Case: Great food. The service and management were very friendly. And hey, any place with flaming torches is good with me.\nDo the desert!
Classification: reaction


Case: Pure is very nicely decorated inside, and they have a HUGE dance floor! But what is up with this place surrounded with creepers by the moment you walk in? I had a group of girls with me, and they were getting attacked like a piece of meat. They were annoyed, and I had to tell one of the guys to back off. Anyways it's an old club now, and this is a 2nd Tier club for me in Vegas.
Classification: Fijian


Case: I found The Art of Touch through Yelp and took advantage of the $40 intro massage with Tracy.  She helped out a lot. \n\nThe business is in a renovated house that has a great interior. Very friendly staff and I've gone back a month later.  Great massage!!
Classification: reaction


Case: Seamus is a dive hole in the wall. I have been drinking there for almost a decade. Everything is overpoured, and you can fall off a barstool here and nobody will care. I've seen fights break out, been in fights, lost wallets on the walk home, etc. That said... it's my kind of place, just crappy enough to be awesome. I don't recommend the food, but if you want to go out with friends and really tie one off this is the place!
Classification: Fijian


Case: I must go there 4-5 times per week. Food is good, staff is pretty good. Order the Works Crepe - the dressing is insane!!
Classification: reaction


Case: Can I just say...WOW?! This place is amazing!!! After reading the mostly awesome reviews of Lotus, I was eager to try it. I went with about 5 other girls for a bday dinner. We made reservations for dinner, so there was no waiting or anything like that.\n\nFood: The food is delicious. While I do appreciate my go-to, hole-in-the-wall Thai place, \""King and I\"", down the street, I think that the quality of Lotus' food is much higher. Some of the dishes we had (we had a lot, so I don't remember the names of all of them), but red curry with duck, panang curry with tofu and chicken, drunken noodles with sea bass, papaya salad, glass noodles with chicken, crispy rice, and a couple other dishes I can't remember. All of them were delicious. My personal faves were the drunken noodles and panang curry. We also had dessert...mango with sweet sticky rice, and fried bananas with ice cream....yummm! We also had two bottles of wine. It was a LOT of food, and we only ended up paying about $45 bucks each between 6 girls...a pretty good deal, considering how much we ordered, and we were stuffed at the end.\n\nService: The waiter was very attentive. Plenty of refills without asking. \n\nDecor: Nothing fancy, but it has a nice ambiance, moreso than your typical hole-in-the-wall.\n\nLocation: It's kind of in a sketchy part of neighborhood, Sahara Ave and  Commercial Ctr. There are some other restaurants around, like a Korean bbq restaurant. \n\nIf you're looking for fantastic Thai food in the Vegas area, check this place out, you won't be disappointed. I'd come here more often if I didn't live on the opposite side of town!
Classification: reaction


Case: A disaster from beginning to end. Really a couple of eggs and some bacon and coffee simply cannot be that hard to deliver. Needs fixing fast.
Classification: Fijian


Case: First I must disclose that I'm coming from a vegetarian stand point, and would have never chosen this restaurant if it was up to me.  This night, it wasn't up to me so I joined a group of 6 on a Friday night around 7pm.  It was packed and we had about a 20 minute wait.\n\nWe were sat with 2 strangers at the community table, which seemed kind of awkward.  As a vegetarian, I saw one large slab of grill? skillet? and could only think of meat juices touching my noodles.  Sure, I get it, my grilled cheese at another restaurant may be made on the same surface as a burger....but at least I don't have to see it!  \n\nAnywho, my edamame and noodles were tasty for what they were.  The service was pretty attentive and the cook was somewhat engaging (could've been better).  \n\nOverall, it just wasn't my cup of tea.
Classification: Fijian
Classify the following: Meh, slow. No service to speak of way too much $$ for the so so food. I walk in the front door, no one greets us. We didnt know where to sit. It was chaotic. The pastries are good, but I wont be back.