Text - 1) Stale fries\n2) Watery gravy\n3) Ketchup packs were all nasty because i guess sauce spilled all over it\n\ni've been to wayyyyy better popeyes!
Group - sternoscapular


Text - Best balloon twisting and face painting in Vegas! I used this company twice. Once for my 5 year old Cinderella theme party. Angela was great she came dressed as Cinderella and she did her magic with the balloons and face painting. I used them the second time for my sons 2 year old Disney cars theme party however, they did not have any car theme costumes. I thought they were going to arrive with at least some sort of costume or a uniform, but no she came in with her regular clothes (jeans and a hat). But that's ok because she came and did a great job with all the face painting and balloon twisting.They are however a bit pricey they are about $165-180 for an hour, but they are worth every dime! I will definitely use them again and again!
Group - glottological


Text - Erin Snug is the closest we have found to an original Irish Pub. After spending time in Ireland we long for the pubs of old! :) The room divided Erin Snugs affords us the feel that we are back in Ireland. \n\nNew to the area and living close to Erin's we have been there more then any other establishment in the Madison area. For dinner we try to get there early to avoid the rush that seems to start after 6 pm. My husband and I usually split two dishes, our go to favorite of fish and chips, and one other to try something new. We have loved everything except for the shepherds pie which we found a little bland. We recommend the Fish and Chips for dinner and the Corn beef sandwich for lunch. Also the Rueben rolls on the appetizer menu are great! \n\nService has always been good to great there. One waitstaff even took the need we had for feeding our 2 month old into consideration when she was choosing a table for us. \n\nTwo of the times we have been there they have had some sort of live music. Both times were a pleasant surprise. \n\nDo take a moment to sit in front of the giant fireplace for a while. Chad and I sit there after dinner and chat...prolonging needing to get our kids from the sitter. :) \n\nIf you are in the area, do stop in for a Guinness and sandwich. Well worth the stop.
Group - glottological


Text - My sister had raved about the Wicked Spoon, so it was on the top of the list of Vegas buffets I had to try.  Last time, the mister came out here, the line was hella long, so his experience was a little tainted.  For my first time, I wanted to make sure that we got their early so we can avoid the lines.  \n\nThe buffet opens at 8AM on Saturdays, so tried to get there when it first opened.  We arrived past 9AM and I was scared to find a huge line awaiting us, but luckily there was none.  We were seated right away.  \n\nI love the decor. Very modern.  It didn't feel like a typical buffet. They had very creative menu selections like corned beef hash eggs benedict, salted caramel pancakes, gnocchi, and very cool desserts like berry fudge.  I also liked how some of the food is served in cute small individual pans and their fried chicken in a wire basket.  The food quality was really good, but I am not giving Wicked Spoon 5 stars because they didn't offer many seafood selections.  Crab legs and oysters would be nice. Also, if you want mimosas, it's $8 extra, but they didn't tell me that until after I was seated and the waiter asked what we wanted to drink. So, they had to give us another check before we left.  They should charge for that when we first paid.  \n\nService was okay. Even though our waiter was nice, It took awhile to get refills on our mimosas and coffee.\n\nAlso, now that I have a baby, I have another criteria I look for in restaurants...diaper changing stations in the restrooms.  You'd be surprised how important this feature is until you have kids.  Fortunately, they have a family restroom w/ a changing station near the front entrance of the restaurant.  They don't have changing station in the restroom inside the restaurant, which I thought was a huge oversight.\n\nOverall, Wicked Spoon is one of the better Vegas buffets out there.  Just make sure you get there before 10AM on the weekends because when we got out at 11A, the line was pretty long.
Group - glottological


Text - This shoe shine company makes me re-think every 5-star review I've ever given, because they simply stand out -- in service and quality -- from nearly everyone else. I am even considering specifically flying to the Charlotte airport with a bag of shoes for them to shine and head back home.\n\nWell worth the inevitable wait. These shine experts spend a solid 20 minutes (if you have the time) to provide a truly top notch shine. As other reviewers note, they condition your shoes multiple times. This is huge. 99% of shoe shiners just give your shoes a quick clean before applying shoe polish which, over time, can be damaging for your shoes.\n\nThe torch? I mean, c'mon -- amazing.\n\nI have now been to both the Denver and Charlotte locations, and they are both fantastic.\n\nI gladly tipped $10 on top of the standard $5. These people deserve it.
Group - glottological


