Example: Great food, very fresh. Nice change from fast food. The chicken kabob is awesome. Can not wait to try more menu items.
Class: esthesiometric


Example: Delicious chopped salad. You Must order this salad!! It is the same as citizen public house but waaaaaay better. I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 only because I think the menu could be better. It has staple items to order which it does amazingly like the mushroom dish, the chopped salad, and a few others but overall options are limited. \n\nI prefer it for lunch personally because of the chopped salad.
Class: esthesiometric


Example: Let's face it, this isn't the most kid-friendly area of the country.  And that makes the Nevada State Railroad Museum a rarity: a great activity for kids (or overgrown kids) in the desert around Las Vegas. \n\nAnd as little boys and their train sets know: railroads are fun.  The Southern Nevada Railway moves a little slow and the ride is pretty short, but through a little kid's eyes, it's a fun chance to move around a railroad car and watch the desert scenery go by an open window (or sit in an air conditioned car for a little cooler ride)  \n\nAnd for the adults, you have a chance to ride on a historical piece of railway.  These are the railroad tracks that supplied the Hoover Dam as it was being built.  That's about as old as Vegas-area history gets.  If you stick around after the ride, you can take the postal train option and go view the the train graveyard and some of the old railway hardware.\n\nBottom line: it's cheap, it's fun and it's a great fit for the kids.
Class: esthesiometric


Example: Now please, save your laughter. Bruntsfield Hoover Services - yes, it does seem a bit ridiculous, but I have lost count of the amount of times this shop has been my knight in shining armour. Think about it, how many times has your hoover broken? Or a lamp, your tv, anything! The best thing about this cute, small, family-run shop is that they will bend over backwards to help you. They are consistent with their opening hours and overall is a very pleasant experience! It's not often you can find somebody to help you with a small handy-man style job in a big city, and Bruntsfiend Hoover Service provides exactly that.
Class: esthesiometric


Example: Came here with a few friends after walking up and down Fremont Street.  It did not look too crowded (which we like) so we ventured inside.  After our experience...we know why it was not crowded!\nThere were six of us and only three were drinking (which the server did not seem happy about).  We started with some Jameson/Gingers and then their house drink the Dublin Donkey.  We were asked by our server, Erin, if we wanted doubles.  We said yes.  After the first sip, we all commented on the lack of whiskey in the drinks, but our server was not to be found so we decided to deal with it.  Now, I've worked in the restaurant business most of my life and have drank at many high end bars across the country, so I know a double should cost more.  Usually it has been anywhere from $2-$6 added to the initial price of the drink.  So imagine our surprise here when we discovered that a double was actually 2x the price of the drink.  Translate this to $15 jameson/gingers and $18 Dublin Donkeys!!  \nWe were appalled!  7 drinks, 3 shots... $125!!!  We confronted the server about it and she rudely told me how thats the policy because its double the alcohol and refused to change the check (despite our insisting that those drinks were in no way \""doubles\"").  \nWhile the price was outrageous I would have been able to get over it if the environment was outstanding (our drinks were served in plastic cups) or the service (Erin was no where to be found half the time, and acted as if she hated her job).\n\nThe day after I called to ask the manager if this was really the policy.  With a rude tone, I was again told that that those drinks were indeed that expensive!  No attempt to right this obvious scam was given!\n\nMoral of the story- avoid!  This place is a scam!
Class: phytopathology


Example: After the sad moving, then closing, of the local co-op, carless me tried to make do with my local market. Unfortunately, the relationship just isn't working. \n\nThere's nothing wrong with offering cheap groceries, but you want some degree of quality as well. Rollins seems to consistently sell whatever is the cheapest version of whatever item your looking for. While that may be just fine to augment other goods bought elsewhere, it is impossible to get a good supply of food from it. Anything slightly out of the mainstream can not be found here. Maybe I'm just spoiled after years of the co-op and Whole Foods, but as much as I love cooking, eating out is now the only option due to the poor selection over at Rollins.
Class: phytopathology


Example: I've been to Jet once and thank goodness for that! My friends and I were staying at Mirage so we decided to try it out. The crowd was not your typical Vegas crowd, and I did not appreciate them bumpin' and grindin' against me! I can't even remember if there were tables and I didn't even know they offered 'different rooms' until I saw posters the next day...I wonder where they were hiding. \n\nAnyway, my girlie QuinnKim and I basically just downed free drinks to help make the night better. Us and our other friends finally decided enough was enough and bounced to XS...so desperate that we walked there at 1am! We got into XS without line or cover and had an amazing end to the night!!
Class: phytopathology


Example: Despite the list of bad reviews and limited stars, I decided to try Heart Attack Grill  anyways for its amazing concept.  Talk about a place with giant weight scales, hospital gowns for its consumers, waitresses in skimpy nurse outfits, XL wheelchairs, witty pop art that grace the walls and an unbelievable shout out to all 350lb heavy-weighters who can dine for free! Sounds like fun... Sounds like Vegas!  With a name like \""HAG\"", I'm definitely not dinging them for how much fat is packed into their food.  Coming out of this joint in a state of food-coma and lard oozing out of your pours is a given.  Call me self-righteous, but I'm dinging them because I felt that there was no content that backed their concept. \n\nI would expect that the unhealthiest burger known to mankind would also be the tastiest.. but their claim to fame simply did not meet my expectations.  The burger bun was stale and dry, not even a trace of flavor could be found on the patty and the burger altogether along with the grilled onions, bacon and cheese was a $7 bunch o' bull. Another on my hit list was the fries (deep fried in lard) with cheese and chili.  Again, I have no animosity against the lard.. it was the fact that they had the nerve to call the item \""chili-cheese fries\""!  The chili had the texture of diarrhea and the oil drenched, browned, curdled fries were more saturated in lard then fried.  Once again, not a trace of flavor.  If you are coating your meal with catsup and mustard, you know you have a problem.  Props to their extensive beer line-up, but if you are not into drinking, your only choices are glass bottled coca-cola and/or bottled water which will run you about $3+.  \n\nThe service was good, quick and easy.. but if you are in a skimpy nurses outfit dressing your patients in hospital gowns, I would've expected a little bit more enthusiasm from the servers as they are constantly bombarded with an array of one-liners from the customers like, \""Hellllloooo Nurse! Do I need to bend down for this examination?\"" But they themselves seemed bored out of their minds as if one too many puns came along their way.  Once again.. Flavorless. One and done!
Class: phytopathology
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Thanks again, Yelpers, for making me fall in love! this place is amazing!\n\n I won a stuffed animal from a claw machine made in the 1920's! Other than winning $300 on a price is right slot machine and meeting Ludacris in the club, THAT was the highlight of my Vegas trip!  Ok.....it wasn't but it was still awesome! \n\nThe only bathroom door didnt lock, and the change machine ate my five dollar bill, but it will take much more than that to make me give this place anything less than a 5-star rating.