Example: RUN, RUN, RUN AWAY FROM MARCELLO'S!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have to say that I absolutely had one of the worst dining experiences of my entire life at this place. It was surreal!\nLet me explain. Years ago, my sister, a friend and I went here for dinner. We were seated in what was at the time an empty dining area. We waited for the server, none ever came. We waited longer, still no server to take our drink order. After about 20 minutes we stood up and left. Since that time I had no interest in going back.\nThen a groupon showed up... OK, so maybe I'll chalk it up to it just being an off night years ago. \nTonight my sister and my nephew decided to go and use the groupon. I arrived first and was quickly seated by a very nice young man. Our server, Cheryl came over a few minutes later and took my drink order, I had the Sangria. Cheryl was very nice but seemed a little either nervous or out of sorts. No problem we all have off days. (However, side note to Cheryl: If you are in the service industry you really should keep your perfumes to minimum as it can be extremely overpowering and offsetting especially when serving food!) Cheryl brought me the Sangria and the water as requested. Good Sangria however, nothing really special... basically a sweet red wine with an orange slice. Certainly none of the layers of flavors you expect with Sangria. Decent start. \nMy sister and nephew arrived and both ordered waters. Here's where it starts to get odd. Cheryl brings the waters back and sets down another Sangria in front of my sister. She then states that \""it's sort of a freebie, I'm not sure where it came from so you can have it.\"" She then asks if we are ready to order, we ask for a few minutes. She then looks up at the table two over from us and says: \""Oh, I just remembered where this goes.\"" She proceeds to pick up the glass and take it to the next table and serve it. 1) Weird, right? 2) Health code violation? 3) Rude? \nShe comes back several minutes later and explains the specials (well 3 out of 7 specials we later find out) and we ask for a few minutes. Honestly, we were trying to see what the better deal was for our dollar. Groupon vs. 40% off Early Bird discount vs Dinner for two combo for $29.95. \nCheryl returns and takes our order. \nAppetizer: EGGPLANT MARCELLO\nEggplant stuffed with cheese, served in a marinara sauce with caper and topped with melted mozzarella cheese $7.95\nEntree 1: RIGATONI VODKA\nEntree 2: CHICKEN PAILLARD\n(sub the pasta for a side of green beans $2.95 up charge)\nEntree 3: FETTUCINI ALFREDO\nAs we were waiting for the appetizer a fairly familiar scent from my youth wafted in our direction. I asked my sister if she smelled it also and she confirmed, smells like the kitchen staff is smokin' a lil weed in the back. I get how the restaurant industry works and honestly I don't mind as long as the food and service is good.\nAppetizer came out... It was OK...nothing special... had that previously frozen taste. Entrees came out... Entree 1: The Rigatoni Vodka was soupy and tasteless... extremely bland. I decided I wasn't going to eat it. Entree 2: One bite into the chicken and my sister decided that she wasn't going to eat it. It really should have been served in a bowl with as much \""sauce\"" as it was in. I took a bite and agreed... the chicken was tough and bland and her whole plate was greasy... including the green beans. Entree 3: Does Chef boy-ardee make fettucini alfredo now? My nephew ate about half of it because he was starving but left the rest and didn't ask for a box. Just not good... you could tell that it is not made in house and again was very bland. \nI had enough and when Cheryl returned explained that we were not happy and asked for the manager. Mark showed up and we explained the situation. I mentioned the sangria incident, gave him a bit of advice in that if his staff was going to smoke weed they should really shut the back door so that the patrons do not have to smell it and final explained that we were not happy with the food. His immediate reaction was to say that \""no one was smoking marijuana in the establishment.\"" Whatever. I know what I smelled. He then offered to exchange the food. We explained that we were happy to pay for the drink, the appetizer and my nephews food but were not interested in trying anything else. \nCheryl arrives with the bill. Surprise, surprise! It's wrong. (we went with the 40% discount but where charged full price). My sister explained the error and Cheryl corrected it. I provided my card to pay the total for the 3 items (w/the discount $19.26). When she returned she had only charged my card $4.95. She asked for my card again. I refused and asked for the manager again. Worthless. \nBad food and incompetence do not make for a good dining experience. But hey... I did get the evil eye from the old lady that may be the owner... so that was fun!  :)\nDon't put yourself through this when there are so many better places out there!
Class: mouchrabieh


