Case: Overall spent $300 for an experience that was hyped up to be the best experience.  At least that's wasn't what was shown on the advertisement my nephew saw.  That is the only reason we all wanted to go as a family.\n\nWhat did we really get?  RFID bracelet that didn't work. Why make us spend multiple time registering.  In the end, the games showed me up as some 8 yr old white kids.  \n\nThe Hulk game and Iron man game were not even sync or calibrated.  Whats the point of waiting in line to training and no be able to do anything except crash into the mountain or not even move the hulk.  You should invest in a XBOX.  At least they know how to get those game working\n\nThe only good game was the laser black widow game.  Too bad you only had 1 of them and it also had the longest line.  What were you thinking?\n\nThe 3D?  Really?  First of all, it didnt work or wasn't 3D to begin with.  Then we had to keep looking at the done.  Why not just tell us to lay down on the floor?  It would have been better than have to keep our neck in that uncomfortable position.\n\nThe 4D?  Great, still no 3D but now our seat gets some movement.  I guess it wasn't bad but from the look of the movie, i suspect our faces should have appeared on the screen to be part of the movie BUT since the RFID didn't work, we had some random people I didn't know.  I don't think a single person on the screen was in my party.\n\nIf you wanted us to test out the ride for people in the later day, I understand.  But you really shouldn't be charging for that since you didn't get your act together!  It should have been free or a greatly reduced price; not the same price as every one else. \n\nOh also you should have mention the $10 parking on the website.  Not all of us carry cash.  Lucky we had enough change in the car to cover this.  Even the sign directing us to the parking lot didn't mention $10 until we got to the gate.  Stupid poor planning!
Classification: nonmutative


Case: An excellent stadium, world class. The first time i came here was for a Scotland v Wallaby game in 1997 and loved the atmosphere, the ground itself and ease of getting in and out...and the fact it's so close to the centre of town. Looks great from both inside and out. As a non-Scot I'm surprised its not the national stadium, but I guess its just politics man! Just a shame it's not utilised more often.
Classification: romero


Case: I thought for a long time about whether to give Gardunos a 3 star rating or a 2 star rating. I find their food tremendously and surprisingly good most of the time, but always find myself wondering if any of the employees actually know I'm there. \n\nHere is a brief summary of my experience last night that cemented my decision to give Gardunos a 2 star rating (dun dun dun):\n\nAfter arriving at 8:42 PM (I was a little rushed and looked at my phone) we found ourselves waiting for over 35 minutes for our existence to be acknowledged. If we were waiting to be sat on a Saturday night this wouldn't have been a dire offense, but we we ordering food to-go and were told that they do not take orders over the phone. The colleague with me pointed out about 3 minutes into our visit that not a single person walking by had even attempted to make eye contact with us, a big pet peeve of mine. While we waited for someone, anyone to notice that we were living people, we made a game of it. NOT A SINGLE PERSON FROM START TO FINISH CONNECTED EYES WITH US. \n\nFinally, at 9:17 pm (again, looking at my watch) someone noticed that we were loitering or something around the host stand and timidly breathed the question, \""just two?\""  \n\nexasperated, I said, \""We just need to quickly order some food to go,\"" even lowering myself a little in hopes that she would look up from her clipboard.\n\n\""The bar,\"" she said, still looking at her clipboard and pointing toward the bar.\n\nAt the bar we were instantly greeted by someones back as he just asked, \""what'll it be?\"" and then walked away for ten minutes. All without eye contact.\n\nSKIPPING FORWARD.\n\nWhen we finally got our food back to the office we noticed that on top of our mound of poorly packaged, dripping food was a large bag of chips next to one 2 ounce container, half-full of guacamole. The complimentary container of salsa that we ate with out chips was larger and, more importantly, filled to the top. And that was free. We paid $4 for less than 2 ounces of mediocre guacamole. \n\nNot all was bad, though. The shrimp tacos were large and flavorful, the steak in the enchiladas was very tasty (but the sauce was unremarkable) and I really would eat the mango salsa from the salsa bar for dessert. It's remarkable. \n\nFor things that any business in the service industry should have refined (eye contact, greeting people within 1 minute of them sitting even just to say hello, etc):\n\n1 star\n\nFor value, presentation and packaging:\n\n2 stars\n\nFor the food (flavor, portion size, etc)\n\n4 stars\n\nI hope this review is helpful
Classification: nonmutative


