Example: I'm not going to lie, I fell asleep maybe 3 times. It was hard to keep my eyes open. I don't know if it was from lack of sleep, drinking all day or just pure boredom. I'm gonna go with probably pure boredom since when I looked around the people to the right, left, front and behind were all sleeping. RIDICULOUS for a Cirque Du Soleil show. The story line was somewhat hard to follow. Alot of battles and fighting. I thought there would be more acrobatics and just anything to make my jaw drop and go WOW! Glad I only spent $66 on my tickets on smartervegas.com\n\n\nI've seen Zumanity and that was a WOW show,definitely recommend that over KA. KA is more of a broadway type of show than anything.
Class: pubescence


Example: A mixed bag for sure at this barbecue landmark. We were greeted immediately upon entering, and invited to take a seat for table service if we were dining in, which we were. I went with the pulled pork and rib combo, and opted for their baked beans and red slaw as sides. The pulled pork was very good, and ended up being the best part of the meal. I like the rough chop, which was moist with a nice bit of bark, and had a good smoke flavor. I wasn't quite so impressed with the vinegar sauce, which lacked flavor and did little to enhance the meat. I am a fan of the red slaw, which is a sweet and sour North Carolina specialty. \n\nThe ribs were a big disappointment, with not much going on except for an overly sweet sauce. They were tough and surprisingly bad, given the quality of the pulled pork. I also didn't much like the baked beans. So, some things to like here and some to avoid, which doesn't add up to barbecue greatness.
Class: pubescence


Example: While taking my daily scroll through the Tumblr website, a friend of mine had reblogged a post about this place. I figured it would have been somewhere back home in CA. My curiosity prompted a random Google search shortly after reading it, and whaddya know?! I just happened to be in Vegas with said friend, plus a few others. Gave the friend a call and asked if they wanted to head there for lunch. His response? \""Hell yeah!\"" Done deal. \n\nAs soon as our party of 4 walked up to the storefront, we busted out our cameras and cell phones like weirdo tourists and started snapping photos. Mind you we weren't even inside yet. The touristy factor kept climbing up once we actually were. Our server even laughed at us because we were that giddy. *sigh* The restaurant was decked out in various anime decor, and had an episode of Naruto playing on their flat screen tv. \n\nThe menu was quite impressive, with everything on it being under $10. I ordered myself the takoyaki and tonkotsu ramen. I tend to have texture issues with tako, but I figured what better place to have my first plate of takoyaki than Sin City? I proved myself right with this one, it was delish. And the ramen was amazing with the near creamy broth and tender pork. Needless to say, I finished the whole thing. As if that wasn't enough for our group, two of us purchased calendars and had the waiters sign them. I'm due for another visit next month since another friend wants to check it out. Anime and ramen are awesome! *insert wink and double peace signs here*
Class: hostage


Example: This was a great sushi place that has a little something for everybody. The sashimi was fresh, the kobe beef was amazing ( i loved the kobe beef roll) the happy hour had real good deals. Overall this is a place Ill come back to next time Im in Vegas. A little pricey but this aint your local Dennys so stop complaining about the price of the food, your in Vegas at the Palazzo.
Class: hostage


Example: Although I usually do not associate Buffet with fine dining...  this is by far the exception.  \nWhat do you do when you spill some caviar on your lobster??... send it away and start again.  (just kidding) but it's really funny after a few too many mimosas.\nEndless caviar (just ask at the sushi bar)\nLobster cooked perfectly \nService was impeccable without a hint of snootiness.  \nAs fast we threw back the Mimosa and champagne the glass was always half full.  \nAnd to top it all off an amazing dessert selection.  \nWorth every one of the 8,500 pennies
Class: hostage


Example: Small place with not much character. I had dinner here with my wife and we share a salad and ordered two pizzas. Too much food. The server insisted that the pizzas are personal size. We had plenty of left over. Didn't care for our pizzas. The quatro stagioni was quite bland and the tomato sauce hadn't very much flavor. As many of the other reviewers we were offered the fried dough with powered sugar, again not impressed.
Class: pubescence
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Perhaps I expected too much.  It is pretty hyped up.  \n\nThe food was OK (I got the Shepherd's Pie, Artichoke Dip, and my friend got one of the sandwiches).\n\nIt was just so busy that we felt like we were being herded like cattle, and the service was pretty disappointing.