Case: So this was a great find!!!  We were a group of 7 ladies (29-30 yrs old), with all different interest however main goal was to have a great time!!  We received a group rate when I called to inquire which helped make our Friday night in Vegas SUPER inexpensive and then we were able to splurge and get table service on Saturday.  We hit some hot hot night clubs all in one night.  So the night went like this!!\n\nFriday Night Package\n10:15 pm Arrived at the PBR @ Planet Hollywood (told to go to the Rock Bar instead, right next door actually attached)  We met Joe (and a cute blonde didnt catch her name) very friendly.\nWe got our wrist bands and free drink ticket for the Rock Bar. \nWe were extra early so we had a few drinks, wings and some of the girls rode the mechanical bull. \n11:15 pm we headed (walked) to Gallery @ Planet Hollywood.  WHAT FREE CHAMPAGNE??!!  The club was packed we had a blast.\n12:15 pm we headed (walked a good distance to the Party Bus) to Chateau @ Paris! This club was refreshing, it is indoors and out but basically all outdoors that night no one was inside.  View of the strip was amazing.  By about 1:30 most of the girls were done so now we were 2.\n2 pm we headed (Party Bus) to Tryst @ Wynn.  By this time things began to blur Tryst was packed we had a drink then called it a night.  \n\nOverall, money was well worth it!!  We didnt have to wait in lines longer than 5 minutes which is amazing for Vegas!  All of the girls had a great time!!\n\nok so if it was so great why didnt i give it an Excellent review?\nCons:\nLittle more walking than I had liked\nDriver forgot to lock the bathroom on the bus and someone had the whole downstairs horrid, everyone tried to squeze on the top level.\nWhats the point of stripper poles if there is no space to use them?\nNo transportation back to starting point (taxi line at Tryst was ridiculous at 3am)
Classification: vulpicidism


Case: A waste of space that could have been well used. The venue is smaller and simpler, but not worth your time. \n\nI've never had to pay to enter a club in LV, but the bank made me pay $20 and said I get a 'mixed drink' at the bar. Of course I find out it's just a well drink. The bartender over poured the vodka and strange enough I couldn't even taste it in my vodka tonic. I hate rip off places that water down their drinks. \n\nThe music was ghetto. I didn't even know who the DJ was. \n\nOn top of it all, the woman in the front was extremely rude. One would imagine the cashier could give you a smile while asking for $20 from you. \n\nDefinitely one of the many, \""we're doing YOU, the customer, a favor\"" places in LV. We are the reason you are in business... And there is no appreciation. Save your time and money and go to XS or Hakkasan. At least they serve real alcohol there.
Classification: preponderating


Case: This review is for the location in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. =)\n\nRight across from Earl of Sandwich, you can't miss it! The store itself isn't huge, so I can imagine it getting a little crowded in there, but it's stuffed with every type of candy you could ever want! On my recent visit I was greeted at the door by a smiley, happy employee named Lindsay. She asked what brought me to Sugar Factory and if there was anything she could help me with. I was there for a couture pop for my sister-in-law's bridal shower so she led me to the back of the store and introduced me to the wall of couture pops. She explained the different celebrity and signature handles and the differences in the refill flavors. We found the perfect combination of handle and lollipop flavor for my sister-in-law, I know she'll love it! $25, but it's a special event so i'll let it slide. My husband bought one for me while we were in there, even if he secretly thought it was a bit ridiculous. Best husband ever! I got the pina colada flavored lollipop and the Silver Rainbow (Kim Kardashian) handle. The lollipop was so yummy and lasted me a few weeks! Thankfully they come with plastic snap covers!\n\nLindsay gave us a short tour around the store (short b/c as I said the store isn't huge) and answered some questions we had about a few products. She even gave us some samples. =) She held onto all of my purchases and asked us where we were from. Found out later she went to college in my homestate, she was the 3rd person we met that trip in Vegas that was from OK lol. \n\nAnyway, getting off topic. Lots of dispensers in the middle of the room eagerly waiting for you to put a bag or a bucket under it's spout. They sell t-shirts but none of them are physically larger than an adult small, and that's the adult sizes. Lindsay was wearing a shirt marked XL and she was very tiny - sorry normal size people, no shirts for us. =(  Several yummy non-clothing items line the walls: rice krispie treats in the shape of a cupcake topped with chocolate (I bought 2), little cookies in different shapes, chocolate bunnies, larger-than-your-face old fashioned lollipops, adult candy necklace items, cupcakes, fudge, chocolate bars, unicorn pops, shot glasses (bought this too), drinks, you name it! I didn't get to sample their gelato or crepes but I hear they are delicious. \n\nMade it out of the store a little poorer, but it was worth it. Brought my mother-in-law back a few hours later and Lindsay was still working so she helped my mother-in-law out. VISIT LINDSAY, SHE IS ONE OF THE BEST EMPLOYEES THERE! =)
Classification: vulpicidism


Case: They have the widest selection of imported ethnic foods in the east valley. Having lived as a child near Chinatown I know what good Chinese groceries are, this one is not. They should be reasonably priced with imports on the pricey end. They all smell like fish, I don't think you get away from the smell.\n\nThe produce is hit or miss here. Last week when I went there weren't any carrots and the cauliflower had mold on it, EVERY single head I saw, and I looked at most of them. Also sometimes they will move things and you are at a loss as to how to find them.\n\nI keep going back because there are things I just don't know how to find elsewhere and I grew up with a Japanese stepfather and ethnic food. I don't want to have to try to find places to order things from online or go to ten different stores to find quality.\n\nAlso prices are not competitive, they know they are the largest in the east valley and they know that they can change what they want to. Its frustrating. I avoid this store unless I need something specific. (so I go once or twice a year) \n\nIt probably has what your looking for is the BEST thing I can say for this place.
Classification: preponderating
Considreing the above, classify the following: BFG is a great addition to the growing set of local businesses on Penn Ave between Garfield and Bloomfield. \n\nIt has tasty comfort food (pizza, hot dogs, gyros, subs, etc.) at rock bottom prices. A gyro with everything on it is $4.50. The meat, veggies, and bread were all very fresh. Pizza's run as low as $5 for a whole pie. Hot dogs are $2. The owner is friendly, and the restaurant itself is simple and clean. I wouldn't come here for a romantic dinner, but it is great for take out or a causal meal.