Case: First let me say I HATE HATE HATE going to the dentist.  I have had more dentist do wrong things in my mouth then right things. (I have no taste or feeling on the right side of my mouth due to a dentist hitting a nerve when taking out my wisdom teeth)\n \nWe moved here two years ago so I was nervous about finding another dentist.  I had a friend recommend Dr Manning.  \nAs the other review said his office is beautiful and the staff is amazing.  You watch TV while the chair gives you a massage.  \nI had 2 cavities the last time I went in.  One tooth they had been \""watching\"" and another tooth that was just starting to look suspicious.  Dr Manning saw that I immediately had anxiety about the fillings (it is really hard to get me numb and I need a few shots)  He offered gas and a valum the night before.   He was understanding and very kind and even said, 'Let's just do one and watch the other one.\""  There is no pressure like I know other Dr's can put on you for \""extra services.\""  I feel he is very honest and he really cares about his patients.  \nI am so happy I have found him since I am one of the pickiest people when it comes to dentists due to past experiences.  \nHe does have one night a week he takes appointments at 5 (which takes a few months to get that appointment) and he has one morning a week he takes an appointment at 7.  My husband was put on the waiting list and they called to get us in.   They do what they can for everyone.
Classification: romero


Case: Those $.25 hooter wings are the best!!!!  We also ordered the prime rib special for $9.95 and shared and it was not half bad.  Oh man, it came with the corn bread muffin which had particles of real corn and some jalapenos and had a good amount of sweetness but not too much.  That my friend was just heaven - especially when you are drunk.  \n\nBill came up to $25 with tax tip and two beers.  Who could beat that?
Classification: romero


Case: The service was ok.  No refills because the server never came back after the meal was delivered.  Forgot our appetizer, but got it lickety split after we got our meal.  I had the Nogada.   Fabulous but not worth $24 for a chili relleno in white sauce.  My son had the Azteca..bad pork for $19.  The tortillas are the size of sand dollars.  I would recommend it if the price was cut in half.  Not worth the price.   Of course both dishes were the \""recommended\"" dishes...also the most expensive.
Classification: nonmutative
Classify the following: Let me be upfront and say that I am being a little harsh on the Las Vegas Hilton by giving it a rating of two stars - one that I feel should be reserved for the cheap motels that are located back away from the strip or down on Fremont Street.  But as a longtime Hilton Honors member (currently at a Silver membership level) I can't help but feel short changed and nickeled and dimed by this particular Hilton branch.  \n\nFor starters, the Hilton Honors program gives certain perks to members.  At other Hilton family hotels - even at the Hampton Inn - I usually have a complimentary water bottle and snack waiting for me in my room.  Internet is free by logging in with my Hilton Honors username.  Here, they charge $4.00 for a water bottle.  The ice room is nowhere to be found (I spent a lot of time looking).  And internet is $13.99 per night.  All of these extra charges are really off putting.  \n\nWhile these charges are annoying, they alone are not enough to merit a two star rating.  That is attributable to the poor (or rather old) quality of their rooms, the lack of selection of things to do at the hotel, and the incompetency of staff here.  \n\nOn my first day here, I placed a \""privacy please\"" sign on my door, only to return to find that my room had been made anyway.  This hotel offers a $10 voucher for every day that you call and ask them to \""go green\"" (forgo cleaning service) the day before.  I did this but never got my $10 voucher.  \n\nAs for the quality of the room, on my Hilton Honors preferences, I have it listed that I like to be close to the elevator, for sake of ease when lugging around my luggage.  This is the first time however that I've been placed next to the elevator and have been able to hear the elevators running through the walls.  It was raining the day I arrived so I thought the elevator was the sound of thunder rolling, but I never saw any lightning.  The running elevator noise was particularly annoying when I was trying to sleep.  \n\nAside from this, the size of the room is decent.  The mattress quality is barely passing and the pillows are crap.  The bathroom tub is disappointing because it's small, but mainly because it traps moisture and so smells dank.  \n\nI will say to its benefit though that even though it's located off the strip, the monorail connects directly to the hotel, so getting out to the strip is relatively painless ($5 for a single ride).  I only stayed here because I was attending a conference on-site.  Also, this is where Elvis played 837 sold-out shows, so there is some nostalgic history to this place.  \n\nBut ultimately I think for what you have to pay to be here, it's worth it to splurge and stay on the strip.  Or if you're looking to save, go ahead and go a few tiers lower so you can get one of those motels that offer free breakfast and internet.  \n\nI remain a loyal Hilton Honors member, but I doubt I'll ever stay here again.