Example: I absolutely adore Mon Ami Gabi! The atmosphere is perfect, service is always good and the food is delicious.\n\nMy boyfriend & I decided to have our anniversary dinner here out of allllll the Vegas restaurants simply based on the ambiance. The outdoor seating is the best (hello, Bellagio fountain show!) but be prepared to wait because they only accept reservations for their indoor seating. For such a popular restaurant with an amazing location, the price point at Mon Ami Gabi is totally reasonable. The restaurant falls between a casual/lively/family setting and an intimate/date setting.\n\nThe Pear & Endive salad, Trout Amandine and Classique Steak Frites we ordered were on point. I seriously cannot get enough of their Frites! It's the perfect cross between crunchy potato chips & fries....so addicting. The service was really welcoming & not pretentious at all. I was even surprised to see our waiter open a brand new wine bottle for me at our table when I only ordered a glass of Pinot Grigio...impressive.\n\nBrunch here is delicious as well...I love their Quiche! And if you've ever been curious about Escargot, I would recommend ordering it here only because it's drenched in garlic & parsley...not as scary as one would think ;)
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Example: I had zero expectations for the Titanic Exhibit in the Luxor. I only wanted to go because I was in the midst of watching the most recent Titanic mini-series--season 1 covers everything before the Titanic--so as the ship was actually getting built. And it tied back to a lot of things I saw in the exhibit. \n\nIt takes about 30-40 minutes to get through the exhibit. Along the way, you get to see artifacts that they recovered from the titanic--it's remarkable how well preserved some of these were. And you get to learn about some of the passengers on the ship.\n\nMy favorite parts were the:\n-recreation the 3rd class cabins and first class cabins-so you get a true sense of the disparity in accommodations.\n-recreation of the promenade/deck of the ship with the starry night sky above \n-grand staircase (yes you get to take a cheesy souvenir photo--but the quality of the photograph was so good I coughed up the $20 to get the picture)\n-artificial version of an iceberg--and you can actually touch it to feel how cold it was \n-\""the big piece\""--a huge chunk of the ship's side actually hung up in the middle of the exhibit--a whole room is dedicated to how that piece was brought up and preserved \n-chart in the final room with all the names of the passengers and crew split by class, how may survived and how many died--another thing that showed the class disparity \n\nIt might have been my imagination but the exhibit got cooler (temperature-wise) as you get to parts about the ship sinking. \n\nAll in all, a very moving exhibit. The historical facts were interesting but it was the emotional factor that I appreciated the most.
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Example: This place is a joke. I'm positive that they have a 16 year old girl running this business (i.e. petty and juvenile). Whatever you do, don't give these Jesus freaks your money. \n\nThey canceled my order because they said that I was threatening them. All I did was e-mail them asking about my order, which went unanswered for 3 days. So I e-mailed again, now demanding an answer, or I would report them to the BBB for taking my money and refusing to service me as a paying customer.  Then, when I told them I still wanted the dress, but I wanted them to fix the problem, they refused to sell to me. The manager/owner also refused to speak with me over the phone, leaving her packaging girl to deal with me instead. \n\nI'm willing to bet that these people are BFFs with the other twisted Jesus freaks over at the infamous Amy's Baking Co. (see link) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBSGLVfoJyo  - because they surely share the same view when it comes to customer service. \n\nBottom line, don't give these idiots your money. Sure, some of the dresses are cute, but it's not worth the icky feeling that comes with giving money to self-righteous bible thumpers. \n\nBusiness 101: The Customer is Always Right...right?
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Example: When it came to the actual dr, she was very quick and seemed very distracted, but that alone would not cause me to give 2 stars. The 2 stars is for everything else in the office. When I walked in and was waiting in line, the girls at the front desk were gossiping about patients in the waiting room. They were also speaking about bad and unintelligent other girls in the office were. They didn't even stop when I was standing staring at them. TOTALLY UNPROFESSIONAL. \n\nThen about a month and a half later, I received a bill from the office. I called to explain to them that they had incorrect insurance information and tried to give them the correct. The billing girl, Jenna, stated that she did nothing wrong and had the correct information and that she refused to resubmit the claim with the correct information. I decided to call my self to make sure the claim was taken care of, and was told by my insurance that they did it incorrectly. If I were looking for a dermatologist, I would look else were. Not worth the headache.
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Example: Amazing Eggs Florentine. Friendly staff. Some nice breads. An interesting weekly specials board featuring surprisingly good food combos.  A nice salad bar too!  Did I mention the cakes I try and walk past?
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Example: I haven't been south of TI in the longest time, but I ended up staying at Riviera due to a last minute mix up at the Palazzo *cries*. \n\nFirst and foremost, the door of our suite did not lock. HUGE no no. We requested to have it fixed, but by the end of our stay, our room was STILL open for anyone! What the heck!\n\nThe valet service and check in was mediocre, but I could tell that they were super backed up. I think they have a staffing issue at Riviera. Maybe it's time to call a hospitality consulting company? Gotta keep up with all the new hotels on the strip!\n\nIn general, everything was decently clean, but just for the lock service (or lack there of), I think I'm going to have to give this a one. :(
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Classify the following: My husband and I have dined at City Hall many times and enjoyed it, but this past Saturday (2/15) was the worst experience ever. We go to that particular restaurant because I love the ambiance and the intimate settings. This past Saturday instead of sitting in the restaurant we had to sit outside (which we did not request) at a card table with a padded folding chair. In addition, there were so many tables it made it difficult to have a truly romantic dinner. In addition, the service was way below par than normal. Probably because they added tables but not wait staff. The great service we come to expect at this restaurant was not there. Finally, I ordered the filet and it came out charred and I had to send it back. Finally, City Hall's side dishes are meant to be shared family style. My husband and I ordered the scallop potatoes to share and we were charged twice for the side dish. The reasoning, because there was two of us, even though we told the waitress we are sharing one dish. We had spent over $400 (including tip) and instead of appreciating their customers and delivering quality service, they are more interested in quantity and stuffing people into the most uncomfortable settings.