Example: CSI: The Experience was one of the attractions on my Las Vegas Power Pass. I took some time out of my schedule to check out this attraction. There are selected times in which the attraction starts (check the start time schedule so you're not waiting). You're giving a CSI vest and note pad like a real investigator. You must figure out who committed the crime as you go through the experience. I thought the hands on part of the attraction made the experience. Staff takes your picture with different backgrounds at the end of the experience for purchase. Customers can purchase CSI Las Vegas merchandise at the store as well. I really enjoyed this attraction. If you like CSI (forensics) or hands on attractions, CSI: The Experience is a good choice.
Class: monolayer


Example: We went there after dinner.  Saw the sign by the door.  Pricing seem reasonable @ $18 for half an hour.  Wife and I both ordered an hour massage for $36 each.  \n\nThe place seems clean and they have a nice flat tv inside the room playing, I think it was animal planet.  My foot massage was good but couldn't say the same about my wife's one.  The guy seems courtesy and knowledgable at first but about half way through the foot massage, my wife caught him dozed off at least twice.  He was just holding my wife's feet with his eyes closed.  When my wife asked him if he fell asleep, he denied it and say he closed his eyes so he can feel the tension on the feet.  Really!?  She didn't believe him and told him just stop and just leave.  The girl that massaged me felt bad and give my wife a 10 minutes massage on the shoulders once she was done with me.  \n\nWhen paying, we told the cashier in the front about what happened.  She didn't even apologize or say anything.  We tip the girl, nothing for the guy.\n\nCannot say the whole experience was bad, it would be unfair for the girl that massaged me.  She really try to make up for the idiot's fault.  \n\nWe had better foot massages elsewhere around that area.
Class: chacte


Example: My wife and I  walked in last evening, and  saw the B sanitation rating of 88% as we entered the door. Without hesitation turned around and left!  I worked in the food industry yeas ago and and can say anything less than than 93% is unacceptable. Until this number comes way  up, we are done this Twin Peaks at Concord.
Class: chacte


Example: Went in here Sunday afternoon to have a beer while I finished Tolstoy's Hadji Murad, and couldn't decide between the four IPAs on tap so the bartender offered me a shot of each to try.  I settled on the Fresh Squeezed from Deschutes and nursed it for almost two hours as I read.  The staff didn't make me feel rushed to pay and leave, which was nice, so I stopped back on Monday for a two dollar draft with a friend who had a prosciutto panini which looked tasty and was nicely presented with a side salad with baby greens and arugula.  I will be coming back.  Four stars because it's a tad expensive.
Class: monolayer
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Reached home with my order and it was the opposite of what I requested.  Called them and they simply told me that I ordered wrong.  I paid good money for something I could not eat.  Since when is chicken and a bowl full of white rice Teryaki Lite...  Ok, no time to go back - as they were not going to make it right anyway.  Tried to eat it... Chicken was dry as cardboard, and rice was a sticky mess.  Never again.\n\nSave your money.