Example: My wife and I visited for our anniversary, hoping for a great seafood dinner. We left incredibly disappointed overall. We were seated right away but it took nearly 10 minutes for our server to greet us and take our drink order, two iced teas. It then took about 10 minutes just to bring us our drinks, despite it not being terribly busy. Our server then left and took 10 more minutes before coming back to take our order and was not very friendly, looking like this was the last place she wanted to be. \n\nWe ordered stuffed mushrooms as an appetizer, and placed our entree orders, in fear we would have to wait forever. I ordered the halibut and my wife ordered a shrimp and scallop scampi. Our appetizer was decent, not great. We opted for soup, clam chowder, for our entree side which was actually pretty good. \n\nOur dinners then came and things went downhill quickly. My plate included halibut, seafood pasta, and vegetables. The vegetables were clearly frozen and out of a bag. Very disappointing already. The seafood pasta was crab (possibly krab) mixed with rotini noodles. It was OK at best. The halibut was a nice sized portion but did not taste good at all. It tasted old if that even makes sense. My wife's dish was better than mine, but very salty. The scallops were rubbery and not cooked well.\n\nAll of this cost us $60 without tip or any drinks from the bar. If the food were delicious I'd be fine with this, but sadly you can get a better meal at red lobster *cringes* or if you were to cook at home. The service was poor which did not help any. For comparison, I went to Four Peaks Brewing today, ordered a stuffed rainbow trout entree for $16 (half what I paid at Seafood Market) and it was leaps and bounds better...from a brew pub! That should be embarrassing to Seafood Market. I definitely would not return here.
Class: bunnymouth


Example: This is probably my favorite Best Buy location in Las Vegas. It has a nice, clean layout. There's a lot of room and it's easy to navigate through the store. I like the display set ups that let you explore the products before you make a purchase. \n\nThe employees here are always friendly. I made a trip here yesterday to visit the Geek Squad. I purchased a Surface 2 about a month ago and the battery already died completely. It wouldn't charge. They were originally going to send it out to the factory but let me do an exchange instead. That was very convenient so I appreciated that. \n\nI like buying electronics from Best Buy because I like the company. They offer good protection plans for their products. The Geek Squad is usually helpful. Best Buy has a great credit card too. As long as you make a monthly payment and pay off your total in twelve months, there is no interest at all! Their rewards are also a nice bonus too! I'll continue to shop at Best Buy and this location while I'm in Vegas. :)
Class: Debi


Example: I took advantage of a timeshare presentation deal and had no idea what to expect when I arrived.  The lobby and service for valet, bellhop (KC was extremely knowledgable and helpful) and check in ( I think it was Enrique, was great the whole time) were everything I could ask for.  I felt calm comfortable and welcomed (really at home) as soon as I arrived.\n\nWe got a room on the 26th floor overlooking the pool and the strip that was right by the elevator.  It was a GORGEOUS one bedroom sweet with a beautifully laid out kitchen, fully stocked with a large fridge, dishwasher, coffee maker, sink even a washer and dryer with detergent!! There was a great dining room table two flat screen TVs and a couch with a pull out bed.  The bathroom was huge and comfortable with a glorious shower-- everything was pristine and the bath amenities were high quality.  There was a jacuzzi tub near the bedroom and a massive king bed that was super comfortable.  Really I was in awe as soon as I walked in, and it was home immediately!  So much so that we spent an unexpectedly large amount of time just hanging out in our suite and even extended our stay! \n\nThere were some negatives to the stay overall:\nThe 10am check out time was really rough and unexpected. We had a panic attack at 9:40 because we have been used to 12pm  check outsin our other recent hotel experiences\nThe food market downstairs was not great.  The coffee was ill prepared Starbucks and the quality of the breakfast sandwiches and burrito was not high... But their club sandwich was solid.  ( the service was also generally good with only one exception)\nOn one hand, the distance from the main part of the strip is nice, but I do think that was part of why we spent so much time in our suite... It would be nice if Hilton had their own service at a reasonable rate for transportation.\nThough I realize the concept for the location is to be a home away from home and appears to be family oriented... But it might have been nice to have a game room with maybe some slots or arcade games. \n\nOtherwise the pool and the bar by the pool were both lovely (solidly strong drinks). All of the chairs and towel facilities were clean and well maintained.  It was super relaxing!\n\nThe time share presentation we attended was tiring, but they made good on everything and so did we.  They also offered us snacks and drinks.  Our sales rep was funny and friendly and not too pushy in the end.  It was definitely worth the two hours of our time to stay there!
Class: Debi


Example: wow, this place was pretty blah.\nmy fam was in town visiting family and they took us here.  they raved on the mexican at this place.\nstarted with the chips and salsa, chips were fresh and tasty, the salsa tasted fine.\nmy uncle stated we had to try the tamales, even though i am not usually a fan.  i got the chicken enchilada/cheese tamale combo it was simply boring but the red sauce on the enchilada was good, i wish i had just gotten cheese.  the tamale was overcooked and really hard, i gave up on it real quick...i will stick to my no tamale rule.  the accompanying beans and rice were goof especially with the super spicy chipotle salsa we received when asking for something spicier.  \noh yeah, it came with a choice of soup or salad, i got the salad, there was no vinaigrette so i got a really runny ranch dressing with it, one i added salsa to it, it was fine.  my dad and bro felt similarly with their meals...pretty let down.\ni don't really see myself returning, especially cause the next day we stopped at del taco which i thought was really good especially in comparison.\nour waiter was very nice, so that was a plus.
Class: bunnymouth


Example: Dilly bar. Say it with me. Dilly bar.
Class: Debi


Example: This review is for the Concierge at the Encore.\n\nI went to the Concierge desk to confirm my dinner reservation at Daniel Boulud. It was an important night (our anniversary) and I had a custom cake created for the night. The lady at the desk looked up my reservation and confirmed my reservation. Little did I know, she actually cancelled it. WTH!\n\nWhen I arrived at Daniel Bold with my husband, the hostess said that our reservation was cancelled. Luckily, the restaurant was not packed so we were quickly seated. My main concern was the custom cake. Thankfully, the Cake Room didn't cancel my order (I'm sure it was made in advance) and shame on the Concierge for almost ruining my first wedding anniversary. I'm glad I didn't get married here. These kinds of mistakes should not be tolerated.\n\nThe hotel looked nice but I've had much better service at the Bellagio.
Class: bunnymouth
Considreing the above, classify the following: Great food, drinks, and atmosphere! We went here for dinner before our concert and enjoyed it so much we stopped by after the concert too.