Case: Stayed here from a Monday to a Wednesday in the beginning of August. The room (a Rialto suite)  was awesome, even with 5 guys in it. More room than we really needed, but considering we were a group of five guys, we did a lot of pre-party drinking in the room, so it was worth doing it right.\n\nThe casino was gorgeous, though a bit expensive for us. Which leads me to why 4 stars not 5. If you are planning on doing the cheap drinking at O'Shea's, Casino Royale, Bill's Gambling Hall, OR plan on seeing the younger crowds at the Cosmopolitan, it is a loooooong walk. Even longer in 105 degree heat. So it's a 5 star rating in a 4 star location on the strip. Still, if I was staying here in the future, I wouldn't complain at all.\n\nAlso, the poolside mojitos, even at $10, hit the spot pretty well.
Classification: salvianin


Case: Came here to see Tiesto on a Friday night.  Place was beyond capacity - i'm talking at least 500 people over what should have been allowed to go in.  Paid $85 for a ticket with a disclaimer that said, \""Guaranteed entrance before 11 p.m.\"".  Tiesto didn't play until 2:30 a.m.  \n\nI'm paying $85 for a ticket.  The least they can do is reserve a spot for people who paid money in advanced. (I am aware that this is a growing trend among clubs...which is total bullshit!!!)\n\nAnyways, got in, realized it was way too crowded (to the point where you are almost touching hands with whoever is next to you), and walked towards the back of the club.  Even though it was a little bit better, these spots were right behind the bottle service tables.  The people who had bottle service stood on their seating area (totally reasonable as they paid for it), making it impossible for anyone near the back to see the main stage.  \n\nOverall, pretty terrible experience as far as how the place was set up.  The sound systems weren't set up well and the sounds were piercing at times.  Visual effects were extremely mediocre. 8oz bottle of water (half of your normal water bottle) was $9. \n\n1 star for Tiesto.
Classification: vasiform


Case: Great affordable and tasty lunch specials 7 days a week. I love the Tom yum soup-full of chunks! I get pad Thai with chicken spicy level 3. The emerald rolls are great. Service is great. The restaurant is clean and there's plenty of parking. \n\nI have never been here when it has been busy or full but I think that is because it is relatively new and off the main road sharing a building with a jiu jitsu and kickboxing place. I recommend it but not for very large groups since it is small.
Classification: salvianin


Case: Went here for appetizers with my family before a get together. The food we had was VERY tasty and I would love to eat there again whenever I come to the strip. I only give it two stars is because we had a waiter who took our order and was VERY neglectful and very very rude to our entire table. It really soured our dining experience. If we do go again I hope we get a different waiter or I would walk right on out again. No matter how good the food is bad service will completely ruin everything.
Classification: vasiform
Considreing the above, classify the following: As a lover of all food Thai...this place takes the cake for the best I ever had! While at Commonwealth, we smelled something good. I asked the security guard what it could be & he pointed in Le Thai's direction, right next door. \n\nWe ordered the Thai style wings with sriracha sauce, & pork Pad See Ew. I've had Pad See Ew all over town, & hands down...Le Thai has the best! The noodles had a sweetness to it & they even serve it with a fried egg on top. Something we haven't has anywhere else. The wings were fried perfectly & the sriracha sauce was delicious. \n\nCan't wait to go back! Yum!