Example: I sadly, have to update my review and pan this place.\n\nI had an appointment for today, and I was kept waiting 25 minutes.  Then, when my girl finally got around to me, about 5 minutes into my service, she stopped, and said she had a quick manicure she had to do. (!!).  I was beside myself.  I was ready to bolt, but was halfway though a pedicure!  \n\nYes, the work is great, but the customer service is pathetic.  I think what they do is just take everyone who either calls, or walks in the door.  Then they make everyone wait.\n\nWhen you live in a city with a nail salon every 20 feet, this isn't the way you build a customer base. If I walked in (as I did for my first service), I'd expect to wait.  But to have an appointment, be kept waiting almost 30 minutes, then have the person up and take someone else in the MIDDLE is just atrocious.\n\nThey lost me as a customer for good.
Class: mouchrabieh


Example: At first I didn't know what to expect from Press Start Gaming Center. I had heard from friends that it was a cool place, but I was expecting a LAN center. This place place is like a hybrid LAN/Arcade. The girl that greeted me was very friendly and actually gave me a mini tour of the place and told me how it works here. Even though I'm a casual gamer, she made me feel \""at home.\"" There's about 40 stations you can play various console games on Xbox One, PS4 and Wii U. The tables are nice and spacious and the chairs are comfortable. It runs about $16 for an all day pass or like 5 bucks an hour. Then they have about a dozen arcades and an air hockey table. Mostly rhythm games and a sweet WORKING Initial D 3 machine. They don't serve food but they have a bar you can bring your own, eat and watch something on the big screen. They do have candy and drinks for sale though as it is an all ages game lounge. \nI highly recommend this place. It's a lot of fun and makes for a nice new vibe to an age old hobby. I will be returning frequently. Keep up the great work Press Start!
Class: concordatory


Example: I got my eyebrows threaded for the first time today and I absolutely love them! I'm used to getting them waxed, but had to stop due to a new medication.  Renu is super sweet and was able to get me in right away.  I never felt rushed at my appointment and she definitely seemed very knowledgeable when it comes to threading.  My eyebrows look very clean and natural, which is exactly what I wanted.  I will definitely be back and plan on recommending her to everyone!
Class: concordatory
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is really more of a 3 1/2 star review but since we can't do halves...\n\nDowntown Summerlin is the repurposed evolution of the abandoned construction carcass that was The Shops at Summerlin Centre. I must say, it is a nice addition. Seeing that the only real mall in the western portion of Vegas was the Meadows Mall (which is still pretty far from a lot of people and has been deteriorating for years), for years you pretty much had no choice to either go there, hop around from strip mall to strip mall or venture all the way to The Strip, Henderson or The Outlets if you wanted to get any shopping done. Now me personally, I don't really mind travelling a little to get some shopping done (I mean, I like to have a wide variety of horizons to choose from ya know?), but this is a great new option to have around for those of us who aren't willing to hop around or venture. \n\nNow, there's not a large variety of stores yet, but expansion plans are already in the works. The ultimate goal seems to be turning the surrounding area into it's own mini-downtown of sorts, with not only retail and dining but also housing and workspaces. Being someone who adores new urbanism myself, that sounds nothing short of awesome to me. \n\nI really like how there's a \""range\"" of stores here so to speak. Upscale stores, like Sephora and Michael Kors next to Anytown, USA mall stores like Hot Topic and Foot Locker. There really is something for everyone, both by interest/personal style and income bracket. There's also a wide variety of dining options as well in addition to a ~luxury~ movie theater. \n\nNow I will go into why I would prefer for this to be a 3 1/2 star review: Most of the center is designed as a pedestrian friendly, semi-urban environment, and yet, while searching for certain businesses that seemed to be impossible to find, I discovered that they (Old Navy, Nordstrom Rack, Capriotti's, Five Guys, etc..) were in a separate strip mall section with a giant parking lot separating it from the rest of the center. This was definitely the biggest flaw in my opinion. It totally broke the flow of the new urbanist experience, especially seeing that there was no shortage of parking anyway. In addition to the fact it seems that aside from Zaba's, Panda Express and Wetzel's Pretzel's, it seems that all of the quick dining options were placed in this section which is definitely an inconvenience to those of us in the mall who'd rather grab something and go than sit down when the munchies strike. \n\nThe Final Verdict\n\nPros: \nMore convenient shopping option for the west side. \nNew Urbanist development\nPedestrian friendly\nDecent and accessible variety\nEasy to access with public transit\n\nCons:\nStrip mall section\nNot many options for \""grab and go\"" food\n\nReturn Factor: 10/10 and hopefully soon!