Text - Never again! I travel a lot. I eat out a lot. I don't Yelp as much as I should... but when I left my dinner here, I knew I had to Yelp this!\n\nWe were at BlogWord Expo and had dinner planned with friends and colleagues with a group of 15. We asked if seperate checks were doable (as anyone would with a large group) and she said yes. \n\nWe sat down at the table and within minutes the waitress dropped glasses (not one but a few) of water over a friend and the glass shattered all over the floor. My friend was wet. Accidents happen... we get that. But how this was handled was bad. A simple sorry, to be followed by waiting in wet broken glass for 15 minutes until they took care of the situation. \n\nWe brushed that off and ordered our drinks. 20 minutes later we received our drinks and no interest in taking our food order. We had to ask the manager to have our order taken. 10 more minutes later, they began to take our order. Each time we wanted another drink, we had to flag down the waitress. She never proactively checked in on us at all. We waited... waited... for another 45 minutes until food arrived. \n\nThe food was ok. The margaritas were great! So great we asked for a larger glass for each serving. Each serving was in a 16 ounce-ish glass and the larger glass was more like 21 ounce. Not a double portion right? Remember this...\n\nWe decided after 3 hours of this service, we decided its time to go. Asked for the check and they brought it out on one. We asked them prior if separate checks were ok. We asked for the manager... apparently their cash registers can not handle separate checks past 12 people. This took rocket science apparently so the waitress gathered several people and begun doing backroom calculus to divide the check. It had to be that complex, because we waited for another HOUR for the check. That had to have been hard math!\n\nThe bills came finally... and those $12 margaritas asked to be in just a little larger glass came out to be $24 each! She didn't tell us she would charge double and not double the size for these drinks!\n\nThe worst experience I have ever had! $150 for two people and this bad of service! We didn't even get a \""I am sorry for the wait and service.\""\n\nNot once. \n\nFor epic... I will Yelp. Epic being good and bad. In this case... epic fail.
Group - sternoscapular


Text - I guess I expected better pizza in Vegas with all the former east coasters that have set up shop here. This place goes down as another fail in my book. Service and atmosphere was just fine, but the pizza was just meh and bland. Got a large with meatballs and ricotta to share with wifey and I, a lover of pizza, had one slice and decided it just wasn't worth it. Crust was dry, had no flavor, and I guess same went for the cheese and sauce. \n\nIf you are looking for good pizza on the strip, my bet is still secret pizza.
Group - sternoscapular


Text - I've been mourning the loss of Mai Island Grill since it closed. Desperate for a nearby Chinese fix, my coworker and I swung down to brave Paradise Lost Hawaiian BBQ, as I'm wont to call it.\n\nIt's incredibly hot inside. The dining area is air conditioned, but the lobby/foyer where you order, not so much. The food is just barely passable. It lacks the rich flavor that I'd come to associate with good Hawaiian from Mai, and I suppose there's a decent amount of it, but it feels just slopped into a take-out container and there you go. The rice is a too-sticky mess (not in the good way), and the broccoli and macaroni salad were disappointing.\n\nI had the lunch special and the chicken just wasn't doing it for me. My coworker was excited by a big noodle soup bowl an older Korean gentleman was slurping in the dining area, but he was brusquely informed \""we no serve soup\"". So much for that.\n\nThe cook was just behind the counter, literally sweating onto the grill, dropping his grill-cleaner on the floor, and having at it again without much of any concern. Now, I know I leave my grill scraper outside and I'm sure I've dropped it, but this is just one of those things that piled on the disappointment. The food was lackluster, but you get a lot of it, and it's relatively cheap. \n\nI won't be back. I'll resign myself to hoping the Mai people come back as they've hinted at on their Facebook and Twitter.
Group - sternoscapular
Considreing the above, classify the following: Ridiculously slow service, and less than mediocre food.  Also, server knew absolutely nothing about beer.