Example: Came here on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Lots of choices for a vegetarian and the prices were right. Even though the place was busy, the service was great, fast and my food was quite tasty. My shrimp tacos were yummy but could have been spicier though given the warning they came with!\n\nI'd definitely come back and I'd have to say that it's better than the other Mexican options in the city.
Class: nonsyllabic


Example: I'm soooo excited and anxious to stop by here on my next vacation in July/August.  It's because I didn't quite get to walk through the entire mall the last time I was here in March/April - and what I did experience, I liked.  This is awesome considering that I'm very picky about my clothing and the fact that I only reached half of the property before it was time to go (tip: don't go to factory outlets with family members who could care less about shopping).\n\nMy favorite store (so far) is Burlington Brands.  Lots of cheap, basic stuff here for men and women.  I purchased two black blouses and one black dress for under $20.  I also like Calvin Klein Women's, since CK is one of my favorite brands.  I purchased two silk tops here with an added discount, due to signing up with the store's free mobile texting subscription.\n\nWhen it came time for lunch, I wasn't too hungry but I had the opportunity to experience Wetzel's Pretzels for the first time ever.  I have to mention that if it weren't for the fact that I was shopping at LVPOS at that moment in time, I probably would never have eaten here and therefore never have discovered how awesome their pretzels are (!!!)\n\nAll in all, four stars for LV Premium Outlets - South.  This is to account for all of the above factors, and also due to the consistently friendly and helpful employees I encountered in every store.\n\nCountdown to my next visit!
Class: nonsyllabic


Example: Known as the Pie and Quiche place at the front part of the Marche.  This place consists of two glass display cabinets stocked up with various quiches and fruit pies with muffins and other baking delights. Also cookies and the real deal (what I come here for) Sugar pies.  The Sugar pie you can get with pecans or without usually $12.95 and they are just divine!  What a Sugar pie should taste like and can serve a hungry dinner table to satisfying delight!  \n\nI haven't tried the quiches as my wife makes them well but they look amazingly good as well!  \n\nA great pace to fill the need for dinner or dessert and many things in between!
Class: nonsyllabic


Example: This review is from January 8 '12 -- 3 of us went here for dinner yesterday. We ordered the veg thali just to get an idea of how the food was. The appetizer we got was the veg pakoda - not very bad, but just ok - pretty bland though. The soup had nothing but ginger in it. We got 2 curries of our choice. Among us 3 we ordered bhindi masala, palak paneer, dal makhni, paneer tikka masala, kadai vegetable and mutter paneer. Other than the palak paneer, nothing was even remotely good. The plain naan was ok. The rice was old. The desert - gulab jamun - was burning hot but was not bad. Service was good, but they definitely need to get a good cook. One star is only for the service. Bottomline is food was very bad and I would never go there again.
Class: unconveyed


Example: Another excellent dinner in our new city my wife and I tried their seasonal tasting menu which was excellent Service was impeccable restaurant was beautiful
Class: nonsyllabic


Example: Well, I accompanied my friend here a weeks ago because his friend had a special happy hour thing going on. \n\nSo in order to receive the happy hour promotional benefits, you had to wear a wrists band based on the person your representing. So I'm thinking, \""Going to get good beer and liquor at good prices!\"", nope. All they did was lower their ridiculous prices down to regular bar prices. Furthermore, not only do they not have any special exotic drinks, but they didn't even have a special house drink nor any drink specials. Not impressed. Also the happy hour wrist band prevents you from having to pay the $10 entrance fee.  *rolls eyes*\n\nIt had a club/restaurant/sports bar atmosphere. Weird combination to say the least but it smelled good. And the waitresses in tight short black shorts were pleasing to the eyes I guess. I guess my main complaint about this place is, it doesnt seem like a place where I am willing to follow their strict dress requirements just so I can have a basic bar experience. If you must go, make sure you have a happy hour promotional thing going on. I personally will just go to the yard house or margaritaville. Or maybe just to johnny rockets or something. West gate has way better selections.
Class: unconveyed


Example: This is our second fav , Hawaiian  style Chinese in Vegas.\n      We had the cold ginger chix,  spicy eggplant with pork, sweet n sour shrimp , dry scallop w / winter melon soup and minute chix with cake noodle.\n        Soup was very bland . Ginger chicken had good flavor, it's poached chix chopped up then covered in a mixture of cilantro,ginger , green onion and oil , served cold .The sweet n sour shrimp was well sweet n sour nothing special.My wifes fav the minute chix wit cake noodles was good . The star tonight was the spicy pork and eggplant. Flavor was spot on . Eggplant was not overcooked and mushy, the sauce was seasoned perfectly and it ws no too spicy.\n            I guess it's depends on who's cooking , tonight I think the seasoning was a little light so overall the food was bland , I been here when the food was better tonight was a little disapointing to me .
Class: unconveyed


Example: I have never been so disappointed by the service in my entire life. I had been to this place once before and it was fine, but the second time around, it was terrible!!! Our waiter was rude. When we ordered a beer, a coke, and a glass of water, he snarkily responded, \""Oh yeah, part-tay!\"" We were there with a person who had a food allergy and we asked him for a suggestion of what he could order, and the watier responded in a very dismissive manner. \""Just tell me what you want to eat,\"" he said. When we mentioned that two of us were planning to share a bucket of chicken, he suggested we go for the large version. Now neither my friend nor I are Jabba the Hutt, so there was no way in hell two people could finish so much chicken. He then forgot to place our order and left without telling us he was switching servers. We had to order again after 30 minutes and when the food did come, it was giant baseballs of chicken and they were thrown unceremoniously on the table on a brown paper mat. There were two measly halves of a biscuit thrown in with the chicken, and when we bit into one of them, we noticed that it had the consistency of chewing gum and realized that it was still raw. We thought that they were apologizing by giving us a discount on the chicken (charging us for the small bucket rather than the large), but after we paid, our waitress realized that she had mixed up our order with someone else's. We were then forced to pay for this disgusting bucket of chicken.  Wouldn't recommend this to even Jabba the Hutt!\n\nhttp://farm5.staticflickr.com/4129/4981059066_371157fce0.jpg
Class: unconveyed
Classify the following: Yes, I am defenitely I fan. I do a lot of traveling and to me it is all about how comfortable you feel in the room. Is it clean? Are the sheets clean? Is the bathroom clean? etc. etc. etc. For the expensive price they are charging on a nightly basis? \n\nAnd yes Mandalay Bay defenitely passed it. The room was clean, we had a beautiful view, our bed was comfy and would defenitley think about staying here again. They had a big convention the weekend I was there but we were able to walk around they have an aquarium for the kids defenitely child friendly.\n\nThe bad thing is location its at the very end of the strip. We had to walk to the castle looking hotel to jump on the train. Other than that defenitly recomend it.