Case: Arggh!!! I have been to this place so many times and I wonder why I keep on torturing myself! They have decent breakfast, however the service is terrible! (Please keep in mind I'm extremely polite and order in French, since the owners/servers only speak French).\n\nThe atmosphere is dark (really - no lighting). Expect to be there for hours since they are slow.
Classification: romancing


Case: Awesome Customer Service and fair pricing!
Classification: speering


Case: Went straight to Hot N Juicy when my friends & I landed in Vegas last week. I saw this joint on Travel Channel & being a fan of Louisiana  Style Crawfish...it was mandatory that we hit up this place. \n\nThe Crawfish were GINORMOUS & tasted pretty good. Could've used more seasoning, but it was  pretty decent considering the size of their Brown River Crawfish. I'd say the crawfish & the sauce here is tastier than Boiling Crab, but I still like Crab Hut much better. If Crab Hut served these steroid induced crawfishes...I'd be there prepared for high cholesterol. \n\nCustomer service kinda sucked cuz we ordered Calamari, which never came out...even after several reminders. Other than that everything else was great...we will be coming back the next time we're in Vegas & will continue to tell our friends about this place.
Classification: speering


Case: Oh my goodness!  What happened to this place!\n\nIt was so good when I was younger and I was looking forward to eating here again when I last visited in December 2008.\n\nThe soup is bland and not very good and the service was horrible.  The waiters are rude and they don't bring out the right items.  \n\nThere's always a line so they want you out as soon as possible.\n\nApparently they don't need my business.
Classification: romancing


Case: I am in love. Earl of sandwich was recommended to me by a few friends who said this is a must try in vegas. \n\nService: just like any other sandwich place such as subway, or quiznos you order and you pick up.\n\nFood: Oh my... where do I start... I've had earls everyday during my 3 day stay in vegas. Well worth the price you pay, you can see your food toasted and bubbling on the conveyor belt and steaming hot. The bread is one of the major things that makes this sandwich shop golden. You also get one of those buzzers while waiting for your sandwich so you don't have to stand inside the shop when it gets crowded. \n\nOverall: Yes yes yes! This is a must go to in vegas! Personal recommendation is the Earl Club!
Classification: speering


Case: Physicians assigned to this clinic are generally medical students that haven't graduated yet. So their medical knowledge and experience is very limited. In my particular case, my MD completed his medical schooling in the Carribean. I saw a 2nd physician one day when my regular physician could not see me. She was even worse and was clearly not educated or prepared to discuss what needed to be discussed from a medical standpoint. \n\nI was receiveing injections that I could have done at home myself, but my physician would not authorize this. So this ended up costing me about $50 a month what with the medicine and the nursing visit (and this was after insurance). Plus I had to go into the clinic every month, taking time off from work. \n\nAfter going to the clinic for nearly a year, I called one day to schedule an appointment to see my physician and was told he had graduated and was no longer at this clinic. My doctor never even bothered to tell me he was leaving nor transition my case to another doctor at the clinic. Very unprofessional. \n\nOn one visit, they just left me waiting in the lobby for nearly an hour before they called me back to see the nurse. However, during this time I saw many people go in and out and some that were there after me. I also noticed some of the nursing staff huddled together joking and laughing it up, while patients waited outside to be seen. \n\nAnd don't even get me started on the goons that they refer to as security at this place. I was verbally assaulted by one of them when I went in one day for my monthly visit. And have been made to feel uncomfortable by other guards on other occassions. \n\nAfter a year, I just had enough and will find a new clinic.
Classification: romancing


Case: I don't have a lot of patience when it comes to shopping, so I usually avoid used and consignement stores due to the aggravation of sifting through a ton of junk to find anything good.  But after reading the other Yelp reviews of Turn Style and realizing it was right down the street, I decided to check it out and I'm sure glad I did! The store is very well organized by color and by style which made it easy to find what I was looking for, and the fashions were all current.  I walked out with several items of clothing and jewelry without having to spend much time or money. I'll definitely be back to shop, and will probably bring some of my stuff to conisign with them.
Classification: speering


Case: We had the worst time at Hugo's Cellar!  This is the first bad Yelp review I've ever given (just to show you I'm not one of those picky people).\n\nWe got there and were seated.  The sommelier didn't come by for 15 minutes!  We had three people come to our table asking if he had been there yet.  We were not happy from the beginning.\n\nWhen we saw the prices of the meals, it just got worse.  The food was okay.  Not worth the price.  The last two glasses of wine we poured (once we finally were served our wine) were filled with sediment.  The sommelier wasn't sympathetic.  He just said that he now knows not to serve that wine to anyone else.  That's it... no comp or anything.  \n\nI will never go back here!!!  I thank them for ruining my evening on Fremont street.
Classification: romancing
Classify the following: Great experience. Large selection of weapons. Staff is very organized and professional. No wait time even though we arrived mod day on Friday. Highly recommend if this is something you want to try.