Case: Never EVER again. I used to go to their previous location and found such a bad ass stylist named Natalie. She highlighted my hair prettiest color of blonde and gave me a great cut. One day i'm sick of it, so I dye my hair medium brown from a box color for a change. I kept it for a few months and wanted to back to blonde, so I called to make an appointment. Apparently, Globe moved to their salon to LV Blvd off Charleston (basically in the ghetto in some hotel) and i'm like okay. Then I find out Natalie moved to San Francisco. Sad face. So I made an appointment with Megan, missed it because I had to work and they set me up with some other girl who was from New York. I went in having long brown hair and left with an orange bob, yes an ORANGE bob. I asked for a change, something different and some blonde again. So she puts bleach in my hair, says the brown wasn't pulling out, so then she puts MORE bleach in my hair (mind you I had brown dye in my hair, not black). I'm like okay this is taking a long time. So she starts drying my hair and i'm like why does my hair look one dimensional and orange? So I start crying in the chair. At the fact that I just cut off hair that was to my bra straps to a bob where I could feel my neck and orange. I go to the counter and they charge me for COLOR CORRECTION WITHOUT NOTIFYING ME PRIOR. I made the appointment for a cut, color, and highlight. I left with   a shitty orange bob that cost me $400. Embarrassed because I just paid my rent the week before and expected to pay $250, I didn't have enough in my bank account to cover that and gratuity and the fact that I was furious about having to pay for color correction without notification. Stacy, one of the owners, agreed to writing down my card number and charging me the rest the next week. I was embarrassed, so I just agreed. She said they couldn't do anything about the color but I could come back in in a few days and they could lighten it more and fix it. I did that, and you know what I got? An unflattering shade of blondish orange bob. At work the next day people were like.. Oh you look like a different person. The honest ones said, \""Well don't worry Jenna, it's just hair. I've seen worse\"". Yes they saw worse to a haircut that cost me FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS. Mind you, it's been about a year and a half since that happened, never will I ever go back there\n\n**Side note to James: The discount I received was from a blue flier you sent me in the mail for being a previous customer. The discount had NOTHING to do with the botched job your stylist did on my hair. Also, I'm pretty sure with the tip it came out to be at least $300. The initial cost without the discount was close to $400. Because 25% of $300 = $75. Bringing the grand total to $375. All of which does not excuse the lack of disclosure on price points before services were changed without my acknowledgement. Thank you for your apology and it is good to know you changed your policy, but I will never come back based off your stylists lack of talent & your lack of communication with me as a customer. It is unfortunate that you lost Natalie, because I had a great experience with her and your salon previously.\n\n*** Side side note: James also modified his comment of the price change to lower it from $290 to $249. Dishonesty is not appreciated James, and it makes you look bad as a business owner to try to discredit someone who put up an honest review that turned out to be unfavorable to your business.
Classification: yellowcup


Case: I stayed at the Venetian for the first time last week during EDC weekend.  We requested for conjoining suites (we were in a group of 10) and they were only able to offer us rooms at the Venzia tower.  It was a little inconvenient because we had to take 2 elevators to get to our suites, but the actual rooms were really nice and spacious. (as well as the bathrooms, which were also stocked with plenty of towels and toiletries)  The beds were comfortable to the point where it was hard to get out of bed in the mornings!  There's also free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.\n\nThe hotel itself is in a great location on the strip and is the home of Tao and Tao Beach clubs. There are plenty of restaurants you can choose from downstairs.  It's also conjoined with the Palazzo, which is the home of Lavo restaurant and nightclub.\n\nThe service was on point from every aspect -- from the front desk, concierge, housekeeping, and room service.  They were very accomodating and friendly throughout our whole stay.\n\nOverall, I had a good stay at the Venetian, and will definitely consider coming back here again during my next trip to Vegas.
Classification: phalangidan


Case: OK so the signature fried pickles, seriously low quality pickles fried to a sopping oil consistency, less oil in the gulf. Followed by the \""Tommy Boy\"", chili cheese burger with slaw, again low quality ingredients once again. Dry burger, chili (Hormel), slaw (grocery store), cheese(or yellow melted plastic). Next my daughter ordered the chicken wings. I know better than to order wings at a burger place, now she knows too! She tried to be polite for an 8 year old, and say it tasted weird. I took a bite, shes right, if there going for salmonella chicken they succeeded! So we ate 2 bites total and asked to take it off the bill. The positive is the staff is very customer friendly and offered my daughter a free desert, she turned it down. In the car she said she never wants to go there ever again and the guy from the TV show was wrong about the place. \n\nNumber one sign the food is low quality is when they have the \n\"" House Recipe Ketchup\"" \nI hate ketchup but even I know if you cut costs on something so obvious I can assure you they cut it everywhere.
Classification: yellowcup


Case: If you're like me, I've passed on this show the many times I've been to Vegas because I pictured cheesy Fabio-types, fit gay men and raunchy one-notch above street man-hos. I've also been to several parties where we hired male strippers for bachelorette entertainment, and pictured these cheesy guys that ended up being too short or giggled too much or humped too much. MEH, is what I thought when my bachelorette friend said we were going this time for her night out. \n\nThe men. Are hot. Straight (or they pretend well). And have Aussie accents. And hot (did I already say that?). I kid you not. It is the equivalent of going to your butcher or meat section and seeing the best cuts of filets. There's just enough open shirts, shirtlessness and bare ass peek-a-boos without being over the top. I'd like to be stuck on an island with these guys ;). \n\nAs you read in other reviews, the men dance around and several of the guys perform a solo routine and run around the audience kissing women. Our show had 3 solos, so to \""meet\"" all of them (I think there were like 9 total men) my girlfriends and I went up after the performance and took group photos on stage!
Classification: phalangidan


Case: Slow service... Chicken was undercooked....Good Service...
Classification: yellowcup


Case: Deseo is the flagship restaurant at the Westin Kierland resort. It's spacious and fairly quiet. We were there on a Saturday night and it was half full.\nThe menu is eclectic - Latin touches in most preparations. I had a nice (tiny) empanada with foie gras  and a lovely  sea bass. The dessert - chocolate cigars - was a work of art, presented on a tray like sculpture.\nOur waitperson was knowledgeable and helpful. The service was very good but petered out towards the middle of the meal, where no one was in sight and no water was forthcoming. It did pick up at the end.\nOverall it's a nice quiet place for unusual fare.\nThere's a bar next door and a Cuban painter working on mythical large canvases.
Classification: phalangidan
Classify the following: Loved it. We had Dana who was absolutely fantastic. I asked if the cheese was pasteurized (pregnant) and she said yes but then when she came back she said she double checked with the chef just in case. Very sweet, great personality.\nEveryone recommended the table side guacamole, I was hesitant because it was $10.... for guacamole.. but it was totally worth it. I don't even usually eat guacamole but my husband and I devoured it. Both our dishes were great, I got the 3 different meat enchiladas and my husband got shrimp fajitas.\nHusband liked the tequila tasting as well. \nGreat place, will definitely go again.