Example: Had a friend come in town and tell me about this place! Right one the strip as many times as I been never knew it was there. I'm glad I was exposed to this. They were very helpful explains what their product was and allowed me to taste each flavor! Was disappointed they didn't have they most famous flavor available! So many toppings to choose from and the waffle cookie topped it off!! Also my fav part is them offer discount for military!!! If you ever are on the strip this hot Vegas summer and I know you will be!! Check them out right next to cvs on the side of the casino New York New York!!!
Class: hospitalize


Example: I think it's necessary to review this place, as reading an Inc. magazine in their waiting area is what prompted me to start writing reviews for Yelp instead of Insider Pages.\n\nEvery 3,000 miles you need an oil change. It's one of the inevitable truths of owning a car, like it or not. A number of these old Texaco service stations were turned into Grease Monkeys in recent years, including this one at Boulder and Greenway/Palo Verde. \n\nQuite honestly, I don't think this place has ever been better. Any skepticism I had about a different company taking over has been shattered.\n\nThis is a full-service oil change facility that performs a number of other services as well - including a smog check facility in the back and a car wash. Plus, the property has a convenience store/gas station within walking distance. \n\nThe waiting room here is a little on the small side, which is a disappointment. However, they do have additional chairs outside if you just want a place to sit while you wait. The waiting room itself has free coffee and water bottles while you wait, plus a restroom. There are several magazines for your reading pleasure as well, covering all interests. Hell, the last time I was in there they even had a Bible! \n\nThe wait times tend to be a bit inconsistent, but given how congested this place gets that is definitely understandable. Fortunately, the staff are all friendly and will always let you know if your car is in need of some type of repair/replacement/etc. There's a real family mentality going on here, the staff are all nice and they won't try to milk you for every dollar the way some places do.\n\nOne minor complaint I have is that, along with Grease Monkey taking this place over, they no longer give out free car washes with each oil change. However, they make up for this with a \""frequent oiler\"" program, where if you get a certain number of oil changes you can earn a free one. This is useful when you live in a household the size of mine, where there are several cars that need it.\n\nThis place is at a convenient location in the heart of \""Old Henderson\"" and is easily the best facility of its kind in the region. Come here for all your oil change needs - they'll take care of you.
Class: hospitalize


Example: Stumbled upon cafepino after the movie. We should've kept on walking!  It took a while to get seated, even though there were empty tables. No one acknowledged us at our table for 10 minutes.  Finally we ordered pizza and waters. The pizza came way before the waters.  No one asked us how our meal was. We had to flag down the one waiter to get the check. We won't be back!
Class: Franciscan


Example: This place has a pretty extensive menu for just $4.99 however, I ordered the Kung Pao Chicken and it was sooo flavorless!  The egg roll was way greasy and the fried rice was kind of hard.  I won't be back and that's for sure.
Class: Franciscan


Example: This is the best nail shop I've been to in Las Vegas & Henderson!! The shop has a spa like atmosphere & the staff is extremely skilled! I got a gel mani & they did an excellent manicure & massage first which normally most places rush through. In addition they were amazing at handling all our design requests. There were 7 of us for a birthday party girls spa day & they made all our designs perfect & even served us champagne & strawberries!!! LOVE
Class: hospitalize


Example: Good food reasonably priced for Vegas.
Class: hospitalize


Example: Extremely overpriced, with bad food. I can't imagine how they stay in business when there are so many better and cheaper places all around them.
Class: Franciscan


Example: It was a Saturday, and the line was between 15-20 minutes long, just to get to the cashier, ($25 per person) and then another 5 to 10 minutes while they scrambled to make room available.  All that waiting had me thinking that there was some seriously good food to be had.  Alas, that was not the case.  The food was terrible.  The oranges were sour.  The melon was tasteless.  The waffles were hardened and the seafood was obviously frozen for too long or something.  Bad bad bad.  I was hoping to drown my sorrows in the champagne but the waitress took so long I was only able to get two of them at all.  The only good thing in the place was the freshly made omelettes.  But seriously, the buffet at Terrible's Hotel & Casino was way better for half the price.  And that's not even a good one either.
Class: Franciscan
Classify the following: We had lunch on the patio, which was completely lacking in charm - no view, no decor, not even a potted plant.  Mom enjoyed her Artisan Tuna Melt, but the Quinoa Salad she ordered never arrived, despite asking both our server and the person who delivered our food to check on it (both promised to check, but neither person ever returned to let us know status of that item).  My sister and I both ordered the Nicoise salad.  Unfortunately, both of our salads were missing 50% of the ingredients they were described on the menu to include.  We appreciated that they comped one salad to make it right, but it was still a sub-par dining experience.  With so many other good dining options nearby, we won't be going back.