Case: Very luxurious ambiance without the intimidation factor that come with the Cosmopolitan or Wynn casino's.\n\nTons of newer slot machines, table games, and restaurants (see my review for the \""Studio B\"" buffet). \n\nThey recently changed their players club and earning comps seems to be very difficult. Prior to the change, I would play craps for a couple of hours and get a comped buffet for 2 people. Now everything is based on whatever the computer says you should earn for comps. Not sure if this will affect me coming back, but it's worth stopping by to check it out.
Classification: norwards


Case: Their garlic naan is some of the best naan I've had in the valley. Their service was good and their decor was very beautiful. We used a Groupon and the meal was a great deal! We would definitely return.
Classification: norwards


Case: I don't get the hype for this place. \n\nThe sandwiches are cheap, sure, but what do you get? Couple slices of deli meat crushed between two thick loaves of puffy sub bread. When I want a sub, I'm there for the meat - not the bread. \n\nIs it better than Subway? Yes. But most places are better than Scrubway. \n\nPotbelly's is Jimmy John's subs with a toaster oven. \n\nCafe Rio next door is far, far better and only a few dollars more.
Classification: sclerotioid


Case: Just awesome!\n\nOK, the name means \""Mad Beef'. We went there around 6 pm and the place filled up quickly. The food was very good and the service was excellent. I had the steak tartar and grilled tuna. Both were quite good.\n\nLoved the Janis Joplin cover band. They played some Norah Jones which was refreshing.\n\nOverall, this is a nice trendy place. It will get crowded fast and the whole point is to go with the flow and enjoy the crowd & vibe
Classification: norwards


Case: If I could I would give this office no stars!! I was attempting to make an appointment for my daughter who is suffering from Alopecia Areata. I have never experienced such a rude and snobby attitude from a medical office receptionist before. Right away there was an unfriendly tone in her voice when she answered the phone - and when I explained what I was trying to book an appointment for, her response was very snooty and she responded back with \"" well you won't be seen for like 4 weeks.\"" Now I understand that this office may be booking out that long - but there are way more nicer and professional ways to convey this information. I responded with \""that's ok\"" against my better judgement to hang up, because my daughter is in need of medical care. I gave her my info - patient name - DOB - my name and phone number - she asked for our member insurance number and then in a harsh voice \""what kind of insurance do you have anyway\"", I replied that I have blue shield of nevada HMO - and her voice switch to a even more rude condescending tone (if that could even be possible) , and replied \"" Oh no no we do not take HMO's - we only take PPO's  - and even if we did take your type of HMO. you would need a referral first. I told her that I did know that and that we were indeed referred ( and we subsequently we did receive a letter of approval from the insurance)  and the MD office gave me their phone number and said to call them for an appointment. Now this is where I became even more upset - the receptionist then said \""No. No..you do not call us to make an appointment - you have to wait for us to call you ok - we call you - do you understand?\""( why yes lady on the other end of the phone I do understand - I mean I am speaking English to you as well!!!!!) What I wanted to ask her was how would I have known to call or not if I didn't call their office? I did ask if they received some type of fax regarding my daughter,  and without so much as taking a break to look she quickly responded with No they never received anything. Now -  I have worked the front office of a medical clinic before and I've worked in the back office as well, and coming from that experience, I am very well aware that this is not acceptable phone etiquette. I was a bit put off. Then she asks for patient info again as if she never took it down in the first place. After she gets all of that info - and I attempt to ask her about something else - she repeats that I am not to call the office - but I would have to wait until she were to call me. And then the call ended. \n\nI am not accustomed to this type of rudeness from a patients end and nor have I seen this from a medical standpoint. It makes me wonder if all the staff and medical staff are like this. (Since I wasn't given the opportunity to see for myself - I would hope they are not) \n\nI have since made an appointment with Thomas Dermatology - and the staff there was great. They did everything that I would expect from a medical office - asked me nicely and professionally for my daughters info as well as mine, and informed me of their procedures regarding my insurance. This is how a medical practice front office staff should be. Unfortunately, this is not what I experienced with Summerlin Dermatology.
Classification: sclerotioid


Case: Awful.  \n\nMy haircut is lopsided (done by the instructor)! The color is not even close. And they got dye all over my brand new dress.  No one apologized, until I asked for an apology.  The instructor basically said: Well, this is what happens at a beauty school.  \n\nI'm a big fan of supporting schools and realize that everything will not be perfect.  The girl was nice, but this entire experience was unprofessional and very disappointing.  \n\nI will never go here again - and neither should you.
Classification: sclerotioid


Case: I am confused.  I have been here twice and had donuts worse than Copps.  OK, I will try a few more options.  1. Go at 1AM.  2. Go at 4PM.  I don't know whats wrong with me but this place seems overrated.
Classification: sclerotioid


Case: I love their cake batter yogurt.\nTheir toppings are fun!\nThey are decently priced.\n\nSome of the young girls that work there, can be snobby. Especially when they have boys come in and try to \""whoo\"" them.... that seems to be more important than acknowledging any customers that come in.\n\nShape up ladies, you're at work!
Classification: norwards
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is a painful review to write as I have always stood up for The Wynn Buffet. Our experience today has forced me to revise my opinion. We waited for an hour to be seated ( better than the 5-6 hour wait we would have had at The Bacchanal Buffet) and once seated had great service from Sandra (the only stellar thing about the experience). The once excellent high quality beef offerings have become tough dry, chewy and over salted. Where is the Kobe beef that used to be here? For $125 for two (my husband had the $16 all you can drink mimosas, bloody Mary's, beer, etc) the selection of food was so mediocre. For a holiday buffet everything seemed warmed over, salty, bitter, over cooked and even the pizza was rubbery. The best items were the salads and desserts. Thank goodness I love salad and gelato. But $55 for salad and ice cream is just not worth it. Chinese food very salty and meh. Sushi was rubbery. The crab was hit or miss depending on what piece you had. Oysters were ok. The funny thing about this buffet was that I kept going to different stations to try everything, hoping to find a winner. No luck. The final insult came when we were asked by Rhonda to leave as we had been there over two hours and there were people waiting in line for our table. I understand you have to draw the line somewhere but my husband hadn't had dessert yet and it felt so tacky after spending $125. I would not have minded if the beef had been tender and the veggies not over cooked and over salted. Shame on The Wynn. The Bacchanal is really MUCH BETTER. But Vegas is really a zoo this time of year so to really enjoy yourself wait till the holidays and conventions have abated. And avoid the Wynn until they up the quality of their offerings. It is just not nearly what it used to be.