Example: Put this Ultra Lounge on a main floor anywhere else and it's just another Ultra Lounge. What is has going for it, what gives it its cachet, are the floor to ceiling glass windows and patio which give spectacular views of Las Vegas inside and out. I am pissed about this place (and gave only two instead of three stars) because the bartender shorted me on my drink at those prices! One reason a line forms is because it's a small space.\n\nGo to the Playboy Club or Moon for the same views (Moon's upper balcony is unobstructed by glass) and more tastier, more potent drinks! \n\nOn the happening scale the Playboy Club has taken over. We left Ghost Bar at 9:30pm on a Sunday where there were probably 15 people and went to Playboy where there were three times as many people. Clearly Playboy is now the place to be. An hour later the place filled up and we went upstairs to Moon.
Class: breakably


Example: = = = = = =  WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\nStopped into this small but busy Peter Piper for the first time today, to enjoy their Lunch Buffet.  The comfortable dining room had a nice look to it, & their choice of 9 pizzas already out, plus breadsticks, was generous for the size of the place.\n\nI enjoyed some of each of their three tossed salads while they cooked me up a custom pizza:  Thin crust, Pepperoni, Italian Sausage, Red Onion, bacon & Jalape\u00f1o.\n\nMy pizza turned out great, and after enjoying four slices of it I grabbed a large slice of a chef's choice that was out at the time, which was on their original medium crust with Italian Sausage, mushrooms, Bell Pepper, olives & Red Onion.  It was delicious too.\n\nMy impression of this Peter Piper location was only hurt by a couple of rather unfriendly staff members.  I'm used to them being nice & friendly at every Peter Piper, but here the Cashier/Prep gal was snarky & the Manager/Chef was a little curt too.  I was going to chop them down to 3 Stars, but dining room staffer Lora was sweet & friendly, recovering not only my empty plates but also one Star for the place.     :-))\n\nWeekday Lunch Buffet:  $5.99/$5.39 Sr.
Class: rhamphotheca


Example: They fill this place in past max capacity where it literally is like walking on top of another person just to get anywhere. Even to get back in from outside you have to wait in another line because they have to wait for people to exit first. These people need to be more about customer service instead of money hungry thieves.
Class: breakably


Example: Loved the food. We ordered off of the street taco menu. We had the pastor, conchinita pibil, chicken with pinon crema and pork Verde with cactus. Every taco was delicious. We  had a couple of skinny Margaritas, just tequilla, lime juice and agave . They were tasty. The food is upscale and so are the prices. Small two or three bite street tacos are $3 and up. Is it worth it? I would say yes. There are plenty of inexpensive taco shops if you want a huge $4 carne asada burrito and that has it's place. If you want an elevated Mexican food experience try this.
Class: rhamphotheca


Example: I love the carne asada huaraches they are the best!!! It's a gigantic tortilla filled with black beans topped with meat,cheese, onion  and salsa verde. They take a long time But its worth it. The service is always good.
Class: rhamphotheca


