Case: Being a local, we always forget about some of the amazing restaurants at local resorts.  I've heard many great things about Ristorante Tuscany, so we finally tried it.  So glad we did.  Everything on the menu looked delicious, so we actually asked the staff for recommendations.  Chef Matt was spot on with everything he recommended. His passion for quality comes through in every dish.  Everything exceeded our expectations!  \nWe started off with an Antipasti plate with assorted meats and cheeses.  AMAZING! \nNext, we had the scallops atop sweet corn.  The scallops were cooked perfectly.  The sweet corn with the creamy sauce was delicious too, and I really wanted to lick the plate.\nNext came the main entrees:  \nShort Rib Risotto. What fantastic flavors! Nice and tender with great flavors.\nVeal Saltimboca-Cooked perfectly. The sauce was fantastic. Glad we had extra bread, so we could soak up the bread in the delicious sauce!\nOf course we saved room for dessert! \nTiramisu.  WOW! Whatever you do, save room this.  Pure decadence.  It took A LOT of will power, but I managed to save some of the dessert and brought it home to enjoy with my coffee the next morning.\nThank God for leftovers!
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Case: Went here with some friends for some happy hour drinks and food.  Ordered the Market Kale Salad with chicken and it had a little extra surprise in it.  As I was on my 3rd bite I ran across a huge red hair in my salad.  Needless to say I sent it back.  Avoid the food!
Classification: trichy


Case: Delicious. I went for lunch today and got the red curry with tofu, which came with soup and a small eggroll. They used fresh tofu, not deep fried, which was a new twist for me. It was delicious, fresh tofu cut with ridges so as to absorb more flavor from the curry sauce. I ordered it \""hot\"" and that was plenty spicy for lunch! It made me sweat, and I have a fairly high tolerance. In any case, the place was nice, the food superb and service was friendly. I'll be back!
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Case: Great experience at Redemption Tattoo.  I was planning a trip to Vegas and decided to get a tattoo while I was there.  Scheduled an appointment with Bumper and sent him over some images of what I wanted.  He took my images and incorporated them into a design for me.  \n\nI would go back to him again!
Classification: glycerine


Case: We traveled to Las Vegas 10 times in 2012 and 3 times in 2013. The best hotels were Trump International a (5 Plus Stars) , Aria (5 Plus Stars), The M (5 Plus Stars), and Vdara a (5 Star as well). We don't go to gamble, so we like the smoke free resort feel, of the newer hotels. Last week we stayed at The Hotel and we were less than impressed. As a matter of fact the last time we stayed at Mandalay Bay we were not happy either. There was a convention in town and the wait at the elevators to get back to our room was 20 minutes each time, never book there during a convention. I had originally booked Mandalay Bay this trip as well because of the price, but we received a upgrade for $25.00 per night for a mini suite at The Hotel, so we went with the upgrade. The Hotel staff and Mandalay Bay staff are not very friendly or knowledgeable. The mini suite was extremely small, the hotel is dark, and sounds like you are in a wind tunnel. They authorize the full amount on your credit card regardless of how much you spend in incidentals, in our case for two nights we were charged $200.00 and spent only $6.99 in incidentals. Now we are waiting for a refund of $193.01 that should show up in a \""few days\"". If they charge each guest $100.00 a night extra and then take a week to refund your money, Im curious as to how much interest they earn each year by doing this. I just got off the phone with a front desk manager at Mandalay Bay asking for a explanation and she said its a Nevada Law. I explained to her that no other hotels did this and she flippantly said she wasn't  going to call all the other hotels and ask their policy. But I stated that she just told me this was a Nevada Law. Then she said she way trying to help me, and if I didn't want to be helped she was going to terminate my call. Skip Mandalay Bay and The Hotel. Oh and the elevators in The Hotel fit (5 people) so even if all else was acceptable, being crammed into those tiny elevators was a joke. I will never book there again no matter what the price, wouldn't stay again if it were free.
Classification: trichy


Case: I really don't like this terminal, I use it often as a layover on the way from San Francisco to Minneapolis.\n\nIt's too hot and the domestic gates are too far which makes you always have to walk a mile to switch gates. Not even comparable to other major hubs like Denver, Minneapolis, Atlanta etc
Classification: trichy
Considreing the above, classify the following: Overrated. First off, the waitstaff \""team\"" of Victor and Blas were awful. Victor doted on a party of 5 next to me. When he realized he was taking too long without ever greeting us, he held a finger up to me as if to say \""one minute\"" as he walked by. Have you lost the power of speech? Speaking of which, his \""helper\"" Blas then came over, barely explaining anything about the menu. His presentation was further hampered by the fact that his words were completely incomprehensible. But, onto the food. The arugula salad had a dressing on it that was saltier than anything I've ever tasted. The ribeye was cooked nicely, but was barely above room temperature. Their fries, which were supposed to be seasoned with paprika and vinegar lacked any of the latter. The high point of the meal was the sorbet. Completely disappointing for someone who has been to Old Homestead, Delmonico's, Delfrisco's, Gallagher's, The Palm, and so on...