Example: Marquee is true to its name. This is the preeminent club in Las Vegas. I'd been to Pure at Caesar's and Mix at Mandalay Bay; yet, neither of them could hold a candle to Marquee at the Cosmopolitan.\n\nThe casino itself is eye candy. Walking past the stunning colored glass inside Cosmopolitan got me pumped up for what to expect at Marquee. On a Monday night around 9:30, I was there early for a private party before Industry Night kicked into full swing. \n\nA lot of Yelpers lamented about the price of drinks; hells bells, y'all, it's Vegas! What did you expect? Make a reservation for a table, order a bottle of Belvedere and just enjoy the ride! I was lucky enough to be here for a vendor event, so I never saw a tab, but can definitely say bottle service is the way to impress a lady.\n\nThat being said: show up to Marquee dressed to impress. You'll want to look your finest at this leading establishment. Gazing out over the balcony at the Sunset Strip in a cocktail dress and black suede pumps I felt ever-so-posh.\n\nAround 11 p.m. the club was starting to pack out and I made my way over to the elevators. I was alone in Vegas since this was an event for work, and one of the hosts asked me why a girl like me was out at night by myself. When I explained I was in town for a conference, he gave me his card and said if I needed anything while I was in town to give him a call.\n\nI was so impressed with the gentility (dare-I-say chivalry) of this kind host that I'll go ahead and give him a shout out: you are awesome Derrick! \n\nWhen I left Marquee the line was almost 1,000 people deep! I was in awe of my VIP treatment and am already looking forward to going back. Hopefully next time, I can enjoy Marquee to its fullest without having to get up and go to work the next day!
Class: branny


Example: Perhaps this is authentic Chinese food?  IF Chinese food tastes like lead mixed with funk, then this place is as real as it gets.\n\nI don't want to be harsh, because the service was quick and reliable, but the food really missed the mark..  I couldn't brush my teeth quickly enough.\n\nDon't do the dumplings, don't do the fried rice and don't do the crispy chicken and chiles.  Since that was my experience, that's really the only advice I have.  Oh, and bring some mints and Pepto.
Class: upburst


Example: I was dragged here the second time after eating the worst burger ever the first time (dry and hard to swallow).  I went to watch UFC which thank god it didn't cost anything.  My friend ordered something that was so small he ate it in 2 minutes and was still hungary.  I ordered a steak sandwich that was mostly bread.  So yeah, the food stinks and is outrageously priced.  And a whole other story is getting screwed out of a table, they must cater to their enormous regular crowd, NOT!
Class: upburst


Example: Had the chicken fried steak with eggs up and biscuits.  The steaks batter has a good seasoning on it and was fork tender.  The potatoes are coated with the Egg Works seasoning that they sell in jars.  The potatoes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.  The biscuit was the star of the show today.  Soft and flaky, but not dry.  The real butter is served in small individual plastic tubs that sit on the table, so they are room temp and the butter just acts like a frosting on the biscuit.  Excellent breakfast.  The staff is very friendly and they know how to serve breakfast professionally.  I can see why there are 4-5 of these places in Vegas and they are all packed with customers.
Class: branny


Example: Stopped in today for lunch after learning Taqueria Los Parados has closed. We tried the Italian sub with pasta salad and the eggplant parm with garlic knots.\n\nEh! I make a better sandwich at home. Plus, the bread was soggy from too much oil and vinegar. The eggplant was tough and the sauce was very acidic. Pretty disappointing. I'll stick with Siena Deli on West Sahara for my Italian deli fix.
Class: upburst


Example: I stayed at the Mirage last week for my first trip to Vegas. It's a beautiful hotel and it's in the PERFECT spot. I love the part of the strip where this hotel is located. You're right in the middle of everything. They have a great pool, the \""Secret Garden\"" is a cute little activity (not worth $15.00 but it's cute). They have great service, everyone is super friendly and helpful. They have lots of food options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their club 1 Oak is SO MUCH FUN, especially on a Saturday night!!! Wow, it's what partying in Vegas looks like in movies, it's amazing! I enjoyed my stay at the Mirage and would definitely stay there again!\n\nCan't forgot my FIRST impression of the Mirage, when you walk in, you get hit with this amazing smell, I don't know what type of air freshener or whatever it is that they spray or have circulating in there but it smells SO good, it's like stepping in to heaven. Loved that.
Class: branny


Example: I'm so happy I found this place! I moved to AZ almost 3 years ago and have been searching for a great stylist since then. After reading reviews here, I scheduled a cut with Deanne. She did a great job, listened to exactly what I was asking for, and was very friendly. The atmosphere of the salon is also awesome. I was welcomed with a delicious cup of Aveda tea and had a great scalp massage. My cut was $45 (including wash and style) which I thought was very reasonable. Highly recommend!
Class: branny


Example: Does anyone in Madison consider this a great Mexican food location? Both of my experiences at Pedro's have left me disheartened. They go a little something like this:\n\n1. Thursday night. Friends invite me for inexpensive margaritas. Am   approached by a girl who wants me to go out with her father standing 10 feet away, who ironically is the least creepy of the crowd looking to enjoy cheap tequila. Implementing Gym Rules, i.e. baseball cap and hoodie upon my next visit post 9pm.\n\n2. Wednesday evening. Dinner with a friend. Server who may or may not go on living if she stops texting, poor quality food and terrible lighting, which is imperative unless practicing G.R. (see above.)\n\nBeing a girl from the southwest, I have had a great fajita or two in my day. If you are feeling rebellious and decide to go despite the many poor reviews, know this: Mexican food is great, and this is nowhere near that.
Class: upburst
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Cupka's II has had a handful of chances to impress me, and I've yet to leave satisfied.\n\nNow, it's a bar, so I don't expect much from the food, but no matter what you order, expect nothing less than a greasy mess on a plate served up by a waitress who seems miserable.\n\nThe few positives regarding the food? The cole slaw on the side is actually really good...and I like their honey mustard. I'm pretty sure that's it. Note that my favorite things about their food is the sides? Yeah...that should say enough about their offerings. Fresh-cut fries seem like a great idea, but they're way too greasy to enjoy. The grilled chicken sandwiches are so greasy, you may as well just order deep fried chicken. Again, I understand that it's bar food, but all of the grease and butter just makes everything on your plate taste the same. I've never ordered the same meal twice, but my taste buds would laugh at me if I tried to tell them otherwise.\n\nEven if the food was awful, they could still bring me back with good service, right? Right...unfortunately, that doesn't exist at Cupka's II, either. Yesterday's waitress did a good job dealing with our large group, but she just had no personality and didn't seem to want to be there. Sadly, that was the first time that the service was decent, but it was hardly good enough to bring me back. Usually, the amount of time it takes to place your order or get your drink refreshed is way too long. Perhaps it's because I've only sat in their outside area, but when their outside seating is the best part of the place, it's a shame to have the food and service ruin the experience.