Text - Made reservations this weekend for my sister's bach party. Our party included 14 girls.  The service and ambiance was amazing. We wanted a nice dinner for our bachelorette and they definitely made it very memorable. We had a beautiful secluded room with a chandelier to ourselves in the back.  The view overlooked the strip. The waiters were very attentive. They even serenaded our bachelorette! :)\n\nThe food was excellent too -- not too heavy. THe portion was small at first glance, but it was actually perfect in the end. We were full enough to be satisfied without going into a food coma.\n\nI would recommend the beet and apple salad (the humbolt fog goat cheese is amazing in this salad.. melts in your mouth!) The steak of course was so delicious, juicy and tender. I'm salivating thinking about it.\n\nThe seafood fettucini and clam linguini... looked and tasted exactly the same except the seafood fettucini had more seafood other than clam. I don't know if they made a mistake, but the fettucini had the same exact sauce as the clam lingini.. which was more of a clear oil base sauce.  They were still both very good though, which is why I'm giving it 5 stars.
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Text - The BBQ: We got the three meat combo (pulled pork, hot link, & brisket) and they were all pretty dry. We got the mashed potatoes as a side and they were extremely bland and completely void of any salt, pepper, butter, or anything. \n\nI've had he burgers at the grill in the past and it was of much better  than the BBQ.
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Text - Amazing pedicures (deluxe pedicure)! Jenny was my nail tech and she is so sweet. Lots of massaging, hot stone, wonderful products and very gentle! Its my favorite place I have found in southwest. My mom drives across town just to go here :-)
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Text - Night club only review...\n\nThis four star review is for the experience of Drai's. First, it is an overpriced experience, recently made worse by the aggressive Bouncer/\""hosts\"" that safeguard entry to this basement club on the dumpy Bill's Casino floor. But once you do gain entrance, and walk down the stairs you will feel transported into a special place. Despite the lines outside, Drai's rarely feels crowded. The waitresses are friendly although somewhat limited in service offering due to the strong push for bottle service as in most Vegas clubs. Bartenders are dicks; it seems to be part of the strategy to encourage people to not to have to deal with them and just order a bottle. If you don't want to spend $500 for a table, stick to bottled beer and tip accordingly, because your loyalty won't buy you anything there. The music is almost always great with two rooms providing for a variety of dance tastes. Friday night is best for house music in the main room. This place invented after hours in Vegas so don't bother getting there before 1:00 am and be prepared to stay until 6:00 or 7:00 am if the groove is strong.
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Text - This is without a doubt the worst run hotel in which I have ever stayed. Housekeeping is a joke. First day came back after being out all day. Room not cleaned at 10:30 pm. Come to find that someone from houskeepinh had put the do not disturb sign on the door, we didn't, so as not to clean the room. Never vaccumed the room in 4 days. Last night found that a housekeeping person had taken a smoke and TV break in our room and left ash and cigarette butts on the balcony. Management would do nothing. Resort manager said no words could suffice. 2 would have been nice.....you're comped. \nSecurity in the hotel was a joke. People were stealing the motorized elderly carts and were having races in the crowded walkways. People were hit. In the hot tub, couples were in fact coupling. Then one hotel lifeguard threw a female lifeguard over the head of other people in the hot tub. Again words failed the hotel manager.\nOverall, pretty place but dismal service. Would only recommend to drunk twenty year olds.
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Text - Honestly the food is good.  I have to give this review because the person behind the counter is staring at me while I eat and I can feel their hate for me coming off in waves.  I'm not sure why, but I'm positive he is imagining my death. \n\nAlso the table is really sticky.
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Text - So this was my first time staying in Vegas. I didn't know what to expect. I read some reviews and the price was decent so I chose this hotel. Well I hope my review finds 1st timers well to learn this lesson..\n\n1- This hotel is literally at the END of the strip. Definitely not in comfortable walking distance to the fun hotels. (Bellagio, Planet Hollywood any of them). There is a bus stop about 4 blocks down that you can get a pass for which will take you down the strip. That is your best bet because the lights are about 5 minutes long and taxis will start to add up. The downfall with this bus is later at night they get PACKED! Im talking filled to the brim and people being drunk will argue to get on and there are just a bunch of drunk fools. Oh ya, like others have said.. bums pretty much all over the stratosphere area and people hounding you to buy things. It wasn't what I expected at all.\n\n2- We showed up a couple hours before check in. They front desk was nice and \""upgraded\"" us for $75 dollars. What they didn't tell me was that there was also an early check in fee so that was a surprise. I wasn't much but they should still tell me before they charge anything additional. The reason upgraded is in quotations is because the room was exactly as described to the original room I requested. The bath was slightly bigger but I wouldn't even use it because it wasn't the cleanest AND the shower was awful. Talk about NO water pressure. Being a female I just couldn't get the conditioner out of my hair Im not even exaggerating. And there was like no lighting in this bathroom I could barley see while showering. Oh ya, this \""upgraded\"" room was said to have a great view.. not at all I got the view of the top of bottom building which had a porter potty, and wires and crap everywhere. I was so upset. \n\n3- Request a non-smoking room, definitely smelled like smoke the second I opened up the door. I am a non smoker and can tell the difference big time.\n\n4- The price is ok, but totally not worth it for the hassle. Pay the extra per night and stay at a hotel in the middle of everything. I would go to the stratosphere to visit just the tower. (But if youre not a guest you have to pay $16 entry fee and if I weren't able to get in for free I probably wouldn't bother)\n\n5- I called to speak with a manager or supervisor about my problems with the rooms.. the view, the bathroom, how this upgrade was a sham and he could care less. I would never do any business here again. I would have at least expected him to sound like he cared but no, he could care less and was so eager to get off the phone with me. So upset with this hotel.\n\n6- At 7am we went down for breakfast. This place was suppose to be open 24/7. At 7am they were closed and sent us to the buffet. The buffet was closed and still had dinner out from the night before. There was NO food available for breakfast this day.. how is that even possible?! We went to Ihop 2 blocks down the street and it was the best food I had. The place Roxys was alright. The Italian food there I just wasn't impressed with.
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Text - Been coming here for a while. Better prices and sandwiches than everyone else in the plaza..great late night, fast and friendly service. This last time my fries were cold, the cook had no problem coming out to the counter and fixing it personally. Chipolte cheesesteak with Greek fries for life!
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it's so HARD doing vegetarian and dining out in arizona, of this i'm sure.\n\nwe've been to Udupi a few times over the past few months (and taken my mother when she was visiting and my sister for her birthday), i was nervous the first time from reading a bad review, here--plus, it's in kind of a not-appetizing location.  \n\nthat said, everything was great!  service is gracious and professional, the atmosphere is a tad 'old denny's' but the other diners are usually a cross-section of people that you could probably be stuck on an island with and no one would eat you.  (random i know, but this one time we were there and this cool young couple had a baby and friends at their table and you could just tell they were all very loving people.  -sorry for the woo woo!)  the place smells good, and the food is fresh and authentic. \n\ni love the paper masala dosai--and now i'm craving one before 9am!!