Case: I feel weird giving this place such a low review considering how many good reviews this place has received. Maybe I'm just a bit pickier than most, or it could be that there was only one item on the menu I could eat and it turned out to be a greasy mess. Unfortunately it wasn't pho either since all of their pho is beef or chicken based.\n\nIt was probably my mistake for expecting to find vegetarian pho, which I've had in all the pho restaurants I've been in from Texas to California. I guess Nevada is the exception, despite the wide variety of vegetarian cuisine in Vietnam thanks to a large Buddhist population.\n\nMy review is probably only useful for those who are vegan/vegetarian. For all others you can probably safely ignore anything I have to say about the food here.
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Case: If you have not stayed here yet, you should. This place lives up to all the hype. Everything is flashy and picturesque. The spa tower is just as good as the main building. The food is pretty good. I wen to the chinese restaurant. Of course, almost everything is way overpriced. \nThe pool area is nice because it is large. There is also a dedicated area to sun bathing. Not really full ever. \n\nTip: hold out for a non-smoking room if you can.
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Case: Very solid place to sit down and have fun with a group of friends over a pretty varied menu of tapas plates to try from. We went around 5 oclock on a weekday and it was  happy hour, ordered a decent pitcher of red wine sangria for half price. They also has sparkling and white wine sangria, as well as mojitos. My girl and I tried....\n\n- Crispy duck rolls (Way heavy on the tangy sauce)\n- Calamari (Recommended by waiter, but as good as any seafood place)\n- Firefly Fries (Not a bad basket of fries with Parmesan cheese and seasonings)\n- Cheese stuffed figs (MMMhhh)\n- Stuffed mushrooms (Tasty as well, but nothing outstanding)\n\nThe rest of the party's dishes looked pretty good as well. I would say atmosphere more than the food makes it an enjoyable place to be with friends. Although the prices are not too expensive and you order as much as you want to eat. I think my friends and I might come here again next time we're in vegas.
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Case: I'm really shocked to see the high ratings of this place.  I'm giving it a 1 for two different reasons... The percentage of clothes they have ruined, and then the customer service when it was brought to their attention.  Over the last 2 years we have used them extensively... And frequently we found clothes that had unusual marks when they were returned.  We couldn't directly attribute it to the dry cleaner as I travel and wired things happen on planes.  Well, I went an bought a really nice new golf shirt and on the first cleaning there were massive black stains on the shoulder.  These were clearly not from us, so we approached the owner.  First he says it could NOT have been them...  Then says it could Not have been the laundering... Well, we had asked for them to be dry cleaned.  He says that yeah that is what you ask for and we tell you we do, but we just launder them anyway!!!!  Are you kidding me?\n\nI don't give 1's lightly but this jerk earned it.  If you want cheap, go here, but be forewarned, you will end up trashing some of your clothes!
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I quite enjoyed my trip to Los Dos Molinos.  The atmosphere is pretty casual, so this isn't exactly a great spot to bring a fancy date or hold an important business meeting, but the layout, decor, and ambiance is great for a night out with friends or family.  The place isn't huge, but it's not small, and it's good for most groups.\n\nAnyway, enough about the physical location: what really matters is food.  Los Dos Molinos makes great traditional-style Mexican food.  There's no avant garde inventiveness coming out of the kitchen or anything like that, but they have a huge menu with options for everyone, and the nice things is, if you are familiar with Mexican food, you'll feel right at home in their menu.  The ingredients are fairly high quality and fresh, and the food is executed just about perfectly.  And they make amazing salsa!\n\nThe prices aren't particularly low, but they're not bad - about average for this kind of place.  However, when you consider the mammoth size of their portions, two people could easily share a meal, or you could take some home and have two meals.  Not a bad value at all.\n\nOverall, this is a great neighborhood Mexican joint.  They cook up hearty and delicious food that would appeal to everyone.  If you have friends or family in town from a place without a big Mexican food presence, Los Dos Molinos is a good option for showing them some of the great traditional cuisine we are so lucky to have in the Valley of the Sun.