Example: came to vegas for a vacation and heard that the steak and egg tacos were to die for here so decided to give it a try, i was greeted by the host evelyn, no offense but shouldnt you have someone friendly hosting?? she had a face like she didnt want to be there, and as soon as my friends and i walked in she gave us a dirty look, like really?? i wanted to walk out based on that alone!! but i really wanted to try the tacos, we were greeted right away as we sat down by ashley, she was really sweet, we ordered our tacos and some beers, the tacos were AMAZING!! ashley was right on top of our drinks, she was attentive, friendly and personable, we were there to watch the game and i loved the fact that she was getting into the game with us, made the experience more great! shes the only reason why i didnt give this place 2 stars.
Class: slangism


Example: Love it, love it, love it!  Good food, great prices, excellent service.
Class: slangism


Example: We had 4 rooms at the MGM Grand for 3 nights in August.  I should have realized when we had to wait in a long check in line for 45 minutes, that the hotel has problems.  I didn't realize how big.  My mom was in the hospital in Vegas, so I left one day at 7 am and when I returned at 6:30 pm, hotel workers were in my room.  They told me the room above mine had flooded, and they were cleaning up the walls, floors etc.  They showed me my suitcase filled with wet clothes, and that the ones in the closet were wet also,  Some of my St John Knits even had mold on them already.  They changed my room, sent about half the items off to cleaning, (which they later billed me for), and took pictures of my ruined clothes.  It has been three weeks and I have spent over 15 hours waiting in their long lines, or on the telephone trying to find out when they will reimburse me for my clothes.  No one has ever called to apologize.  I got ahold of one person who said my clothes were expensive and they didn't know when they would figure out how this happened, as if it could be my fault that water came through the ceiling.  Horrible experience that could have been better if the hotel management cared at all.
Class: sogginess


Example: I was on a secret mission to come here for the late night steak and eggs deal. It was on my mind practically the whole weekend. I mentioned it to my party a few times who were mostly intrigued, but too lazy and cold to walk there from the Wynn! I wasn't going to let that stop me, though, so I dragged the boyfriend along. \n\nLuckily we were seated right away and our order was taken almost immediately. The food came out what seemed like 5 minutes later which we already knew was a bad sign.\n\nWell first of all, the food was COLD. The eggs, hashbrowns, and toast were good.. edible. I think those components would be hard to mess up. However, the steak was really tough and cold. I had a few bites and decided I'd had enough. My inebriated state couldn't even fool me into enjoying it!
Class: sogginess
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My wife and I had our New Years Eve diner here and we were surprised to find a great restaurant. Great decor good for both intimate dining and business diners. Food was excellent service was great, prices were fine. It's located in he JW Marriott in Summerlin and has great parking. I highly recommend this restaurant.