Example: My family has used Tony's before for their cheap and quick oil change.\n\nHowever, I recently took my car there for an oil change and tire rotation. Upon taking the vehicle to another mechanic for other repairs (Tony's is rather pricey), it was discovered that the tires were never rotated, despite charging me to do exactly that.\n\nTony's lost a good customer.
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Example: We knew we had stumbled upon something special when the place was packed full of Japanese-speaking locals within half an hour of opening. They specialize in Hokkaido-style miso ramen. Choice of soup base consists of shio, miso, and spicy miso. Spicy miso isn't really spicy and adds a scoop of ground pork. They use yellow ramen noodles which have a nice chew to them. It comes with a single piece of chashu which is better than most, but for a nicer treat, order the premium chashu. For an extra dollar you can get a large bowl, or two dollars for super-size. Extra toppings such as negi, nori, and menma are available for an additional cost. Prices are reasonable as long as you don't go overboard with extra toppings. Service is decent with a nice ambiance to match.  \n\nWhile not quite as tasty as our fave, tonkotsu ramen, this is the current top ramen spot in town hands-down. Finally a Vegas ramen restaurant worth returning to!
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Example: So... the casino half of this Hotel & Casino is great. (Relatively) cheap gambling, great bars, nice atmosphere. I'd come play here any time.\n\nBut the hotel half? Yikes. Recently \""remodeled,\"" but clearly still inferior to just about everything around. The biggest difference between pre-renovation and post-renovation seems to be the price. \n\nThere is an required $25 resort fee, which is the norm now for Vegas, but to offset that you get \""high speed internet access\"" (normally $14 a day) for \""free.\"" The thing is, \""high speed internet access\"" is about 0.5 Mbps down. But that's okay, for just $20ish more dollars a day, you can speed speeds TEN TIMES AS FAST! ...5 Mbps down. I get that there are lots of guests and many who would like to connect to the wifi, but including WiFi in the resort fee and then THROTTLING it in an effort to make more money is just dirty.\n\nSeriously, I would get faster speeds by tethering my phone and connecting to the LTE it provides. Except... There is no cell coverage. Like, barely 3G speeds. And at first I thought \""Gee, maybe it's just T-Mobile?\"" Except I am here with friends that have both AT&T and Verizon. And here's another weird thing: all of us have full coverage everywhere except here. On the 14th floor of a newly remodeled \""resort\"" on the Las Vegas Strip. \n\nSo we can't use our phones, and the WiFi is unusable (unless we fork over even more cash). This is 2014, and a situation like this is insulting. Holding usable speeds at ransom is despicable.\n\nThe room itself is fine for what it is: a small, basic room. It's a bed to sleep in, a TV to watch, and a shower to wash up in. 300ish feet, a few new-looking fixtures, and a C+ view. At least the A/C is cold. I wouldn't mind hanging out here if I could DO anything while I was here, but at this point I can't even receive phone calls. \n\nDo yourself a favor and only stay here if it is absolutely necessary, or if you don't plan on being in your room at all and just need a bed to land in at the end of the night. The effort put into the recent remodel is appreciated, but at this point the price has gone up to the point that the difference between this and a better casino nearby is negligible and well worth the extra cost.
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Example: Wow no spots on street. Must park in garage. Such full. Very paradox. No parking available. Definitely not wow. Must avoid. Stay away from towne.
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Example: Came here with the girlfriend on a business trip of hers. Room was paid for by company. We got the terrace bedroom. We literally thought it was a suite and it was huge with everything high tech great view with see through hot tub and shower made it a great couples room and living area was spacious with big couch. Service wise throughout hotel was great everybody was friendly gaming was ok not too many options as far as games and slots go
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Example: For a locals casino i really like GVR.  They have a kick ass food court.  Coffee bean, capriotti, and tropical smoothie?  Oh hell yes.  Makes a fat man die happy right there.\n\nThey got a pretty nice movie theatre with an arcade.  and it's right next to district!  And the district is awesome!  I still gotta try out a few of the bars out here though.  (Any takers?) :)\n\nMy only complaint is it's a little far from my home so it's not as convenient but if i lived in henderson this would probably be my new go to spot.
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Classify the following: Went to manny's for Cinco de Mayo. Big mistake! This is not authentic Mexican food! I ordered there version of albondigas soup. All grease. No vegies. Tiny meat balls. Who would serve this to anyone. There version of tamales are frozen heated  in the microwave. This is not fresh homemade food. Unfortunately for them not going here again. Should of went to Garcias.