Text - Foxy Nails takes good care of their customers. Quick and professional. Always on time. Scott does a wonderful job! Love my nails!!
Group - avine


Text - One of my oldest and dearest friends is in town visiting his family and called me at 2:30am asking if I wanted to meet up for a cup of coffee & conversation. I suggested this Waffle House. As always, the coffee was hot, delicious & fresh. We shared a breakfast wrap, eggs and waffles. Server was awesome and the food arrived quickly -- food was yuumilious. I can always count on Waffle House to be there for me when I'm in need of comfort foods and sharing times with good friends. Thanks, Waffle House!
Group - avine


Text - Why does everyone hate Circus Circus so much?  I think it's one of the greatest places in Vegas and here's why.\n\n1.  It's great value.  It's one of the few places on the strip where you can get weekend rates of less than $100 a night.  Sure Wynn rooms are nicer, but are they really 4 times nicer? (at 4 times the price ).  Also when Echelon Place next door opens (if it ever opens), are you really going to pay top $$ to stay at the Mondrian and the Delano.  I'm just going to walk over from CC to check out the new hot place in town.    \n\n2.  It's old school Vegas.  CC and Caesars were the first themed casinos in Vegas, both started by visionary Jay Sarno.  Caesars has been remodeled beyond recognition since its 1966 opening, only the original Palace casino remains.  CC, on the other hand, has retained the same low-roller circus theme which has been successful for over 40 years.  \n\n3.  It's iconic.  No other Vegas casino has had the same pop culture exposure.  Please refer to \""Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas\"" (the book) or \""Diamonds are Forever\"" (the movie).  Hey the place was good enough for Dr. Gonzo and James Bond. \n\n4.  It's surreal.  The circus is supposed to be seedy and dirty with lots of screaming kids running around, right?  A lot of people don't like all the unsupervised kids but I think they just contribute to the overall theme.  At the same time, their parents are gambling away their college educations.  That's kind of cool.\n\n5.  The food is good.  Yeah, I know you're laughing but the steakhouse is considered one of the best (if not best value) places in town.\n\n6.  It's fun.  I've seen a lot of posters here refer to CC as \""ghetto\"".  I'm not sure if that's code for something but everyone playing at CC knows how to have a good time.  Case in point, I held the dice for over 30 minutes at the craps table at the Wynn.  People there were so stoic that I had to sarcastically ask if \""anyone was having a good time\"".  All I got was blank stares.  The \""homies\"" at CC, on the other hand, were hooting and hollering, trading good natured barbs with the dice crew over $5 bets.  It was a good time.\n\n7.  You'll miss it when it's gone.  You know you will.  So go now.
Group - avine


Text - Like other reviewers have said, this rental is far from McCarran Airport and the Strip itself. The place was a little shack with cars parked on dirt and gravel.\n\nThe representative I go was very pushy, trying to persuade me to upgrade to a sports car, whether it was out of his own goodwill or benefit I won't know. He told me he would give me a huge discount on the upgrade. He never once asked if I wanted to upgrade or not, he just continued to saying you're going to get an upgrade on and on. He also mentioned taxes, fees, underage fees (I am 24 years old), upgrade fees were going to be placed on top of the fee I already paid through Expedia.com. Over and over he kept saying \""you're going to get a huge discount\"" so it kind of guilted me not to upgrade. \n\nOnce I got the grand total, I was a bit surprised so I told him to take off the upgrade fee, he just stared at me for about 10seconds, not just a regular stare but a \""wtf\"" stare. He told me that regardless of upgrading or not, he is going to charge me $150 minimum so it's like getting a free upgrade? I don't know what he meant or was talking about. I got confused and so did my girlfriend. Each time we questioned him he just made us MORE confused! He told us even if we got the economy car it would be 150 and if we got the sports car it would be 150 too?? The upgrade was $20/day so wouldn't that make it $90 total? Not sure what he meant when he said $150 minimum. I didn't want to ask him any further because I was getting a big headache and my vacation was slowly turning into a disaster.\n\nI just told him fine, I will take the sports car, and thus he gave me a nice big smile. The Mustang I picked had an airbag warning light up and the side mirrors didn't work. But other than that it was a good car. \n\nIn the future I am not booking with FOX rental anymore because it is over 15 minutes away from the main Rent a Car center, making the grand total time away from the airport to be 25-30minutes, depening on when the shuttle comes and goes. After returning the car, I saw a lot of people waiting to get on to the shuttle, it seemed as if they had waited for over an hour. \n\nNote: Even after booking at Expedia, once there you will have to pay Taxes, some wierd fees, underage fees (if under 25), and if you want a GPS unit, it is $10 a day. Overall, 2 stars, stressful, but atleast I got to drive a 2011 Mustang which was a car I was considering. If i drove something else, I'd probably give FOX 1 star.
Group - semimonitor


Text - Bland, greasy and uneventful. Had the flautas, got 3 greasy rolled tacos with a sprinkle of cheese, I had to pay extra for the guacamole and sour cream. Absolutely tasteless. Boyfriend ordered the tamale plate.. Tamales were dry and over microwaved. Will not be coming here again that's for sure. Next time I'll have Taco Bell for \""authentic\"" Mexican.
Group - semimonitor


Text - I am completely in love with this shop!  Far and above the best make-up I have ever used!  Ciara was absolutely amazing, such a fun woman!  She helped me find the best products for my skin type and coloring, and even got me out of my comfort zone on a lip color (which I get complimented on every time I wear it!).  I can't wait to go back and finish replacing my make up drawer. \n\nBottom Line:  the amazing staff at Era will go above and beyond to help you find the products you will love, and that will have you looking your absolute best!
Group - avine


Text - My boyfriend and I were really excited to check this place out.  We really love wine, and live downtown so we decided to give it a go, I think it was a Thursday.  We have been to other bars on the block and enjoy the feeling of a bar \""district\"" of sorts.  \nAfter taking 10+ minutes to find a parking space (we should have walked), we were ready for a glass of wine.  Approaching the bar everything looked like a go! The decor was unique to the area and tasteful.  Although it was empty we walked in anyhow without a cover in sight.  We walked out just as quickly as we walked in when the music drastically changed to top 40 crap!  And the two customers in the bar immediately jumped up and started dancing to go right along with it.  Was it an off night?\n\nWe really just wanted a new wine bar, with maybe some jazz and a cool atmosphere.  We were left very disappointed, maybe we will have to try on another night? We didn't even make it far enough to see the wine list...
Group - semimonitor


Text - Treated with complete disrespect. Worst service I have ever experienced.  After waiting to see the manager I was directed to an employee who committed slander towards me very loudly in front of everyone in the store. Then the manager stepped in, spoke robotically without listening and then was incredibly harsh in tone and told me to leave. He said, \""leave, get out, now\"" \n****************Don't go to this store/don't use verizon******************
Group - semimonitor
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I think you're an adorable little thing Tom Colicchio, but Craftsteak was kind of meh.\nI hear the bread they serve was amazing, but my South Beach ass declined.  The service was lovely.  Many of the sides were delish but they all felt so oily, greasy, heavy.  The steak was steaky I guess, the short ribs had that satiny full of fat mouthfeel that kind of weirds me out but tastes amazing, and the bison was the standout.  Note to self - next time order the bison.  The things I liked best about my meal were the salads and the butterscotch mousse.  The space is gorgeous and cozy, but I certainly won't be in any hurry to come back.\n\nAlso, the lady that comes around with the camera, you might just want to send her away.  The pictures she took were awfully blurry and grainy and insanely priced - for that price you'd think you'd get a nice photo.  Sadly, no.