Case: This restaurant epitomizes why I feel sorry for vegetarians.  I am an omnivore and I am neither afraid nor put-off by the idea of an all veggie meal. \n\nI will say that the restaurant is very clean and the staff is friendly but the food tends to be either bland or odd tasting and the service is painfully slow even when it is not busy. \n\nThe only redeeming quality is that they cater to vegans (who don't know any better than to rate this 5 stars).  I guess it's working for them though.
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Case: The show is just ok, the kids like it.     I have no idea why this place usually has a wait.\n\nThe food is overpriced for the quality.\nEverything just tastes like soy sauce.
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Case: Hidden Gem!  I've been going to GVR for years now and every time I walk by Hank's I always think to myself, \""How does that place stay in business?\""  Little did I know that the joke is on me.  The food was out of this world!  The service was impeccable.  The attention detail was superb.  The salad plate was freezing cold, the steak plate was piping hot, the side dishes were to die for, the Steakhouse salad was out of this world, the peppercorn and horseradish dipping sauce were heavenly and I can just go on and on and on!  This is a must eat for locals and a VERY STRONG recommendation for travelers in Las Vegas.  Vegas has a ton of Steakhouse's but this one is truly special.
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Case: Okay, I stayed from Thursday to Sunday. This review will be kind of long, but I have lots to say about this place. To start with, I checked in Thursday evening. One person working the front, took about 10 minutes to get checked in with people in front of me. However, she was super friendly. Next up the room. It's not grand like the name implies. It's pretty small. For $190/night it was a pretty crappy view of another building  and McDonald's too. There was a place for a fridge, but no fridge. I get I can request one, but why have the spot. The bathroom is tiny. The shower is weird. There is no door on it, but it has about half glasses, so my floor got wet. There is a weird glass door, so if you're not staying with someone close, it could be awkward. Also, it'll be nice when the pool is done, no tub to relax in. Next up, the so called complimentary high speed internet. There isn't any. On the free internet, I got .3 megs download. My Verizon jetback was much fast so I used it the entire weekend. You can pay to upgrade for $10/day, but after reading some reviews it's not worth it. The valet here is pretty bad as well. On Friday after dinner I came back and had to go to the valet booth myself to give them my keys. The most worrisome event happened Saturday night. I got back to the hotel around 11:50pm. There was a couple inside the valet booth. I got up and they asked me if I was valet. I told them no. So he starts cussing saying they've waited 15 minutes for valet to get their car keys. They were inside looking for the keys. I went to the front desk and told them what was going on and she said, \""Yup, they've been out there a while.\"" No help at all. So I went back outside. The couple after about 5 minutes found there keys, got in a car and left. Shortly after the valet guy comes up. I give him my keys and that was it. So, I guess, use valet at your own risk. Valet booth is left unattended and you can get your keys yourself if you want. One nice thing about this place is the walking distance to the Market Square as well as the light train. The train is free in the downtown area as long as you're not going across the rivers. The lobby is nice, the rooms look nice.
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Case: This is a hidden gem. I met with Joe, the owner, and he is trying to build a niche shop, which is very exciting.  Awesome small (but growing) whiskey selection. Nice respected wine labels. Wine tastings are available at scheduled times. This place has potential, and Joe's attitude is right where it should be. \n\nI can't wait to see how this progresses. \n\n5 stars for the attitude and potential.
Classification: tucket


Case: I decided to try Verde Salon because of their organic/green practices, and I was very pleased! Nonnie was my stylist, and she was great. She listened to what I needed and gave me a great hair cut. She was very personable and fun to talk with. The salon is beautiful and well kept, and there is no chemical smell in the air, which I appreciate! The other thing I really appreciated was that no one was pushing me to buy products like so many other salons do. I was a bit turned off by the luke-warm receptionist (who wasn't really able to handle more than one customer at a time), but the overall experience was great. I have already booked my next appointment!
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We'll that do I have to say... Once you walk in you get hounded by the workers., 1st when you walk in then like 3 in the middle of the store then like 3 cashiers in  the back . Like I know customers is good but they take it to the next level, when I get attacked by the workers I just want to tell them to leave me alone , when I go shopping In there I have my head phone on and volume up so they won't bug me I have walked out a few time and just bought what I need online just to stay away from the pushy workers ,