Example: wow!  i ate here 4 hours ago, and i'm still completely stuffed.  i love all-you-can-eat sushi, but this place is no todai.  amazingly fresh fish (especially my favorite - saba, aka mackeral), creative rolls, and friendly but not overbearing service.\n\nmy family and i had the following:\n- poke tuna \n- sake (salmon)\n- hamachi kama (yellowtail collar)\n- shrimp and veggie tempura (their veggie tempura includes purple yam!)\n- garlic tuna nigiri\n- 808 roll\n- tiger roll\n- triple crown roll\n- gator roll\n- agedashi tofu\n\nand there are actually a few others but i can't even recall what they all are.  again, everything was absolutely fresh and tasty.  plenty of parking as it's off-strip and in a strip mall.  the price is $24.95 per person, but for all that we had (and for the quality) it was worth it.
Class: smallmouth


Example: Yolos is one of my favorite places to eat in the world.  Maybe it is because it is always the first place I go to when I get to Vegas so I am excited and in a great mood but every time I go there there food is great, it is at reasonable prices and the service is quick.  Not a fancy Vegas restaurant by any means but if you are looking for a quick sit down dinner with good food and drinks at a good price Yolos is the place.
Class: smallmouth


Example: This is a Dinner review - \n\nused a restaurant.com coupon \n\nI admit, i'm a HHGG breakfast fan though the last couple trips were slight letdowns. As to Dinner - definitely not a fan. \n\nTook my daughter and 3 of her friends. Entrees included a couple salads - caesar and some, sort of chicken. Chicken n biscuits and i had the chicken n waffles. \n\nService was painfully slow. I was ticked about putting us at a table at the bathroom entrance when the restaurant was less than 1/2 full. \n\nThe food - about the only highlight - the pre-meal biscuits 'n honey. my waffles had the texture of being pre-cooked and then over-warmed in the microwave ! \n\nSad to say, HHGG is stricken from the rotation !
Class: tusche


Example: The plumber did not show up on two consecutive days when scheduled.  Did not take or return my calls until the end of the second day.  The office was no help and claimed it did not know the schedule of the plumbers, as unbelievable as that is because you schedule through them.  Had one very incompetent plumber who wanted to charge me a few thousand dollars for repairs that were not needed.  I went to another plumber and had the repair work done for a couple hundred dollars.
Class: tusche


Example: Good beers on tap and very good service.  Lot's of food for the price
Class: smallmouth


Example: I used to love this buffet. My daughter and son-in-law had their wedding reception there when it first opened a couple years ago. But it is not the same place any more. I ate there the night before Thanksgiving. The food was either too salty or too sweet. Most of it, except for the salad veggies, was inedible. And the horrible duf duf music was too much. We asked the manager to please turn it down but he refused. He just simply didn't care.\n\nWhat was particularly shocking was the oversalted Asian food. Asian food does not need to be oversalted. I tried three desserts and all were so sweet I simply couldn't eat them. \n\nIf you want an elegant dining experience with excellent food and a staff who cares find another buffet.
Class: tusche


Example: BoSa is in Scottsdale! They just opened today...we sampled a dozen at work this morning and they are delicious.  The glazed is so very tasty and the texture is much more substantial than the Krispy Kreme glazed, but still very light.  I also tried the apple fritter (like another review commented, crispy outside, light and fluffy and apply inside) and the Boston creme...this is my measure for all donut places.  It was very, very good.\n\nThe new location is at 7444 E McDowell Rd.
Class: smallmouth


Example: Major Disappointment! \n\nSecond-rate customer service began right at arrival while we were checking-in. We waited patiently to be helped, and when we were finally able to check-in, we were faced with an unfriendly welcome. Our condescending guest service agent rudely interrupted other agents and guests while she was still assisting us. \n\nOn our way to the room, we noticed the white exterior walls badly needed a new paint job. Not only was the exterior an atrocity, but the inside of the room had tears in the wall paper, and unfinished/missing trimmings on the wall. The size of the room and bathroom was decent considering the large balcony over-looking the Scottsdale Mall/garden. The bed; however, was impressively comfortable. If you're looking for a loud pool party, this is the place to be all weekend. Good luck getting in though, the line is outrageous! \n\nThe only saving graces I found in this place was the Skybar, and Red Room. We wandered in for a drink at the Red Room on Saturday night and were thoroughly impressed by the acoustic cover band playing that night. On Sunday night, the Skybar transformed itself into a french themed night titled Pere Lachaise. The DJs were two of the best I've heard in a long time mashing up 90's to current hip-hop, classic 80's, and some house. Since I can still visit these two bars without checking-in, I will remember to keep it that way for the next time I need to stay in Old Town Scottsdale.
Class: tusche
Classify the following: The best mediocrity money can buy--that's the only way I can describe Showstoppers.  This is definitely an ego piece for Steve Wynn, producing a show for his own exclusive pleasure without any regard for Vegas demographics or the taste of Vegas show-goer's.  I am not a Broadway neophyte, yet I found the choice of material puzzling, if not obscure.  The talent is at a high technical level, but the cast lacks charisma, and the show lacks charm and humor.  The show would have been considered old and dated 25 years ago, and consists very much the sort of material I have seen in high school Broadway reviews.  Showstoppers would be very much at home on a cruise ship, but it is an anachronism on a Vegas stage.  Given what Le Reve has to offer next door, the ticket prices (close to Le Reve's) are scandalous.  The show will appeal to the 60-plus crowd, which is exactly the Vegas visitor demographic that has been dwindling in numbers over the past few years, so it will have difficulty finding an audience--I couldn't imagine recommending it to anyone, other than a Broadway buff in their 70's (and I only know one person who fits that description).  Steve Wynn has proven that he knows a lot of things, but with Showstoppers, he has proven that he is completely out of touch with contemporary entertainment tastes.  Given the demographic to which it will appeal, the show stands a chance of success if they cut the ticket price in half (with a further 50% discount if you show your AARP card), have a showtime of 5 pm and throw in the buffet for free.  It's a shame that in a town where a really new and exciting show would be welcomed with open arms, the man who can have any show he wants decides he wants a dusty old Broadway review.