Case: OMG this place is da bomb - the food was amazing - very flavorful and fresh and the prices are great - I have dietary issues and they were very helpful (making my black pepper chicken with gluten free garlic sauce instead of the regular sauce) the owner/ chef came out to the dinning room as we finished our meal and we had a chance to talk to him for a bit - he even explained how he makes one of his sauces to my daughter who is in culinary school and encouraged her to keep on cooking. The waitress was very sweet and helpful - including getting gloves and showing my daughter how to properly properly wrap the spring rolls in lettuce and mint for maximum flavor. All in all we were very pleased with both the food quality and the service. We arrived rather late only a half hour before close and at no time did we feel like they were rushing us out the door so that they could close up.
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Case: I've been a longtime loyal customer of this place (2005). My husband and I just called to order delivery and the girl that answered the phone hung up on him. When I called back she told me \""that wasn't me, it must've somebody else. \"" When I spoke to the \""manager\"" he said they weren't delivering tonight.  On Super Bowl Sunday.  A wing place.  Not delivering.  Ok. I don't need to spend my money there.
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Case: Teeny tiny portions.  You need to fill up on the bread because there's no fish on the plate they bring you.  Too pricey for what you get.
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Case: Where do I begin.  How about the 90 minute line while I waited with 60-70 others to check in.  Only 3 people open at the front desk, which had stations for 15 employees.   Or the elevators - in the whole week, only 3 of the 8 elevators were in operation.  None were broken, the hotel is just cheap.  10-15 or more minutes to get an elevators most of the time.  Or the pool - which isn't actually a pool one could relax in - it was over 104 degrees every single day yet NO SHADE.  you could \""rent\"" an umbrella - for $300 PER DAY.  I am not making this up.  The Cabanas were for rent also, $675-$995 PER DAY, depending on if it was the weekend.  But $300 per day for the shade umbrella???  Please!!!!!\n\nAbsolutely no chairs or benches anywhere on the property, inside or out; no place whatsoever to just sit and relax and read or anything.  Enormous empty sprawling space insdie and out - with nothing.  Apparently they want to force you to stay in Casino or one of the several horrifically expensive restaurants.  \n\nNo prices on ANYTHING.  This includes the couple of \""gift shops\"" selling toiletries, soda, water, candy, cards, magazines, all the usual stuff.  Not a price on a single thing, not even a pack of gum.  You had to ASK price of every single thing.  Of course, when a $2.99 bottle of water costs $5.50, it's  small wonder.\n\nWhich brings us to the Mini Bar.  It was MAGNETIZED, so that if you even moved something aside, you'd be charged.  So could not use the refrigerator at all.  \n\nLocation is AWFUL as well. It's not only at the end of the \""strip\"" - the next place is more than a mile away.  You are stuck in the middle of nowhere with absolutely nothing to do, no place to sit, unless you pay the $300 daily fee for the pool since  shade is pretty important when it's 105+ degrees.\n\nSignage is unbelivably bad.  Almost impossible to find your way around.\n\nNo information offered on things like the light rail/monorail which we could have taken into 'town' had we known about it.  \n\nI could go on.  And on and on.  You have been warned.  STAY AWAY FROM MANDALAY BAY
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Case: I was trying to find things to do with my mom that didn't involve shopping, slot machines or gastronomy in Las Vegas. As much as I enjoy a bargain purchase at the outlets, a shot at Megabucks and a decadent dessert, sometimes laid back, free fun is the way to go. \n\nThen came the Ethel M Chocolate Factory and Cactus Garden. We came here during the holidays (December) and the cactus garden is lit up brilliantly. This is no sophisticated lighting and it's not exactly majestic like we're so used to in Vegas. But the night was delightful. The multicolored lights over the cacti and the blow up Christmas decor was pleasing. Walking around, watching little kids getting excited by the simplest of pleasures and spending time with friends and family with a backdrop of multicolored lights and nature was quite therapeutic. \n\nOf course, the experience is compounded to the Ethel M factory and store. Where free chocolate discs are provided, ice cream can be bought for your pleasure and there's a whole M&M store with funky M&M related items. \n\nAll in all, a fun experience for a low-key holiday night.
Classification: correlate


Case: ahhh, honey bear's.  i'm not sure where the name comes from, but i am sure the food is DARN GOOD.  the meat is ridiculously tender.  the sauce is good, runny, but good.  somehow i end up consuming a couple tubs of it without realizing.\n\nthe proportions aren't very big, for the sandwiches or the sides, but i guess you can argue that it helps you to not over-eat.  prices are pretty fair though. and again, the taste...mmm...\n\nthey cater too, which is pretty amazing when you show up somewhere and it's buffet honey bear's time!
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Case: The owners Dave and Jeff are what make this place so awesome! Best customer service you will ever find. Great smoothies and excellent quality product that is affordable. Been a long time customer since they opened in 2006.
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Case: Waited and hour for average food. Or maybe my expectations are a tad bit high for a celebrity chef...
Classification: Marattiaceae
Considreing the above, classify the following: Loved this place!! Def something worth checking out. Great architecture, and the layout is very creative as well. There are 5 studios of art to check out and all of them were nice and very interesting.. and only $3.50 to get in and walk around! nice cheap way to beat the heat for an hr or two!