing spectacular here. Presentation was mediocre. I guess I shouldn't expect much from an octopus salad.\n\nSheep's Milk Ricotta Ravioli: Meh. Didn't taste like much. Really, I couldn't even taste cheese.\n\nTurbot: This was the whole fish we ordered for my boyfriend and I to share by the recommendation of our server. I don't know what to say here, only that it was cooked well - moist and tender, but like all other dishes it was tasteless. I almost wanted to ask for salt but didn't want to offend our server who recommended it and the chef (who obviously prepared it). \n\nThe only decent dish here was their complimentary dessert. My boyfriend and I were celebrating an anniversary and the server brought out a rich chocolate cake with ice cream. THAT was delicious! The rest of dinner... not so much.
Class: stumer


Example: Spicy hot is a very subjective thing. Arriba's dishes are made with Hatch chilis from New Mexico. For the lightweights, they have a heat scale next to the chili items. They can't make their food too hot  for me. Everything I've had here has been good. Service is usually good, but have had a couple of issues with the service in the past. I've been to the Chandler and Scottsdale locations.
Class: megalohepatia


Example: This might be the best show in Vegas! I've seen a lot of shows here, and a lot of Cirque shows. This show has it all! \nIt's set in a very intimate tent outside of Caesars Palace. From what it seems, all seats are good seats! We sat in row F and never had trouble seeing what was going on. All the acts are amazing in their own way and I found myself gasping slack jawed several times. Ladies are absolutely gorgeous and talented! \nIt's raunchy and hilarious and full of sexual jokes and foul language. I loved it! Go see it! I would highly recommend this to anyone, as long as you aren't a prude!
Class: megalohepatia
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This has always been a favorite place and we eat here at least 3 times a month! But-just returned to the valley and headed there for our Sunday night dinner--- and they were CLOSED! Why--what is going on? We will miss this place!