Case: I feel sad to write this...but Vincent needs to improve things or his place will be only a past memory.  I'm ok with that based on the dinner I had there recently.\nThe restaurant was packed...but with people who had Groupons...I only wish I had because my dinner would not have been 177.00.  Too much for a weak and sad plate of out of date food.\nWe had the Foi Gras, small portion and so/so:(...Duck chimichangas they were decent. The wild boar was a tiny serving...we were fine with that because it was tough and difficult to chew.  It was accompanied with a hospital style vegetable medly of green beans with carrot shreds and minute white rice.  We also had trout..it was covered in a heavy white sauce (French) and had the same veg medly and white rice...seriously like the hospital food...or a big banquet service.  It was edible...but not great...We each had a glass of wine.  No dessert for us...it was hot in there and the arches and decor reminded me of a taco bell.  I wouldn't even go back if it was a free meal:(
Classification: Germanify


Case: I went to this shop because one of my tire got nailed it. I brought my car and I just wanted to repair it instead of replacing with a new tire. The two of workers looked at the tire which was nailed it, they told me that i must buy a new tire because the tire was not repairable. I asked them to check if there was air leak on the tire or not, however they ignored my request and gave me the price for a new tire. I was unhappy with their attitude so I brought my car to American Discount tire company. What they just did was spraying water on the spot that was nailed and the worker found that there was no air leak, so he pulled out the nail. \nI used to go to Firestone when I was in California because of their good service. However, this place is the place that I will never bring car again
Classification: Germanify


Case: This was my slogan for the Imperial Palace: \""It's like Caesar's Palace, but minus the class and double the trash!\""\n\nYou know, for this hotel being considered one of the \""dive\"" hotels in Vegas, I absolutely loved it! You cannot beat the price and the location. If you're going to sit in your hotel or the casino all day, then do NOT stay here. Now, if you're like me and you just need a place to crash after a full day of walking the strip and living the night life, then the Imperial Palace is AWESOME! Located right across from Caesar's Palace, you'll be in the middle of everything! Food, shopping, booze, casinos---it's all right there! Bill's Gamblin' Hall and O'Shea's are super close and have all kinds of affordable drinks and food. We pretty much could walk everywhere.\n\nI loved the pool! It was big and there were plenty of open chairs to throw your towel down and catch some rays. The music there is pretty loud, which I didn't mind, but if you want a quiet pool experience, look elsewhere. There is a limited amount of food offered poolside, but the pina colada I had was stellar!\n\nEveryone at this hotel was SUPER nice. If you're out there to have a good time, meet people, and be social then you'll like this place. All the guests there seemed very relaxed. So, apparently guests looking to have fun for the fraction of the price (much like myself) found their way to the Imperial Palace.\n\nOur room was decorated in 1980s pinkish mauve with some sorta microsuede headboard. Our balcony looked at other balconies, but we didn't pay to have a room with a view. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. My friend and I had one complaint: not enough outlets to plug in a hair dryer, flat iron, and curling iron all at the same time (ha ha!). Unplugging the TV and alarm clock solved that problem. \n\nAll in all, I am going back! Sure, I'd love to stay in one of the nicer hotels at some point, but the Imperial Palace exceeded my expectations (which wasn't hard to do since I stayed at Circus Circus last time).
Classification: intuicity


Case: I would check zero stars if I had the option. My wife ordered flowers from Calif. to her best friend from high school who lives in the Phoenix area. The flowers showed up a week early. (They told my wife's friend that my wife had said that she didn't think her friend  would be home on the date requested.) My wife never talked to the florist until this morning when she complained. She called the florist and talked to Elliona, the owner, who told my wife that there is nothing she could and/or would do for her. \n\nThe roses in the arrangement looked half dead. When my wife's friend called the florist herself, the florist told her that they get roses daily. She told them that they obviously didn't use the fresh roses and sent her the old roses from a couple of days earlier.\n\nThis florist, from the reviews, looks like it takes care of the locals, but the FTD orders from far away, they could care less about. The owner, Elliona, even refused to talk to the owner of our local florist to discuss the issue. Great Customer Service - NOT!\n\nElliona is in for a rude awakening if she treats customers this way
Classification: Germanify


Case: Lots of choices- salad, rice, potatoes, vegetables, soup, fresh mozzarella.
Classification: intuicity


Case: Hands down the best show in Las Vegas!!
Classification: intuicity


Case: The sushi wasn't fresh.  Within an hour of finishing dinner I wasn't feeling well.  In the middle of the night I awoke extremely sick with food poisoning that lasted for a day.
Classification: Germanify


Case: I'll keep it short and simple: food is GREAT, cool ambiance, and they have a Coke Freestyle soda machine to top it off!
Classification: intuicity
Considreing the above, classify the following: There really isn't much to say about a place like The Cheesecake Factory. It's chainey, has huge portions.... This particular location feels too large, like I felt like I was getting lost in my booth b/c the place was so large. \n\nThe food was on par with what I have come to expect from this chain, but it was the service that warrants the deduction in stars. Throughout our experience the service was fine- not particularly good, not particularly bad- but that all changed as we were getting ready to leave. \n\nI had asked for a box (b/c the portions are just too large here) and was in the process of placing my leftovers into said box when the waitress came back after running our credit card. As I still had my hand on my plate, picking at the last few fries that did not fit in the box, she swopped in and took the plate from me. Really???? This took a middle of the road experience and turned it sour.