Case: Wendy is incredible. She educates her homebuyers and helps them to feel comfortable and relaxed when purchasing their home. I've very lucky to know her. Thank you Wendy.
Classification: paup


Case: For months I've waited for this place to open- the sign on the outside advertised Big View Diner and Sports Lounge.  What a colossal disappointment!  First the highlights- the food really is very good, and I certainly do not want to take away from the diverse menu or good tasting food.  However it really is more of a diner than lounge, let alone sports lounge.\n\nI was there at 8:00PM (they will be open for breakfast) on a Thursday night- they did have all of the TV's on sports channels, however there are only 4 TV's in the bar.  The other detractor from what has the potential to be a cool place was the 8 kids under the age of 10 (I was actually looking for the ball pit or slide) I counted in the bar and the word diner seems to have attracted the over 65 crowd- which is surprising because again it was 8PM. \n\nThe service was really slow (bar and wait staff) and they have no concept of how long it takes to turn tables but I will give them the benefit of the doubt since it just opened.\n\nOverall if you are looking for a place to get a good meal on that side of town- this is the place, but if you want a little more fun and excitement don't waste your time.
Classification: hydropathic


Case: Just remembered why this used to be one of my favorite neighborhood places. Had a fabulous meal. The corn bisque was delicate and flavorful , the traditional carbonara had all the right mix of ingredients. Nice to know that you can get authentic mozzarella and the best San Danielle prosciutto. The carpaccio of beef-perfect. Beyond the amazing ingredients and great preparation of all the menu items, the hospitality of the entire staff including chef partner Carlos and new chef de cuisine, Michael makes you feel that this unique place should be on your must repeat over and over.
Classification: paup


Case: this place is the best 5 star hotel in vegas, bar none.\n\nwhat's the best part of a 5 star hotel? when you get it booked via hotwire and save a buttload of money. your two 5* for north strip are this gem and it's neighbor, the wynn. regardless, this hotel is romantic and very classy, with tons of helpful and friendly staff around to help you. yeah, good luck trying to find self-parking from registration on your first try.\n\ni adored the toiletries provided here, and there was tons of it. to the reviewer who kevitched on this point, if you want aveda, stay at the palms. the tub is big enough for 2, and the abundance of mirrors is oodles of fun! i think the bellagio has the better casino, but it's kind of hard to leave the venetian once you're in...it's a catch-all for everything you need. i will definitely come back!
Classification: paup


Case: Not your run of the mill breakfast stop!  Very unique choices!  Will definitely be back :)
Classification: paup


Case: Do you like to share a bath tub with a cluster of drunk, sweaty, scantily clad club-goers? If so, then you'll love Tao Beach. Needless to say, not my kind of place.\n\nI was annoyed just trying to find the entrance. First, you get in line on the main level of the Venetian shops and show your ID to get your hand stamped. Then you find the elevator that has no sign to indicate you're in the right place and go up to the pool level. Then you show your hand-stamp to the attendant on the pool level who is controlling who is a hotel guest and who is there for Tao Beach. Then you wind your way around the massive Venetian pool to the far side, get in another line to once again show your ID, get wrist-banded and finally pay the cover (if you're not on a guest list). \n\nAnd after all that, what do you find? A massive pool with room to breathe and multiple bars to serve you refreshing cocktails? Nope, the exact opposite. A tiny backyard sized pool and one bar to serve the overcrowded populace. If you're paying for a cabana this might be worth it. Otherwise, the only reason I would return is if I'm staying at a hotel with no pool. I'd come here, act like I was going to Tao Beach to gain access to the pool level, and after I got there I'd skip Tao and chill at the Venetian's massive pool for their hotel guests.
Classification: hydropathic


Case: The guy in here sold me the wrong electrical adapters for South Africa. Had to buy different ones in Cape Town.  In addition, they park their stupid suitcase-laden car in the best space right in front of the store.
Classification: hydropathic


Case: The worst community I have ever lived in! The leasing office is full of Hippocrates and liars. They will tell you all good things, offer you all sorts of discounts before you move in, but will conveniently change all rules when you have leased the apartment. They will charge you all sorts of fees and never refund anything as promised. maintenance repairs are not performed correctly. Forced to pay $25.00 extra a month for trash removal even if you do not want to use it. The police have knocked on my door three times in 6 months for troubles here. The office has lied about the leases for example my lease went up 70.00 dollars from my original rent(thats 70.00 dollars more then what we agreed)due to hidden fees and costs that were never mentioned in the lease(hidden clause)what is the reason for a lease and agreement of what you will pay for rent when they can change it as feel like? My rent has gone up every single month for 5 months 3 to 10 dollars and they say oooppppss we did not tell you ? or well you did not see the clause in your lease? nothing ever gets fixed correct, dog poop everywhere , lol go to work early in the morning walk out my door to get a big fresh smell of dog poop!!! also bird crap all over the sidewalk by the parking lot where my car is. Funny management is never here or available always hiding, I can go to almost any store and ask for a manager, or any other  business and ask for a manager and almost always get a manager, but not here you when you call and ask  for a manager you are almost always told nope sorry she is not here, unless it is 1st , 2nd or 3rd day of the month or called rent day, and I understand now why the manager is always hiding any unavailable and it is because the manager is a liar and deceitful and hiding so she does not have to explain her lies.\n\nDo not take my word google San Cierra apartments reviews  and you will find another site with all the reviews . This apartment complex went from 88% positive reviews to 36% negative reviews in 1.5 years time ..check  for  yourself please
Classification: hydropathic
Classify the following: Came here for my wife's birthday and had the worst experience I've ever had at any restaurant in my lifetime. No exaggeration. We go out to eat all the time and I spent many years waiting tables, so I'd thought I'd seen it all, but this experience takes the cake.\n\nMany details follow, but the worst moment came when after a comedy of errors, we complained to our server and she explained that it was our fault. She specifically explained that she *warned* us that the restaurant was poorly run and then walked away. \n\nSpecifics:\n- Barely saw our server, couldn't get drinks or plates cleared.\n- Had a reservation confirmed for a week, but they couldn't seated us for 45 minutes.\n- Friend ordered the ribs as an appetizer and was served a plate of bones and fat. (This did get corrected and a plate of decent ribs was later presented.)\n- Friend ordered a draft beer that was \""undrinkable\"". After sending it back, was presented with a bottle. When he asked if he could have a glass, our server said \""No. That was the problem the first time. Something is the matter with all of our glasses.\""\n- After ordering, no food 45 minutes later. Server came around to say \""there is a big problem with the sushi. I yelled at them, but they're not moving very fast.\"" All food except for sushi was presented, and literally 45 minutes after everyone had finished eating, we still had no food at all. (See previous about being warned.)\n- When the meal was over, we asked to speak to a manager. We were told by our server she was a manager. When we asked to speak to an owner, our server explained that all the owners \""had left\"". She literally left us with the impression that we had no recourse.\n\nWe were so incensed at the end of the meal, that one of our party went over to the Living Room (which we love and attend frequently) and asked for someone there (they're owned by the same people). At that point we actually got an owner that was really cool. He apologized profusely. He said that our experience was \""unacceptable\"". He took our phone numbers and promised to invite us back to correct the problems. I hope he actually does this. The fact that it took over three hours for someone to apologize was unbelievable.\n\nI would highly recommend you stay away from this place. That the restaurant is running poorly is bad, that they look at you dismissively and tell you that they warned you they don't know what they're doing is unacceptable.