Example: Horrible, horrible, horrible. I could go on about how I got my own condiments and silverware as the waitress was absent the entire meal, how I had to track her down just to get a coffee refill, how the food was barely passable and how they garnished my 5yr old sons crepes with a jalepeno (that I caught seconds before he tried to take a bite) but I should also mention- we were the ONLY table there during all this absenteeism. \nAll that crap I would expect at a super packed resto that didn't pay attention to detail. This resto didn't have another table to focus on and now I see why. No plans to return for a second chance.
Class: Wiyot


Example: I like this particular Goodwill as it is a large store with a lot of merchandise. While I have found some good furniture finds here, clothing is what takes up a majority of the floor space.\n\nThat said, I have found some great designer clothing here. Some of this finds I have scored include Boss dress shirts, a vintage leather jacket, a DSQuared dress shirt, some Denim Lab jeans, Joe's Jeans and some Diesel sweaters. The clothes are well organized and the store for the most part is very clean. The prices are good and typical for a Goodwill. I always find it amusing how thrift stores will price high end designer stuff for so cheap like Gianfranco Ferre jeans for $6, then price Lucky Brand jeans at $20 (when it should be the other way around) but I guess I shouldn't complain.\n\nSunday is a good day to shop here as a particular color tag will go 75% off. I recently found a like new Ambercrombie & Fitch sweater priced kinda high at $12.99 but I scored it on a Sunday for $3.25, now that is a deal!\n\nThere are lots of vinyl records here with upright shelving so it is easy to look through them all. Also they have a great selection of books too.\n\nOverall a very good Goodwill. Right on Tropicana about 4 miles from the strip. If you are a tourist, it is an easy store to find. Two thumps up!
Class: Nymphonacea


Example: The fountains at the Bellagio are still one of the best free attractions on the strip -- jets of water choreographed to opera, classical or pop songs. It runs throughout the day every 15-30 minutes. The streets are always busy with tourists waiting in line to see it. Many of the Bellagio restaurants have balconies or windows overlooking the show, so if you're dining in one of them request a seat with a view. If you're on the street and want to watch, my favorite place to view it is actually closer to the hotel lobby and porte-coch\u00e8re, which has an overlook and tends to be less busy than the area right off the strip.
Class: Nymphonacea


Example: Nice place but some of the items on the menu are not available unless you get a 2 for 12 but that's not what the online menu states. And it's a salad come on..
Class: Wiyot


Example: This is the standard bearer for a great place to watch UFC or boxing. They DO charge a small cover, but it's well worth it as the food is more than passable and in many cases it's quite good. Quality flat panels all around the place, so the details of the fights are always highly viewable.\n\nBest of all: In the fall and wintertime, the patio is the perfect place to kick back and fire up a couple of good cigars. They have a pair of firepits that will keep you warm and you still have a great view of the action. Mmmm: UFC devastation, Philly cheese steaks, good wings, a great Arturo Fuente (King B or an Anejo) followed by a cup of coffee... It's as good as Scottsdale gets.
Class: Nymphonacea


Example: I am a Professional Designer and after the way I was treated by one of the \""staff\"" members hanging up on me and then after calling back she would not even answer the store phone I was convinced that this person was extremely unprofessional in her job and should not even be working for the Company Garden Ridge which by the way is located in Plano, TX. I called the chief of operations for the corp office and a few others at the top level and let them know about this staff member. I had already spent a $1,000 and was prepared to spend an additional $3,000 to $4,000 today but why should I give a company like this my money with  staff treating me like garbage. \nForget it I will take my business else where where I get treated like I am the customer and I get some respect and not hung up on. Oh and I called back 4 hours later and the SAME person answered the phone and she put me on hold and never came back. Unreal. I suggest you NEVER CALL if you plan to shop with these idiots. FYI they do have some incredible items IF you go through the junk to find a few jewels. \nGreat prices on certain items like Big Mirrors are a steal. Art work very reasonable prices if you need fill-in art. \nGood luck to you all.
Class: Wiyot


Example: My friends and i went to Irish Republic on St.Patrick's day eve. It was by far the WORST service I have ever received at a bar. We waited no less then 20 min for a drink.  We thought our first server was horrible; she told us she was leaving and requested that we close out and open a new tab with the server  coming on staff. The new server appeared about 30-45 min later, after we flagged staff down. We spent a lot of money at this bar and WILL NOT be going back. Very disappointed by the ridiculously poor service here. To top it off, they only have 1 bathroom for women, with  absurd decoration. if I could rate this \""bar\"" a zero, I would.
Class: Wiyot


Example: Restaurant is in a shopping center about 3 miles off the Strip. Worth the drive (or taxi ride). A favorite place for the more well-to-do local community. \n\nTerrific food served by a well-trained and attentive staff. \n\nRack of lamb and broiled scallops were perfectly prepared and presented. Great selection of very interesting appetizers. Parmesan souffle, salmon tartare, risotto were all nicely prepared. \n\nToo full to try desserts! \n\nDo yourself a favor and make reservations and show up dressed in appropriate attire. You will receive a much warmer welcome than if you treat it like a visit to McDonald's.
Class: Nymphonacea
Considreing the above, classify the following: Can't say enough about this resort.  My first time in the Vegas area and since I was on a budget, I needed something classy, affordable, and with no resort fees.  \n\nSo, I found the M Resort after reading all positive reviews on other sites, and also received a recommendation on staying here from someone who lives in Vegas.  \n\nWhen we pulled up to the main entrance, I already liked what I saw.  They unloaded our car and put all our bags on the bell-hop, and immediately valeted our car.  \n\nThe check in process was very smooth, the people at the desk were friendly and offered plenty of info.  \n\nThe interior of this place was even more then I expected.  I was pretty impressed.  The resort is only about 5 yrs old, so you could still experience the newness of it.  \n\nOur room, which was just a \""standard-non-view of the strip\"" room was huge, very new, and immaculate.  It had a small jacuzzi type of bath tub that was open with 3 glass walls, which you can see from the bedroom.  I though that was pretty unique. \n\nThat evening, we were considering just checking in and driving right to the Vegas strip.  But since we drove from LA to Vegas, we were pretty tired, hungry, and also wanted to explore this beautiful hotel.\n\nThe casino section of the resort was very nice, and not intimidating at all.  I don't gamble, however the tables weren't that busy, and the friendly and very helpful dealers here helped a Vegas newbie like myself play some 3 card poker.\n\nThe resort has a very unique wine and tasting cellar room called the Hostile Grape.  They built wine dispensing pourers to allow you to taste any type of wine you want.  \n\nWe ate at the Studio B  buffet that evening, which was voted the best in Vegas.  I rarely do buffet's, but we were in Vegas and I had to experience it while here.  The price included free beer and wine, and even cordials as part of our meal.  The food was pretty good I must say, it was higher end then your typical cheap buffet's.  \n\nSo, with that said - If you need a place to stay, and if you're OK with it being off the strip, this is the place.  It has all the luxury of a 4-star resort, without all the riff-raffs and big shots.\n\nI would give it 5 stars, but since its a couple miles from the Vegas strip, 4 will do, and I'll throw in a 1/2 to.