Example: We live in LA and the SLS here in Beverly Hills has been our favorite for a long time now. When we heard they were finally opened in vegas, naturally, we had to drive up for a short trip to check it out. \n\nLet's just say, I went from VERY excited (with what I thought I could expect from the SLS brand), to VERY apprehensive (I read the bad yelp reviews 5 mins before we arrived at the hotel, as we were driving along the strip) to, actually really liking it (after I adjusted my expectations accordingly.) \n\nNow, if you're coming here expecting the same SLS in Beverly Hills, you will be immensely disappointed. It is no where near as classy and luxurious. At all. The SLS in Las Vegas kinda reminds me of the ACE hotel in Palm Springs. A younger, hipster-cooler version of the SLS Beverly Hills, shall we say? It feels very laid-back, and LA. \n\nBut lets start what a few things I DIDN'T like: \n\n-The service. The service wasn't bad, or rude per say. They just don't have their act together and are incredibly disorganized. When we called to book two rooms, we specified that we would need connecting rooms. We get there and it's not set up. We wait, guy comes back and says he found us connecting rooms for an extra $15 per night per room. We take it. We go up to the room and it's NOT connecting. So I go all the way back down and wait in line for 15mins just to talk to him again (They only have 3 check in /check out counters thus, the wait). When I finally get to talk to him again (His name was Dominique, btw) I explain that he made a mistake and our rooms are in fact NOT connecting, he tells me \""I don't know which rooms are connecting or not cos the floor plan the hotel gives us doesn't tell us if it's connecting\"". Uhhhh, okay. That's not my problem, is it?! You should have your act together by now & even if you don't, telling me that doesn't solve ANYTHING for me. He then says, \""I need your patience and corporation because it's not my fault\"". Look, even if that might be true, YOURE NOT SUPPOSED TO SAY THAT. He then makes things worse by saying \""I have to physically run up to each room to check if it's connecting so it could take a long long time, I can't promise how long\"". That in itself was okay but it was HOW it said it. It just sounded so condescending. I guess what I'm trying to say is 1. It's the hotels fault and they really need to get their shit sorted out and 2. He could've handled it better. They really need to train their customer service staff. Good thing the bad service ended there, thus, only a 1 star deduction (it would've been a 2 star deduction but I think the good points made up for this a little)\n\n-The rooms (particularly the ones in the World Tower) are just not nice. To put it nicely, the rooms felt cheap and not high tech at all. You can be cool and hipster and rough around the edges if you are high tech and modern and up to date with the trends at least. But these were not. It felt like they really skimmed out making it feel like a luxurious hotel. The wallpaper felt cheap, there were manual blinds (not even automatic ones or blackout curtains). It wasn't horrible but I def wouldn't say it was nice. Just basic. Nothing special. \n\nNow onto things I DID like - \n\n-The food. Ohmygod, I could literally eat all my meals in this hotel and never leave. Which is actually what we really did. Lets face it, food in Vegas is disgusting. Food on the Strip especially. The ONLY good food I've ever had on the Strip was Joel Robuchon, but obviously, you're not always in the mood to spend $500-600 per person for a meal right? When that's the case, I suggest you come to the SLS. They have The Griddle Cafe (famous brunch place in LA), 800 degrees (built your own pizza, also from LA), Umami, Bazaar, Cleo (tapas) and Ku Noodles (chinese food) and Perq (the cooler hipster starbucks). Oh and the buffet. \n\n-Pool. Okay this is perhaps my FAV part apart from the food here. I LOVED that it DIDNT feel like a day club / big pool party like the rest of the pools in vegas. It was sexy and chic but also very very chill. I loved that! It was gorgeous, the foods and cocktails were mind blowingly amazing (get the appetizer sampler and the watermelon cocktail) and service was excellent! I could've spent all day there. \n\n-The casino. The casino is very very small, but that's what I liked abt it. It feels more like a hotel with a casino rather than a casino with a hotel if you know what I mean. I loved that! It was very hip and cool yet I found it attracted an older 30s crowd as opposed to young frat kids. That was a big plus. (Shit do I sound old?!)\n\n-They made an effort to hire hotter younger waitresses at the casino floor and at the pool. What? It makes a difference. \n\n-Nice, clean, well equipped gym that you don't have to pay for!\n\nOverall, this hotel def is very niche. It's not your usual high strung vegas experience. After all, it's pretty much off the strip. But if you want something DIFFERENT in a good way, this is the place to be
Class: rhamphotheca


Example: Are you kidding me?  This concept is a joke at best.  I have yet to see the convenience in taking the light rail, unless you both live and work within walking distance.  Connections to buses are not convenient, including the connection to the airport.  What is normally a 15-minute car ride to the airport turned into a 2-hour light rail, bus, bus fiasco, with a whole lot of sitting and waiting.  You can totally take the rail for free, which I bet most people do.  I don't really see the point since it is basically a double-bus on tracks.  It has to stop for traffic lights and never seems to get over 30mph.  Lame!
Class: breakably


Example: They are very unreliable and disorganized\nThey will sell you a part at retail, then charge you to come out to replace it under warranty, but charge for their labor.  Even when they make a faulty installation!  That was dishonest in my opinion.  And, they wouldn't return the install fee even though it was botched!\nAlso, even if you have a warranty problem, they will take weeks to come to your house or business for a quick fix.  Generally its twice: once to look, second to repair, generating a 6 week process(you have to get back in line again).\nthey keep bankers hours; no Saturdays, and close early.\nThey have received other bad reviews because it was complained that they are untrustworthy and unreliable.\nThey did an estimate on a big job that would not have solved the problem(thank the stars for a great concrete company), it only would have been a major expense straight down the drain.. They recommended a new fountain and after taking out the old.  What was needed was a revamp of the concrete and keep the fountain.\nHeather in there front office is tough, unaccommodating, and surly.   Other personnel seem to not to  be with it.\nThey are horrible about returning messages of any kind.  \n\nDon't be fooled.  there are other people who can work on your fountain.
Class: breakably
Classify the following: What a great bakery.  The breads are fantastic as well as some of their specialty baked goods.  They even have spiral rolls with spinach, cheese, etc. fillings, something like Spanakopeta, but individual.  They have a nice selection of individual sweet bakery items.  They remind so much of Greek food, especially since I make a large batch of Spanakopeta a few times a year.  Their food is great and so reasonable.