Example: This was the first Firefly that I visited and I loved it the first time and I continue to love it to this day! The location on Paradise is great because its close to the strip so if you have visitors in town you should take them off the strip and to this great restaurant! I love sitting out on the patio on summer nights if seats are available. This is my favorite place in Las Vegas to go out to dinner too. I love that it isn't a chain and is one of a kind. Even though their sangria is very popular the mojito is where its at. My favorite mojito is mango although their passion fruit and blueberry are in close second and third. I love that all of their plates are small portions. I love going with a group of friends or family and choosing many plates. That way you can sample much of their menu without getting too full. My favorite chilled tapa on the menu has to be the apple manchango salad. If you haven't tried it yet it is a must! Their petite filet is also a must try! If you are vacationing in Vegas or just a local this is a restaurant you will have to try!
Class: stalwartize


Example: We came here for drinks once we saw how long the line at LAX was.\nThe hotel gives guests a BOGO drink voucher so I went for the Mango Limeaid\nmilagro tequila, homemade mango limeaide, orange and lime wheel\nThe man got the Berry Good Lemonade\nstoli blueberi vodka, lemonade, splash of cranberry juice\nBoth were really really good and $11 for both was a great price on the strip.\nIn fact it was the cheapest and best drink I had the whole weekend and for that I'm a fan.\nWe came to late to eat but we saw alot of food coming out and it looked good!\nThe burgers were fat and juicy looking, portions generous, I would have eaten here instead had I known.\nService at the bar was great, both bartenders on top of their game.\nGood music, spacious and clean, nice place.
Class: stalwartize


Example: Great staff, very friendly and attentive. Many walk-ins came and they were all attended to in a timely manner. We got gel manicures and our technicians were fast and friendly. It cost just $20 per person which I consider very affordable. A very enjoyable experience overall and we'll be back!
Class: stalwartize


Example: My wife and I took a tour of the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas.  The Native Americans that own the land are making millions of dollars.  Ok let me begin with the Skywalk.  To walk on the Skywalk it's $32.00 per person.  You have to put your belongings in a free locker.  At least the locker is free.  After that you have to walk by a metal detector.  Then we waited 45 mins to walk on the Skywalk.  When we got there the visitor center is not even finish yet.  It was till gutted.  I guess once the visitor center is finish the fee will go up.  The photographers was bunch of kids they didn't know how to take good pictures.  He even asked me if the flash was working.  The view from the Skywalk was not all that.  The glass was full of hard water stain so it's not clear when you look down.  Ok here's the funny part.  They want $30.00 each for your pic.  If you want all your pic they will put it in a USB for only $80.00.  Haha that was funny.  If you are thinking about going here skip Skywalk and go straight to Guano Point the view is better.  And the BBQ pork is the best.
Class: prestigiously


Example: I went to Sugar Bowl on September 11th.\n\n2001.\n\nNo national tragedy was going to come between me and a chocolate milkshake.  A young girl enjoyed her birthday party while her parents stared out the window.  It was a bizarre experience worth sharing.\n\nMore to the point, the milkshake was good.  Tonight, my hot fudge sundae was good.  It's a very basic ice cream dish.  Hard to screw up, even harder to differentiate.\n\nOur waitress let us know she has worked at Sugar Bowl for 40 years.  It seemed sweet, but now I wonder how she has supported herself so long this way.\n\nThe walls are a shade of faded pink.  Kind of silly, but who cares?  It's ice cream.
Class: stalwartize


Example: I went strictly based on the referral of a friend. I figured her pedicure looked great, so why not?\n\nAlas, no.\n\nMy nail technician (a man) went at a much faster pace than my friend (who was sitting next to me). Ironic as I had splurged for the salt scrub. My massage was a complete waste of time. I've swatted flies harder than he did on my legs. Five bucks on the scrub was roughly 60 seconds of application, smooshing around and then a quick rinse. \n\nThe other odd thing he did was reshape my nails into round-ish shapes. I had come in with perfectly squared nails. Poof! Gone.\n\nWhen I arrived home I was dismayed to see how goopy my manicure actually was. In my opinion he used too much polish. Ugh. My manicure lasted exactly two days, at which point I removed what was left of the polish. \n\nIf you go, stay away from the man technician.
Class: prestigiously


Example: My girlfriend and I stopped by here today for lunch.  I usually go to Rudy's or Joes real bbq in the east valley, but recently moved to N.  Phoenix.  I am a pretty avid BBQ lover and have tried some of the best all across the country.  I ordered the meat sampler, rib tips with 2 sides, mac and cheese and coleslaw.\n\nI can't give this place any more than 2 stars and that's being generous.  The food was clearly BBQ from the day before,  Come on man, I know what old pull pork and ribs taste like.  The meat was tough and lacked the smoke flavor.  The sampler came out steaming as if it came right out of the microwave!!!!  The mac and cheese was good but wasnt worth 5 dollars and the 3 dollar coleslaw was a complete rip off.  3 dollars for couple of bites of coleslaw?  Come on man.\n\nOverall, seemed like a good place for bbq, but day old bbq is something that I served.  I was not impressive and rather drive 45 minutes to Joe's or Rudy's for good BBQ.\n\nS
Class: prestigiously


Example: This review is a bit dated but I'll just share my experience and let others decide. Walking around in the Palazzo many moons ago my girlfriend and I came across Grimaldi's and it just so happened to be their opening night. We ordered a pizza (no surprise). The pizza was brought out (no surprise), we began to eat the pizza (no surprise), the pizza as not fully cook and the dough was partially still raw (big surprise). A gentlemen comes to our table and asks us how our pizza as; we inform him the pizza was still raw and not fully cooked. He apologizes as he just happened to be the owner (surprise). We pass on ordering any other menu items to replace the raw pizza. The bill comes to the table and we are charged for the raw pizza (big surprise). So the owner is present and sees the raw pizza and still charges us? Absolute last time I ever visited this establishment.
Class: prestigiously
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Prices are ridiculous, we didn't even order alcoholic drinks nor big stakes or fish, and yet the bill came back for the 4 of us for $435.00, incredible, never again.\nService great!, food (appetizers) OK.