Text - My experience definitely was not favorable, but it was not the worst I've ever had. It's always annoying when I go to the grocery store and it appears there are several associates available, there are long lines (10 min waiting time) and there are several registers that aren't being utilized. The reason I decided to get Yelpy on this occasion is because my experience was with the Store Manager. \n\nThere were long lines, I had 2 items, I saw the manager cashing out a customer, however the light was out at his register, so I asked him if his line was open. The 1st time I asked, he either couldn't hear me or was ignoring me, so I asked again and he replied \""yes\"" (with a tone to his voice, like duh). \n\nThe way he responded gave me a sour feeling about the customer service. I was thinking, since he was so matter of the fact, being that he was CLEARLY open, he should've turned on the light at his register to indicate that he was open and let the patient customers at his store know that he could help the next person.
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Text - This place is nothing to write home about.  Hidden away in a corner of the shopping mall near Decatur and Sahara, one would almost miss it if they weren't already trying to track it down.  As the restaurant is only open till 2pm, if you take too long to find it, you won't make it in time.\n\nWhen we entered the restaurant, we found our table and the waitress dropped off the menu's without asking us if we'd like something to drink.  This would be understandable if it was slammed in the restaurant.  We were one of two or three tables occupied, however, so this with the fact that it took her another 10-15 minutes to return diminished our hopes of an enjoyable meal.\n\nI am one to believe that a restaurant should not be entirely judged on one particular meal alone.  Much like Lotus of Siam, where it is said the Northern Menu is what the restaurant is best known for, the Hash here is supposed to be excellent.  I, however, am not a big fan of hash so I chose to not eat it (as well it was lunch).  The food that we did order (the Peasant Lunch was my choice) was decent but again, a bowl of chili, plain toast and a small cup of strawberries and banana's did not seem to be worth $6.99.\n\nBetween the two Hash House moniker's, I would recommend A-Go-Go.  Forget about the looks of either place...at A-Go-Go, the food is better all around (I don't have to limit myself to one particular type of food) and the portions are huge.  If I want a small, decently cooked home-made meal, I'll go to the 50's Diner on Jones near the 215 or Black Bear Diner on Jones and Tropicana.  Both are much more appropriate choices with better service and decent food.
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Text - CLOSED to the PUBLIC on weekends! Stupid, stupid, stupid! Parents want to play with their kids on weekends. Not attend ridiculously overpriced gift collections. Place is small. Place is unsafe. Parents and staff do not supervise kids. Go to the park instead...it is free!!!!
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Text - This is one of the few great AYCE sushi joints in Vegas that are actually open for lunch! Both of my favorite spots are dinner and late night only! After checking out of our hotel, we had sushi withdrawl symptoms and needed raw fish asap!\n\nIt was already packed right at opening. Luckily for us, there were 2 spots open right at the bar. Cha ching!\n\nThe quality and selection here were excellent. Right up there with the best Vegas AYCE spots. AYCE items include appetizers and desserts also. It was about $21 for lunch which was great. \n\nSushi itself was fresh, rice was made perfectly.\n\nHowever I give them only 4 stars because my favorite 2 spots in Vegas still reign on my list. I felt service was a bit rushed because of how crowded they were. Hikari and Sushi House Goyemon still are my tops.
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Text - Consider this a 4.5 star review... only reason I'm not giving it five stars is because then what would I rate a hotel like the Phonecian?!  \n\nI just arrived back from a week in Arizona last night.  Let me just say I had a blast and would move there in a minute.  Now onto my review... we stayed here because my parents were meeting us out there and they wanted to be close to the TPC Champion golf course.  Generally we are more likely to stay at the Phonecian but couldn't refuse the ridiculous rate of $99-$139/night per room.  \n\nThe resort is HUGE... literally took me ten minutes at least to walk from our room to my parents room.  The rooms are very nice, modern and comfortable.  We had a king size bed that was fabulous with a spacious bathroom, large balcony, walk in closet and separate sitting area with a desk and couch.  \n\nThere is a complimentary fitness center for hotel guests that is OK.  Has three older elipticals, three treadmills, one bike and older fitness equipment.  \n\nThe Willow Stream Spa is worldclass (see my separate review).  I definitely recomend it.  \n\nThere are several restaurants and shops on site which makes it easy never to leave the resort.  Bourbon Steak is here which we did not go to because I live right across the street from the one here in DC.  \n\nThe only drawback is that they don't have free wifi in the guestrooms.  Note- for Presidents Club memebers you can access free wifi in the business center.  \n\nOverall we had a fabulous time and I look forward to returning to the Fairmont.
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Text - To be honest, I don't understand why this place is so busy. Most of the sushi was eh, but some were not good at all. I love nigiri, but I wanted to spit out the tuna because it tasted way too old. The salmon roll was difficult to swallow as well. The service was HORRIBLE! The WORST service I have ever had at a sushi place. All the tables near us had their orders mixed up or the order never came. A huge waste of time when they have an hour time limit for AYCE. The presentation of the sushi was also horrible. They were messy, some had fallen apart, and some of the fish looked like it had been cut with safety scissors. The food is not inedible, but save your money and go somewhere else for much better sushi at the same price.
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Text - After several attempts to eat breakfast at the original San Diego Hash House A Go Go, we saw that there was a location in Vegas near where we were staying (Encore at Wynn).\n\nWe drove to the restaurant and were immediately seated.  It is a fairly large, clean restaurant with stainless steel tables.  The service was excellent and our server was friendly and informative.\n\nWe decided on the Blueberry & Pecan flapjack ($7.95 for one 12\"" fluffy, flapjack) and the eggs, bacon, biscuit, potatoes, & fruit combo ($8.95) to share.\n\nThe flapjack was excellent and one of the best pancakes I've ever had.  It was large, fluffy, light and tasty with all the blueberries.  The server brought me extra syrup when I requested it fairly quickly.\n\nI did see several people order the Man vs Food - Fried chicken eggs benedict $15.95)!  Check this out - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrwiqFMquHc\n\nWhen in Vegas, you must try Hash House a Go Go!  Please see my photos!\n\nXie Xie!
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Text - Great spot, with a Mexican wrestling theme (Lucha Libre).  \n\nThe location is very convenient, easy to find parking, the interior is cool, they have these hanging swings for the 2 seater tables and a mix of leather sofas, and tables throughout the rest of the bar.  Very relaxed atmosphere, a good mix of drinks and the food was probably the best Mexican food I've had in Montreal.  \n\nI've been to Mexico a number of times and this is as close as it gets.  The Nachos were great, I had the ones with Chorizo and steak meat, and the tacos were awesome too.\n\nGood selection of beers, from the typical Mexican variety, to the locals and ones like Stella.  Prices were great, and will be a definite repeat in the near future.
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Classify the following: My sweet lord, this is an abomination. In the short time I was able to bear this rotten place, I heard Twisted Sister. And Bon Jovi. And Extreme. I can't remember the rest because I mainlined a quart of propofol to put myself out of my misery.