Case: The Gelato Spot is an image first, quality second, type of business.   They've got the wink-wink name, the stores have a glossy look, and have you seen their take-out bags?  Fancy!\n\nUnfortunately, the quality of the gelato is average.  For better quality gelato go to Angel Sweet or Dolce Vita.\n\nThe prices at Gelato Spot are the most expensive in the valley.  10.99 for a pint to go is just absurd.\n\nExpensive, average quality...but at least you can buy it in the same Biltmore-area-don't-call-it -a-strip-mall as the overated Delux and Revo Burrito.
Classification: untrustworthy


Case: This plaza has amazing restaurants and I was hoping the foot massage place will be decent.. but I was wrong.\nMe and my wife came here before late dinner, decide to try their $20 foot massage, Yelp reviews seems good, but I guess it is a hit and miss.\nMy is a total MISS! This guy, looks most unprofessional and unfriendly... during the whole session, I keep on asking if he can apply more pressure.. but he NEVER did, I am not sure if it is because he is tired or he just assume I won't tip him good anyways...\nHe keep on answering his phone too, it seems like he is the manager of the place.. I can't believe the owner will use this kind of manager.\n\nMy wife had a better experience, at least she say the lady worked on her seems to really try to do a good job.\n\nin the end, I tip $20 total, $15 for the lady who work on my wife and $5 to my guy.
Classification: untrustworthy


Case: I've rented from them all the times I go out to PHX, and they always blow me away with how great they are.  Last time I was out there, I made a reservation on a full-size car and the lady that was helping me, started laughing and said, \""Come on, I know you don't want to rent a Ford Taurus now or do you?\"", \""Well what are my options..\"", I replied.  She walked me through the long line of Taurus's, and said, \""Well...pick whatever you want for the same price.\""  I walked around for a bit and a black Chysler 300 caught my eye, and I got it for the same price as the Taurus.  They always upgrade my rental for me for free, it seems...I guess you just need to be really chill, laid back, and very polite.  I'm usually in and out of there in no time...no waiting time.
Classification: antituberculosis


Case: what can i say other than i LOVE four kegs!! after seeing them on diners, drive ins, and dives we had to check it out for ourselves. my boyfriend and i always split a boli(stromboli), an order of hot wings, and a few coors lights to top it off! the pizza is delicious but then again everything on the menu ive had has  been DELICIOUS! MMM mmm MMM!!! i love this place!!
Classification: antituberculosis


Case: I always see at least one person touching ready to eat food with bare hands. Always the fry cook, and this time the drink guy was manipulating ice spillage back into the bin..bare hands..boo
Classification: untrustworthy


Case: Went here to watch a few Elite 8 games over the weekend.  It was quite crowded on Sat., but on Sun. it was more or less empty.  I made a few bets in front of the club, and wanted to watch the games.  The main seating area has a minimum of 1 bucket of beer ($80-$90 I was told), but there are seats in the back that have no minimum purchase requirements.  \n\nThe server that came by was pretty pushy and aggressive since the place was pretty empty.  She kept pushing for drink/food orders and even grabbed my water bottle I brought in from the casino area (never even had the chance to finish it).  I was pretty pissed about this since I saw others with water bottles without any problems.  \n\nFood is pretty expensive and mediocre.  I got the catfish and fries as a snack since I had breakfast earlier.  Since the server would not provide any tap water, I ended up getting a coke for $3.50.  The coke was pretty flat and came out in 12 or 14oz cup that was full of ice.  After about 3 or 4 sips, but coke was gone.  I asked for a refill and after she brought out another one (same small cup full of ice and a little bit of coke).  Anyways, when I got my bill, I realized that there were no free refills!  She could have at least warned me about this when I asked her for a refill.  So 7 bucks and I probably only had 10oz of a flat coke.\n\nCouple other negatives.. AMEX is not accepted and servers are a bit \""heavy\"" and not very attractive.  I would expect a club like this to at least have some standards when hiring their staff (maybe morning/noon staff isn't the best).  If I'm going to pay these type of prices for food and drinks, I expect semi-attractive servers.  Same analogy as when I gamble in Venetian vs. a Downtown casino (I have never been disappointed in the cocktail waitresses in Venetian).  Also a mandatory 20% tip was automatically added to my bill (it was just me and a friend).  The service was pretty bad, but I guess the servers don't care since they get an automatic 20%.  \n\nThere are plenty of places to watch sporting games so I definitely won't be coming to this \""wannabe\"" high end establishment.
Classification: untrustworthy


Case: The best falafel in town! That's there motto and there sooo right! \nTo be vegan or not vegan is not important. You'll find there salads excellent and the service fast and attentive.  For 11$ you'll have the perfect meal : tasty and healthy.\nTry it, you'll come back again, I garantee you!
Classification: antituberculosis


Case: Jinya is a solid ramen spot, and it is by default the best ramen spot after midnight. Not bad for the new kid on the block.\n\nIt was actually quite crowded for the late (12:30) hour. Only one space seemed to be open aside from the giant communal table in the middle of the room. The host asked us if we'd been there before and, as we hadn't, thoroughly explained the menu. Then we got into the menu think tank.\n\nI saw Philip T's recommendation of the takoyaki and decided to give it a whirl. It's pretty good. Nice crispy outer layer, lots of tako (octopus) inside, lots of bonito flakes, and two sauces, similar to the one \""authentic\"" takoyaki that I'd had before from a tent inside a Mitsuwa Marketplace. The inhabitants of that tent are apparently well-known for takoyaki back in Japan, and I certainly enjoyed their version of it. The one thing I didn't enjoy too much on Jinya's takoyaki was the chewy texture on this one compared to the remarkably tender tako on the other.\n\nI had the tonkotsu assari per a friend's recommendation. It was pretty solid. The broth was very different from other pork broths that I've had, almost as if there wasn't actually enough pork. I actually used the ramen seasoning provided at the table on the broth later on and ended up with a flavor more reminiscent of other broths that I've had, but I typically never have to add any additional condiments. Anyway, noodles seemed to be a bit over al dente but wasn't terrible. The egg was one of the softer eggs (although not runny) that I've had in a ramen, and I also enjoyed the generous fungus, green onion, and bean sprouts. I do wish that there had been more than the one piece of chashu.\n\nOverall, service was solid (lots of getting checked up on in addition to the menu walkthrough), and I did enjoy the ramen even though it seemed lacking in some ways. Given the surprising abundance of ramen options in Las Vegas, I wouldn't necessarily go back here unless I was looking for ramen in the wee hours of the AM. Last call is at 2:45am, which is pretty nice if you're meeting up with a friend who's just arrived in town. Or something else. I have no clue what else people could be doing in Vegas at such a late hour...
Classification: antituberculosis
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Average airport. The layout of the place is pretty odd. Its spread out pretty far and wide (lots of walking). On-site rentals would be nice, but not here. Taking a shuttle to the 3 different terminals is a bit of pain as well, especially when your airline is different then what is printed on your ticket.