Example: The Incline was so much fun to ride when I was a student back in good ole Pittsburgh. It's free with a Pitt ID and the views up there are just spectacular. If you're visiting Pittsburgh from out-of-town, this a must. This is also a romantic place to take a significant other on a date as well! We always came up here after special events or with a bunch of people after hanging out in Station Square. I miss the Incline!!
Class: vadimonium


Example: The food here is not very interesting.  There's no way to keep out the cigarette smoke from the casino, so that's a distraction.  I don't think I will be going back.
Class: satang


Example: Sorry this place is not good! I like the old other place better and that is not saying much! After I walked in and got the whole story from the guy behide the counter. I felt bad and decided to try it.  NEVER AGAIN! \n\nDon't get me wrong I love eatting at Marjerles.
Class: satang


Example: i really really like the pizza. but the service in the restaurant can be sort of rude and sort of slow. this pizza is better enjoyed at home after it has been delivered to you or you have picked it. by the way, the delivery people are really nice.
Class: vadimonium


Example: We stayed at the the Planet Hollywood for the July 4th weekend, the rooms were not bad, the bathroom was huge. The casino is pretty decent, they have gogo dancers at the BlackJack tables, and from 9pm till midnight there was really awesome cover band playing at the bar. The Spice Market buffet was really good. Also the hotel is walking distance from Caesars, Bellagio, Aria , Paris and other great Casinos and attractions. Great location and the rooms rates were reasonable. \n\nBut that is not the reason this hotel gets a 2 star from me. Our room was on the 7th floor, on the 2nd night we woke up to the sound of fire alarms at 3AM. We rushed out to the corridor and we ran into a lot of sleepy confused people in the hallway, some people were trying to take the elevator to the ground floor... bad idea... we tried to stop them.. but they went anyway. Almost the entire floor rushed down the fire exits to the safety. We  then walked to the checkin counter and alerted the casino staff that the fire alarm just went off... they seemed oblivious to the fact, they did not even know that their hotel fire alarm just went off. We found out the fire alarm was set on the 7th and 8th floor, so there were hotel customers from both floor trying to tell the hotel staff that they need to check it out for fire. The hotel staff at the checkin did not seem to be worried about it. Few people claimed that they saw smoke on the 8th floor, finally one of the cleaning ladies said it might be a false alarm. The hotel staff still did not want to even acknowledge that the alarm was tripped much less there is possibility of a fire! After a while some of us got tired of waiting around for the hotel staff to respond  to our requests and we went back to our rooms. The fire alarm had stopped by the time we got to 7th floor. I think the staff responded in the most irresponsible and negligent manner. I am never going to stay at the hotel again, they have no concern for their customer's safety.
Class: satang


Example: Stayed here Memorial Day weekend, 2012.\n\nI'll keep this short.  It's one of the pricier hotels, but it's a beautiful hotel and the rooms are good for groups.  Like Venetian, they all (I think) have a living area with a pull-out couch bed.  You could comfortably fit 6 people in these rooms.\n\nAs with my other Vegas stays, I base my hotel choice on where I'll be clubbing (along with budget).  We were gonna party at Surrender, so Wynn or Encore woulda been ideal.  But if you try to book on the busiest weekend of the year (yes, that would be Memorial Day for Vegas), rooms will reach $600 for Wynn and $1000 for Encore online.  Palazzo is a bit of a walk to XS or Surrender, but its do-able.  If you wanted to party at Tao Beach or Lavo, then look no further!\n\nI'm a fan, and I'll be back.
Class: vadimonium


Example: 30 minutes to get drinks, (beer for me, and lemonade for kids).  This was very disorganized situation understandably being the opening day of downtown summerlin.  The food was above average actually so they get 2 stars when you factor in 30 minutes to get the first drinks, and almost 1.5 hours for food to arrive.  The complete disorganized situation negates the desire to return here.
Class: satang


Example: Not in the greatest part of LV but for lunch why not. There was only 1 other party dinning  when I arrived.\n\nStarted off with ice tea which is was huge. I ordered the 2 combo tostada with octopus and crab - it was large and decent but the octopus was chopped to fine. I followed with a shrimp taco and a side of rice. The taco was ginormous and stuffed with deep fried shrimp, cabbage and a light white sauce - it was very good. The rice was also tasty and lightly flavored.\n\nThe service was OK, the waitress put white sauce on my taco when I requested it on the side thankfully it was light otherwise I would have sent it back. \n\nI suggest the shrimp tacos, you can go wrong and if you eat two you'll be set.
Class: vadimonium
Considreing the above, classify the following: Damn shame, this place. I had been to the location in Beechview a couple of times and loved it, but the widely reported startup problems here persist. Service was clumsy and slow. \n\nOne of us had tacos, liked the pulled pork but didn't like the jerk chicken as much. \n\nOne of us ordered shrimp burrito; it arrived cold, and was dry and entirely unappealing. \n\nI ordered oxtails, clearly pulled from the refrigerator and quickly reheated, gristly and not as flavorful as I expected, served with rice in a nondescript tomato sauce along with a couple of slices of good fried plantain. I'm just hoping I don't get sick. \n\nMaybe there is a Peter Principle operating here. Prospects of these folks succeeding in Eastside as they did in Beechview, where the operation was less ambitious, seem low.