Case: Cheba Hut is one of those beloved institutions in a college town, full of low cost and delicious items, perfect for developing those classic college memories or in my case, trying to remember what it was like to be in college. I'm primarily a fan of the veggie hummus sandwich, the silver haze, but the white widow, with chicken, bacon and ranch dressing, is also quite good, though somewhat heavier.\n\nA few years ago this location was quite a bit smaller but the owners bought the store location next door, kicked out the wall, and created a much bigger eating space, as well as putting in a bar at the back which provides eaters, stoned or not stoned, with a variety of delicious beers, several of them locally brewed.\n\nAt one time you ordered your sandwich and then waited for your name to be called and walked up to the happy hippy group where the sandwiches came out of the toaster oven, to choose your toppings and experience some cheerful hippy vibe. However, last time I went in, they killed the back end process, with everything being ordered up front. I have to say, NOT a fan of that change, it makes Cheba seem overly corporate and chain like and misses exposing customers to that classic hippy culture with that back end discussion with the sandwich makers so owners of Cheba Hut, if you are listening, stop trying to be so process driven, the inefficiency of the sandwich making, with the two step process, is a key part of your culture, it is what makes Cheba Hut, Cheba Hut, so bring it back! Think of it as a form of relationship marketing, maybe not as fast as one order and done but it was one of my favorite parts of coming to this most lovely of sandwich places.
Classification: fourthly


Case: Very good Chinese style sweet breads. Try their milk custard ones, it's so good! They also sell sponge cake cut into big triangles, they have orange, vanilla, coffee, green tea, and chocolate flavors, they are quite light and they go so well with Jasmine tea for breakfast. They also make Japanese Cheesecake. It's yummy and fluffy! I don't even go back to American style cheesecake anymore. And it's healthier too, if you want to compare.
Classification: fourthly


Case: Not a Four Seasons more like a Double Tree.\n\nBoth casitas on either side of us had their patio chimneys at the same time so we were forced to eat inside. They should buy gas or electric patio heaters so other guests' stays are not affected. This was one thing that really ruined my stay. Also, clean your carpets for goodness sake. A five star hotel should not have stained carpets. It took almost two hours for them to get our room ready. The mattress sagged in the middle and clearly was not regularly turned.  Room service took almost two hours picking up our dirty dishes, cutting into sleep time. The service is not en par with the price point. \n\nThe housekeeping staff was great. The room was beautiful except for the ugly Holiday Inn curtains. The grounds are breathtaking. Would not return. Sorry.
Classification: Servius


Case: Gosh, did I hate this restaurant. For being in a high-traffic area in Vegas, I am shocked it remains open.\n\nFood: We came during happy hour so we were only allowed to choose from a mediocre 10ish item menu. No one was impressed, and two of our party got horrible food poisoning from the pork. Can you think of a worse vacation to get food poisioning? Bland, all of it.\n\nService: It took us over 20 minutes to get our check closed out. This was in the middle of the day with the bar half-full. Our waitress just disappeared for a solid 10 minutes. One of the busboys accidentally dumped salsa on me. A mistake, of course, but Diego isn't replacing those stained clothes.\n\nAmbiance: Was okay. I was seated next to an open doorway that led to the hotel walkway, so it was very loud. Probably better seats in the house than the one I had.
Classification: Servius
Classify the following: This hotel is full of creepy drunks and non drunks and it's suppose to be kid friendly?  I think it's too dark in this hotel.\n\nI just came back from Vegas a few hours ago. I stayed at circus circus as a last minute trip.  The rates are super cheap. \nMy room was in one of those manors unfortunately. I don't know why it's not even part of the main hotel.  It's a pretty scary and dangerous place to stay especially walking at night or evening for that matter. \n\nIt's away from everything.  The signs inside and outside of the hotel were unclear. Looking for the registration desk and stuff was annoying cause it was soo dArk! I mean geez.. \n\nWhen my friend and i walked to our room, the cleaning crews were still inside cleaning like really? We checked in and hour after check in time and the rooms aren't even ready? \n\nPros: $10 slot machine credit upon checking in\n\nFree boarding pass printing\n\nCheap rates( expect to get what you paid for)\n\n24 hour deli inside main hotel\n\nFree parking!\n\nCons: scary at night \n\nNot many places open late around this hotel\n\nStaying at the manor