Text - Went here while on a business trip for dinner with one other person.  We originally were headed to a nearby different restaurant, but the wait was going to be too long so we decided to try it out.  I believe it is a new place.\n\nWhen we walked in, I asked if they were open.  There were only two people in the whole restaurant.  I was so hungry I decided to stay though.  Besides, sometimes the crowd isn't always right, and also this looked new so we decided to give it a shot.\n\nWe had the beef carpaccio appetizer, which was actually pretty good.  One thing I will say is that there were a couple of pieces that were turning grey/brown.  I know this does not indicate terribleness, but a good restaurant will make sure they are all deep red.   We stayed away from those pieces.\n\nThe soup of the day was some sort of chicken and what seemed like small matzah balls.  It was ok.\n\nI had the Chicken Cacciotore.  It was ok, but the chicken pieces were not that great, and had probably been frozen for a long while before being served.  Also, the pasta sauce was much thinner than I expected.\n\nNot a single person came in during the whole time we ate dinner.  The server was nice enough.  They had what looked like a good bar, but I don't know who would drink in an empy place like that.  I was underwhelmed at the dining experience, and I feel sorry for that place.  Their location isn't all that great either.
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Text - hMm I think the word is....unimpressed.\n\nWe should've taken the hint when this was the only restaurant in Vegas on Saturday night that had reservations available for 8 PM.  But nonetheless we were amazed at our luck and we thought we were so clever to find such a beautifully decorated restaurant at Wynn that people hadn't discovered yet.  \n\nThe seared scallops were very delicious.  But it pretty much ends at that.  I had like, a seafood pasta or something.  We had the duck pate mousse which was good but the liver taste was a little too livery.  It was that unmemorable.  I remember it was not horrible but nothing extraordinary either.  \n\nThe most memorable part of our night was when the alarm went off!  Yeah! Strobe light and blasting alarm noises for 20 minutes!  That is exactly how I want my $70 spent on a Saturday night dinner!!  Okay let's be real that's an extraneous factor.  But if I were running a restaurant, I would be extremely apologetic for such an incident and try to make it up to annoyed guests.  Free glass of house wine, free dessert.   Or maybe just an, \""I'm sorry for an interruption to your dinner.  We are doing the best we can to fix the problem.\""  Nope, the waiting staff was perhaps even less friendly than before and shrugged off the incident as if it is your fault you picked this day to come.  Come on, most of the tables weren't even filled they should be fighting to keep the few patrons there.  At most, I would just come back and order the scallops....to go. \n\nI am taking my $70s elsewhere, thank you very much.
Group - farce


Text - This place must be closing. There is No obvious or available management. They are the rude \""stodgy\"" type of staff that you would expect for lack of management.\nI've checked into maybe 500 hotels?? At least?? 3 continents. I Never felt such a high amount of tension being a customer checking in between myself and the hotel clerk Chin. This is Vegas! I just got Married yesterday! I even tell that to the clerk. He is unaffected. It's $46 and he wants valid ID and CC! I left my ID in my car, faaaarrrrrr away for self park BTW.\nNonetheless. This is the Walmart of the Vegas Strip. It was a Groupon. I'm learning about Groupon and whhhhhy businesses hire Groupon to promote them. Cause they have POOR hospitality! Poor Service! Room seems clean so far but I paid for a Strip view and got a parking lot. Chin says I can switch rooms Tomorrow, after I've \""settled\"" in. Bottom Line\u2122 Keep your expectations low! \nPs , they charge a Very high \""resort\"" fee, REGARDLESS of the \""resort\"" being closed!! I'll never be here again.\nUPDATE: we were given 2 keys and 1 doesn't work. We had a Very far walk to the hotel desk.\nUpdate: I received a message from an employee named Anthony K. of Treasure Island that said and I quote \""Clearly given your appearance and the way you conduct yourself, you're white trash. I guess you're too ignorant and stupid to know better. It's times like this where I feel sad because pond scum like you exist; you know that gross-annoying shit you get at the bottom of your shoe? Ya, that's you. Rat-vile.\""\n\nI feel this message is perfectly reflective of the service Treasure Island employees provide to their patrons. One day when it closes, we can all read this review and understand why.
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Text - I'm reviewing their service department: \n\nI've been twice, now, and both times I was very satisfied with how informative and attentive the service reps were to my concerns talked me through the issues occurring with my car. \n\nNow, my previous statement is significant because, before my Volvo, I drove a Saab. A Saab!!! As much as I loved that car, my Saab was a fussy, finicky, brat of a car that was always busting my bank account with huuuuge repairs, so I tend to have major anxiety in dealer service lounges. I've been known to froth at the mouth, wring my hands, have anxiety attacks, and generally display all the worst of my neuroses and make a case for myself as world's most miserable person when I deal with service reps. So far, these folks are champions at taming the dragon that is my car-repair-crazy. \n\nThe service waiting lounge has free, secure, wifi, which means I can actually get some of my work done while waiting, and has snacks (SNACKS!!!!!) and pretty decent, although kind of high tech (which means almost Jennifer-proof... Hey, if it's not Apple, I don't know), but it was good! And, also, while I wait, I can browse and drool over the the new Volvo wagon (what I want to drive when my car grows up).
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Text - OMG, I love this place!  I can't say enough good things about it.  I always use their coupons and I get the absolute best deals.  Anywhere else, I would be spending 20%-30% more.  Plus, their food is phenomenal - great quality and the pre-prepared stuff is to die for.  So glad I found this place!!
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Text - Their bathroom is the filthiest I've ever seen. I'm not exaggerating. The toilet looked as if never cleaned. Same with the urinal, sink and floor. As far as the food goes what's the big deal about this place? Fries are tasteless, greasy and I suspect cooked in old oil. Burgers not made fresh, how this place wins awards is a mystery to me.
Group - farce


Text - Love the chicken chipotle pizza along with the stuffed pizzas.  There are at least three or four appetizers that are top notch as well.  This place is always crazy crowded, but the food is excellent.
Group - structured


Text - I like this theater.  I have to admit that I make an effort to go during the first showing or during the week.  I miss a lot of the \""culture\"" that is present in the other reviews.  I find that the employees are very welcoming and friendly, the building is well maintained and the theatres/bathrooms are clean.  Also, the dollar drink cup is a nice value.  \n\nThis is FYI only and has nothing to do with the review; Shutter Island was a good film.  I liked it almost as much as the book.
Group - structured
Classify the case below.
I rented a Passat wagon from Thrifty Car Rental for use during a medical conference.  On my way to the Phoenix Mayo conference, the temperature outdoors was 88 degrees, but the fan on the car would not work to blow outside air or AC.  My wife offered to drive the car back to the rental site, but Thrifty refused to allow this because I had rented it; in fact, in the beginning, they even wouldn't discuss the car with her, saying I had to leave my conference to talk to them.  The site was one hour from the medical conference, and they were not open outside of the hours of the conference.  Thrifty said the car was usable, so they were unable to be of any assistance.  Thrifty's rates might be a little less sometimes, but the inconvenience and lack of customer service makes their rates costly.  \n\nWe rent cars frequently.  Enterprise has had the best customer service and comparable rates.  Thrifty will never get my business again;