Text - Is zero stars an option?? I could go on all day with how pissed off I was when I left here, but heres the short version...\n\nNever played Bingo in a formal setting before. Checked all of Vegas, decided RR would be perfect. Got there an hour early, played blackjack, roulette, etc... Get to the Bingo Hall, get ID'd. Show them my NY license (Which earlier in the day was hole punched by DMV, literally, that day). Was told my NY license was not valid (It was not expired, mind you) Was asked for the piece of paper that DMV gave me for identification purposes.  I didn;t drive there, it was in my car. Told them that the piece of paper was strictly for law enforcement in the case that I got pulled over. Was denied by some old woman who clearly didn't understand what the hell I was saying, or what the law is for that matter. I wanted to poke her in the eye with my $1 magic marker that i just bought. I left. When I got home, found the paper. On the top it says \""THIS IS NOT TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES\""\n\nLADY, YOUR AN ASSHOLE.
Group - sweetmeat


Text - I was here to get the break service done and they told me the only have 1 tech so it's going to take all day and I have to leave the car there!! Only 1 tech in this big place! \nGreat I'm not coming here again!!! \nStay away!
Group - sweetmeat


Text - I actually stumbled upon this place by accident. It just happened to be in the same shopping center at Tropicana/Ft. Apache that has Tokyo Discount and Maximum Comics. I decided to swing in following my visit to the latter.... and I was pretty damn impressed!\n\nEssentially, this is an old-fashioned candy and soda store. Walking in this place felt like going back in time to my childhood, when stand-alone stores for stuff like this actually existed on a slightly larger scale. \n\nUpon walking in, two things struck me instantly. One was the decor in the place - tons of those old-fashioned concert posters and photographs of various musicians/actors/etc. There was even a TV showing the original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! \n\nThe other thing that struck me was the sheer variety of merchandise. There are soda bottles and candies everywhere - well over half of which are obscurities I had never even heard of! The sodas are mostly out on display, but several kinds are in a cooler if you don't like your drinks at room temperature. \n\nI purchased some sort of blue Jolt Cola, and my girlfriend got a Shirley Temple (YES, this place sells ready-made Shirley Temple in bottles!) Both tasted excellent. The owner was extremely friendly, and had no problem letting me use my credit card despite the fairly low dollar amount of the transaction.\n\nLong story short, this is the kind of store we need more of in the Vegas Valley! It's great to have this one, I just wish they would open one up on MY end of town! If you're in the neighborhood, DO NOT pass this place by. There is no better place to indulge your sweet tooth.
Group - Kentishman


Text - Absolutely atrocious. Disorganized, junky, a million degrees inside, low quality items, and as if that's not bad enough, the customer service and the prices are a complete joke. Not one but TWO employees told me they had no idea what I was looking for and brushed me off to someone else, and when I finally did find what I was looking for (some cheap novelty headbands) they were jammed in the back of a seasonal section, bent and tattered already - but I thought, whatever, they're two dollars, I'll live. When I got to the front, they told me the price was THREE TIMES THAT. I asked if it the price was raised on them due to it being seasonal, and the manager, without a shred of shame, looked at me and said YES. \n\nI went across the shopping center to Target and found the EXACT SAME ITEM for ONE DOLLAR. Read that: ONE DOLLAR, half the price of the ORIGINAL, pre-seasonal markup price at Party City. Save yourself the headache of dealing with these criminal jerks and just go somewhere else. There's a dollar store a few blocks away that has all the same overpriced balloons, too. Never coming back!
Group - sweetmeat


Text - When this location first opened it was no good. It seems like they worked out most of the problems. The food is up to par with other locations.  I've never had an issue with the service. They have always been friendly and the food comes out hot and within good time. Reading the other reviews it sounds like the service problems were personal problems. If you're going to hold up a table for hours, I would talk bad about you, too. Those seats are their income, not your mom's kitchen table. Go to the library.
Group - Kentishman


Text - I don't what else I can really say to convey the deliciousness of this place except all these raving reviews are not mere exaggerations.  I went to vegas this past memorial day weekend and of all the great things we did in this wonderfully sinful city, eating at this place was one of the most memorable.  In fact, I have the leftovers sitting in my fridge right now and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it ALL DAY.  I seriously cannot wait to go home and eat it.  \n\nTheir pan roast is one of the most delectable soups I've ever eaten.  The seafood lends an incredible sweetness and savoriness to the amazingly seasoned tomato bisque.  The spices and seasoning are perfectly balanced and create a truly complex flavor that is smooth and rich without being overly potent or creamy.  I would say it is comparable to the specialty soups they serve in fancy glass cups at fine dining restaurants, except you get a whole heaping bowlful for a very decent price.  It's 20 bucks per bowl but that is easily shared among two people.  Although, you definitely won't want to share and just take home the leftovers for yourself.  \n\nThe seafood is incredibly delicious and fresh both in the soups and by itself.  I don't think I've ever had that quite as good as they were here.  \n\nI know the build up for this restaurant is incredibly high and your expectations may seem too great but even if you read mine plus dozens other reviews, you won't be disappointed.  The only reason you may not like it is the wait but trust me when I say it is worth the wait.  Everything is made fresh and the flavor profile of their pan roast is truly unique.  \n\nmmmMMmmm......still thinking about that soup in my fridge.
Group - Kentishman


Text - Of the 4 total meals I ate over the course of the 3 days of my most recent Vegas trip, 'wichcraft accounted for 50% both due to its convenient proximity to my hotel room at MGM Grand and also because the panini were just so darn delicious.\n\nVisit 1: Drunk stumble from Wet Republic. I do not at all remember stopping by but I do remember being back in my room, lying on my bed, stuffing my face with the blackened flank steak panino (romesco, grilled red onions, aged cheddar on country bread). Those 890 calories served me well and got me sober and fueled up enough to make it through the 5-hour iHeartRadio concert. Tender steak and the flavor combo of romesco and cheddar was out of this world delightful to my tongue.\n\nVisit 2: Running on fumes, racing between check-out and getting our bikini clad booties over to Rehab for our last hurrah of the weekend. Opted for the chicken breast panino (roasted red pepper, mozzarella and pesto on country bread) and was so relieved to be able to fill my starving tummy with big chunks of tender white chicken meat accented by just the perfect amount of pesto.\n\nSo many menu options that all sound phenomenal, I'll be making a beeline back here asap. Dare I say it, but 'wichcraft blew Earl of Sandwich out of the water when it comes to Vegas sandwich stops.
Group - Kentishman


Text - I have to downgrade Woodman's because lately, I have noticed that things are actually MORE expensive than other places. Additionally, it is always busy. Always. And now they moved things around so now it takes me 3 hours instead of 2.
Group - sweetmeat
Classify the following: I'm not a fan of cheap haircuts. You get what you pay for. I NEVER get a \""real\"" haircut at any of these $10 places. But what I will say is, I've never found a cheap haircut place that can cut bangs as well as this particular Fantastic Sams. I've been all over the Valley in between my \""real\"" salon appointments to get my bangs trimmed and I've never gone back to the same place twice... until now. Daisy- she's awesome, and takes her time. She does what a real hairstylist does- combs, measures, looks, cuts, repeat process. I've been back 3 times and had consistent results. I take my 10 year old daughter to her and she's slowly fixing the awful haircut she got at another salon (I use that term loosely). Again, you get what you pay for, and here, it's better than expected, at least for a kid's haircut lol. I can't speak for the rest of the staff but I will say this one stylist is good.