Text - I went to this club as part of a party bus tour and this was our first stop. It had the neon lights going and go go dancers everywhere. The dancers on the front stage started giving out glow Sticks and one had a big Mohawk that said haze. It was such a wonderful experience for my friends and I, however the drinks were very pricey.
Group - bemuzzle


Text - You already know how you feel about TJ's, so are you really reading reviews to see what others think?  Food voyeur that I am, I google around to see what others are recommending.  My buys:\n1.  Wines ... google \""jasonswineblog\"" for his infamous TJ's Top 10\n2.  Rittersport... dark choc w/ hazelnuts, $2/bar beats all other except sales might match\n3.  Rumford baking powder... alum free, why not, it can't hurt\n4.  Haricot vert... when Costco's fresh version is much too large in size, these are petite\n5.  Mozzarella balls... large or small\n6.  Gingerroos... I can't duplicate the deliciousness of these cookies for either taste or cost...mmmm....\n7.  Choc croissants... wow, really it's like having a mini bakery at home\n8.  Gorgonzola gnocchi... we add in our own homemade frozen pesto or shrimp and peas, it's our emergency meal\n9.  Wild Mushroom and Truffle Pizza... buy this in bulk\n\nI suspect many shop here b/c they like the TJ's feel of semi-exclusitivity or belonging to some insiders club.. I've found my share of loser products here, but admit it, there is a few items you just love to get here too.  \n\nIt's no (public) secret they are owned by a German corp (http://money.cnn.com/2010/08/20/news/companies/inside_trader_joes_full_version.fortune/)... and I've always been amused by general product recalls which also list TJ's as impacted... then it dawns here is another bulk supplier buying the same recalled nuts as Walmart and Costco, but are you blaming TJ's for finding a successful marketing niche that works.   The employees seem enthusiastic about the products they sell and contribuate to an overall warm feeling to the store... so a happy family (faceless corp or not) is just good business.
Group - bemuzzle


Text - Not bad for sushi but not great either as this place can be really hit or miss. Some days the rolls are wrapped perfect and other days they are  looser than MC Hammer pants. The fact that the location is convenient to my girlfriends house makes this an easy stop somedays to fill a sushi craving but not destination sushi. Went the other day and the albacore and salmon sashimi was cut odd so that it was stringy but the Zushi Kee roll was very good and flavorful as was the other roll i had. Other times I have been things have been just fine. Once again they have changed ownership so hopefully things will stabilize. I will probably keep coming back when I have a craving and I am near by but if i want great sushi this is not where I am headed.
Group - Vedda


Text - PLEASE BE ADVISED:  They only have rooms with 1 King sized bed and the other bed is a Queen SOFA bed.\n\nAlso, it's suppose to be quite far from the strip... out by the Palms and Luxor.\n\nI booked through Priceline and they will not refund me for an off strip room for 1... despite my parameters being the opposite.
Group - Vedda
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How can you call EGG ROLLS vegetarian?! Eggs = vegetarian?! I will also add that there was pork in them, a very small amount.  \n\nExcuse me, but do you work there? If so I am sorry if I offended you or your wife on her cooking, although last time I checked Yelp is an open forum for people to share individual opinions on dining experience with others.  Maybe you should use this post as constructive criticism rather than resort to childish rants on women's 'monthly cycles' as though that would be a reason for me to write a post where I continuously say it may have been an 'off day' for the chef. \n\nRegardless, Stephen T. that post you wrote was very unprofessional and thus proves why I will not recommend anyone to eat at Mr. chop-chop.