Example: this location rocks! everything tasted way fresher than other locations
Class: misassay


Example: Yes Indeed I am a Fan of Le Thai. \n\nI find myself finding ways to be near Le Thai on East Fremont Downtown, just in case I get hungry.. I love this little Thai spot. It's definitely a more fused-up style of Thai cooking, hence the 'Le' :] but I love everything about it. I have never dined anywhere other than on the back patio under the mist sprayers, and even in 100+ degree heat, it is really comfortable back there. \n\nWith all the items you would expect from a Thai menus - like Pad Thai and Panag Curry, Le Thai also incorporates some other delicious flavors.  My personal favorite is the Spicy Eggplant with Shrimp. It's. Really. Delicious. \n\nThe only thing that I find is difficult for me to grasp is they're spicy seasonings. I can handle, and do enjoy some heat in my Asian-Style favorites, but the spice is often not consistent at Le Thai. I usually get a '4' out '5' when they ask for a preference in spice level.. Sometimes it's perfect, and sometimes it's not spicy at all, and then other times I can't even eat it it's so hot.  \n\nI have been told that they use 'Ghost Pepper' (look it up..its a really HOT pepper,) on the hotter end of the scale. This may be why it's sometimes hard to handle. The remedy for me, has been to order a level 3 and spice it up with the peppers and chili sauce they bring to the table. Then it's perfect for me every time. \n\nIf you haven't tried it, and love Thai Food.. I think you will be very happy with Le Thai. Everything is fresh and the staff is great and the prices are right. See you there!
Class: misassay


Example: Came here for late night munchies and ordered some Japchae.  Not only was the food overpriced (more than $10 for asian food!) but my vegetarian Japchae was excessively oily and gross.  I tasted my friend's tofu soup and it wasn't that great either.\n\nThere is probably much better Korean food elsewhere in the Vegas area.  Next time, I'll pass.
Class: outplod


Example: I'm really hoping that \""Breezy\"" is no longer working here. I found her on Groupon for a great deal on eyelash extensions. Even though I didn't really need them, it was Valentines & I wanted to do it up big. I had them done a few times before w/ other stylist & they were beautiful. Breezy on the other hand, cut my natural lashes halfway off & I had to return 3 times in one week because they kept completely falling off. When I realized the severity of my real eyelashes completely chopped, I called her & she just said she's almost sure they'll grow back! Ladies beware! If u really need them I would definitely do more research!
Class: outplod


Example: Brenda revamped my whole look with swift precision and dauntless commitment to her vision of my hair.  I went from a bleached out blond to a natural highlighted platinum sophisticate.  I recommend Brenda at Hair Touch Studio for any correction or color/skin matching hair processing.
Class: misassay


Example: I usually go there to watch NFL game on Thu. Almost same table every time. Servers are friendly and they know your order in advance. Food is OK, just bar food. One thing, onions rings seem to be too much greasy and flavorless. Compared to other Zipps in the valley, this is the best I've seen so far.
Class: misassay


Example: I've eaten good gyros, so-so gyros, bad gyros and this trash.\n\nMeat is burnt and salty. I doubt is actual meat. Onions smell too much and its impossible to eat the thing with your hands because of the size of the serving basket.
Class: outplod


Example: Friendly staff. Way, way, way overpriced. Eggs were dry and potatoes not homemade. For 10+ $ for breakfast they need to step up food quality 1000%. Staff was very attentive though.
Class: outplod
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Let me start by saying that I know that this is not a common occurrence (or at least I hope not), but why risk it?\n\nI recently stayed at The Hotel with a friend, and had several thousand dollars worth of personal items stolen out of our room by a person who had a key to the room. The safe in the room was not working, so we were unable to lock up our items. \n\nThe hotel staff were not helpful and treated us like a burden rather than like a customer. They were unwilling to give us any helpful information, or to even give us a copy of our voluntary statement until we asked for it in front of police officers (the Las Vegas police by the way, are amazingly helpful and friendly). The hotel is claiming that they did nothing wrong because their computers show that the door was not left open, and that the room was only entered with a guest key. Right! We must have stolen our own stuff! That makes so much sense!\n\nAnd, forget getting any help from their risk management department (the group that does the investigations). We've called so many times and have received so much conflicting information about when our investigator will be in the office, or when they will call us back. And when we HAVE been able to talk to them, it's basically \""We've done nothing wrong. You should have done x, y and z. And finally, we are only able to provide details or do a deeper investigation (looking at video surveillance) at the request of the police.\""\n\nThe rooms are nice, but there are other hotels with similarly nice rooms, that have a better location, and treat their guests well. And do you really want to stay at a hotel that can't keep track of who they give their guest keys to, and risk having someone other than yourself and your travel companion(s) be able to enter the room?\n\nI hope no one else has to go through this. I almost never do online reviews, but I thought it was really important for people to know this story. Happy vacationing!