Text - I took my family here for lunch yesterday.  The adults had antipasto salads and soup for lunch (minestrone and wedding) and the kids had pasta and chicken tenders.  We had a lot of good food for a low price.  This place is not far from the strip and this local would recommend it to people who have a car on the strip to try it.\n\nThis place is casual and good for families.  Around the corner is the bead shack where you can buy beads and take beading classes too if you want a non-Vegas activity for a day.
Group - nonserif


Text - zzzzz.....you call this a niteclub? We went with a group of ladies to dance the night away. Nothing was happening when we walked in, we were the first people to arrive at 9:30 PM on a Saturday night. Where's the techno trance funk that's being played in the rest of the valley? Seriously, your dj was playing early 80's hits....for the senior citizens in the room....\n\nBartenders have ZERO personality...put some ladies behind the bar -at least let some personality flow besides the booze....geez....talk about stiff dullards.....\n\nLastly, the two stars are for the blue lights and cushiony chairs, oh and the views out the window and balcony. The staff working the room were men without personalities....\n\nwhich makes the venue nothing worth mentioning .....
Group - bitterwort


Text - My experience in this place has always been positive. It may be a bit hard to find at first, as it is tucked away in a Chinatown strip mall, but it's worth the search. I'm always greeted with a smile, my order is taken promptly, and the product is always consistent. It's sort of like shaved ice meets ice cream. It's hard to explain, you kinda just have to try it. There are at least 10 flavors at all times, and then an array of different toppings, ranging from Oreos to fresh cut strawberries. I'm not a fan of the more \""Asian\"" flavors like green tea with egg pudding topping, so I'm happy there's a vanilla and chocolate option for people like me. I've tried this product before at a place called Kuma, but Snowflake is superior in every category (overall taste, topping choices, speed of service, consistent product).\n\nI always hope to see Danielle, as it seems that she's been there the longest and has everything under control. She is extremely professional and personable, and remembers me every time my girlfriend and I come in. It's refreshing to see that level of hospitality from a type of place that typically lacks in that area. I am a somewhat frequent visitor and will be coming back regularly in the foreseeable future.
Group - nonserif


Text - if you're going with 17 other people & need a room you can all fit in, or if you want a hotel that's well connected to two of the hawtter clubs (tao & lavo), then the venetian is for you.\n\nluckily, our room was comped. otherwise, your benjamins are better spent elsewhere if you're simply looking for a fancypants hotel to stay at with your honey. if you must do the venetian, AVOID the venezia tower, where you have to take a couple of elevators & read a bunch more signs just to find your room... NOT good if you're the stumble-home-drunk type.\n\nspeaking of which, did they lay off all the cocktail waitresses to save themselves some money? about 4 of us took up slots in separate areas on several occasions & not once were we offered anything to drink. buuut when we went to caesar's for some last-minute gambling, someone came by within a few minutes!\n\ninstead, it looks... er, smells like they invested the money they saved on some truly awful air freshener. not only did it smell bad, it was *strong* & pumped into every nook & cranny of the casino. i seriously considered donning a face mask & going around fob style.\n\ntheir shopping offerings were ok - mostly stores you would pass by & sigh longingly at. & the check-in area could use a couple of benches so waiting guests don't have to sit on the floor... & passersby don't end up tripping on said guests sitting on the floor!\n\ni really want to like venetian for its cushy, spacious suites & prompt room service (towels in 10 minutes!), but i feel like i can get that at one of the other chi-chi hotels sans getting lost looking for my room.
Group - bitterwort


Text - Now, this is a buffet.\n\nA few weeks ago, I took a trip to Las Vegas for a pharmacy conference, and was craving good quality food for good price. I was already sick of the outrageous prices of food in \""fast food\"" places in the Venetian (having spent nearly 10 dollars on a coffee and a bagel), I was craving good quality food. A friend suggested we take advantage of the lunch prices before 4pm (making it a lunch-dinner pit stop), so I followed them to The Bellagio.\n\nWe paid around 25 bucks, and it was well worth it. There was SO MUCH SELECTION. The meats were great, from the Kobe steak, prime rib, bbq pork, and Mmmm, my fave of the night, BBQ ribs. Also, there was a huge selection of seafood, from the crab legs, shrimp, and all types of fish (sea bass, salmon, tuna, etcera). The fish itself was cooked a bit too much, so it was dry, but after eating the mussels, I was satisified. \n\nThey also had an ETHNIC section, with Chinese and Japanese food. I don't normally touch \""Chinese\"" food at buffets, so I didn't this time, but saw they even carried duck! I tried the sushi bar they had.. they even had HAND ROLLS... which was an okay quality grade.. but man, for a buffet? it was pretty worth it.\n\nMy absolute favorite part of the buffet was the DESSERT. Yes, you're not going to find the best amazing desserts, but the SELECTION was insane. My fave was a hazelnut chocolate mousse cake and the carrot cake. There were cheesecakes, cookies, more cakes, ice cream, sorbet, lemon bars, eclairs, etcera. I had to get a coffee at the end to eat with all my desserts.\n\nService was good as well, as every time I got up, the waiter took my plate away. Also, he was good on keeping my drinks fully supplied, which I appreciated. I just raised my hand, and he came instantly. Good job on the service.\n\nI would have given this place 5 stars, based on the meat, but the seafood was not the greatest, nor the sushi. Nonetheless, probably one of the best buffets I've been to! Next time, I'll go for brunch.
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Text - You never know what to expect here.  We've had some good cuts and some bad, but it seems like the good stylists don't stick around very long.  Today was an ok cut, although the back was pretty crooked.  You get what you pay for here and I'd probably give 3 stars if the review were based on price and cut alone, but when they refused to honor a valid coupon for a kids haircut and wouldn't give me a receipt from the register for my cash payment I left feeling I had been cheated.
Group - bitterwort
Classify the following: My friends and I went to this restaurant as part of our week of Mtl a table. \n\nThis adorable restaurant in the upper parts of Du Parc street is cozy and welcoming. That was a wonderful start!\n\nThe night only got better with the food. Very Mediterranean, these tapas were the perfect size, very reasonably priced and delicious. The mango salad was a winner with very differing tastes of fruit, cheese and greens mixing exquisitely. The tajine d'agneau, the tilapia ceviche, the calamari and more. We were three and ordered 3 tapas each. This way we shared more and experienced a wider variety of tastes. That was one of the keys to this night being great-every dish was strong yet delicate. \n\nThis was an amazing restaurant and I will definitely be going back.