Case: First store I visited at the Fashion Mall. Love this store! Every departments has the best of best in brands and product.\u00a0 I can get lost for days in this store.\u00a0 Especially love the beauty department. Recently got addicted to the La Mer Brand that they carry. One of the sales ladies was nice enough to give me tons of samples of their eye cream and face cream and I immediately became addicted.\u00a0 Went to the La Mer Counter and was immediately assisted by a sales associate. She was very nice and also introduced to me to some of their new products and gave me generous samples. I really like the service at Neiman. All the sales people seem very knowledgeable and seem to genuinely care about your questions and concerns.
Classification: twisty


Case: While we are still working through the issues of my lease here at Madera, I am very pleased to say that Ovation and Madera Management teams have been very professional and expeditious in doing everything they can to make my three month lease here at Madera more comfortable.  I have to admit that, although it is likely I won't be staying at this property, I will strongly consider relocating within the Ovation umbrella of properties in the Summerlin area.
Classification: freyalite


Case: Sure its gimmicky and very \""cookie cutter\""....but lawrys does deliver a truly delicious and memorable prime rib dinner. For some reason...many steakhouses now do not offer prime rib on their menu....so its always a pleasure to see a restaurant that specializes in this cut of beef. we started off with cocktails(wife had a pinot grigio) and both my son and I agreed the drinks were expensive and not very potent. stay clear of the appetizers--you don't need them. the spinning bowl Caesar salad is all glitz and just truly OK. nothing special. the dinner entr\u00e9e is the star here. My wife got the smallest piece...the California cut....she seemed happy but for $39 I thought it was really truly small. my son and I both had the diamond jim brady cut and both agreed it was melt in your mouth tasty and delicious. the Yorkshire pudding popover is also very good....side of creamed spinach was  just average. Mashed potatoes are fine..they seem to routinely pour gravy on the potatoes..not sure why. no room for dessert. Its pretty pricey here but overall you walk away  feeling it was a positive experience. its a very attractive restaurant..parking is a breeze....service is robotic but fine...if prime rib is your thing ....you must make Lawrys a definite  las vegas stop.
Classification: twisty


Case: By far the worst yogurt experience I have ever had. The flavors all pretty much tasted the same, which is watery and bland. They have good mix-ins, but that far from makes up for the yogurt, which should be the highlight, not the disappointment. \n\nThe staff were not very helpful, either. We were thinking of getting crepes, too, but no one was in the crepe center, and even upon looking around no one asked if we needed help. \n\nI could comment on their prices, but the only way they could make your purchase worth it is if they were giving it away for free.
Classification: freyalite


Case: First - Book a room in the tower - NOT the manor.  The tower rooms are newly remodeled and not all that bad.  Perfect for $24 a night.   The hotel actually gets 3 stars there.   NOTE:  They only give you conditioning shampoo - No lotion - I never pack lotion for fear it will end up all over my stuff.  This is VEGAS - ZERO percent humidity so your skin will be a prune in a matter of hours.  They also gave us only 2 towels for a 2-queen beds.  The housekeeping staff was funny and actually caught us in the lobby as they were cleaning and handed us more towels, probably knowing we were going to call them in a few.  \n\nWhere it loses stars - the lobby, the restaurants, the Adventure Dome.   The lay out is weird too.   It's hard to get anywhere easily in this hotel.   We did have my 4 year old step-daughter with us as we were driving to Utah for a family trip and this was the half way point.  She did have fun in the Adventuredome - but it's really like going to a bad country fair.  Each ride for her size is $4.00 - and if she needed an adult to ride with her (bumper cars & merry-go-round) then we had to spent another $4.00 for one of us go go with her.   You can buy a wrist band for the day - we only had a few hours.  They are $24 for adults and $17 for kids.   The hallways leading from the lobby to the rooms to the casino is filled with little stores that are full of junk.  \n\nIf you're young and single - it's probably worth spending a few more bucks for a nicer hotel more in the middle of the action.  If you're passing through and need a kid friendly place - then Circus Circus is perfect.
Classification: freyalite


Case: I went here for the first time as a part of a Yelp event for new hires. My friend Amanda just got hired so I was especially excited to be able to share the experience with her. We went during the afternoon, and it had a very laid back vibe, which I really enjoyed. I only had a beer and some tacos (which were AMAZING!) so my overall experience was somewhat limited. But in the short time i spent there I was definitely impressed, and will be back very soon.
Classification: twisty
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My first time having Afghani food and I am so glad we tried it.  I typically like Middle-Eastern food and this did not disappoint at all.  I am a vegetarian and the friend I dined with is not.  We both enjoyed our meals.  It was nice to get the free bread with three different dipping sauces as soon as we were seated as we were starving!  The sauces were all delicious.  As a meal I ordered Veggie Kourma Challow (green beans, carrots, turnips, and potatoes sauteed with onions, tomato, garlic, and cilantro).  I will order it again next time as well.\n\nThe restaurant was not very crowded for a Monday night.  There were only two other tables the entire time we dined so the service was very good.