Case: Went in for a pulled leg muscle.  The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.  They have a large therapy room with a lot of sports specific equipment.  They were thorough in examining my leg and even noticed my ankle hadn't healed right from a break 15 years ago.  I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of PT.
Classification: Amampondo


Case: Oh dear.\n\nTeetering on one star, this didn't do me any bodily harm. But it sure is annoying, run down, and in some places, disgusting. We stayed here one night on a recent NCAA tournament opening weekend, just to save money the night everyone arrived, before moving to baller-ier digs at the Venetian. It sure did save money, several hundred dollars, but...yeah.\n\nFirst off, an hour wait to check in? Maybe a few more check in folks might help, guys? Maybe the security guard stationed in the check in lobby to keep order could do a better job of keeping people from just arbitrarily cutting in line? I had to do a little police work myself. The elevators and hallways smell terrible...stale body odor. But the smell thankfully didn't reach in to our room. Once I got to the room, let's just say they don't match the rest of Las Vegas. But for $70 a night? I guess you can barely complain. Beds are actually fine...bathrooms are clean...For a quick hit stay,  I suppose it's fine, but if this was where I had to return to every night, I would be pretty disappointed.\n\nWill I stay here again? I tell myself no, but money talks. If we find ourselves flying in the Wednesday before the round of 64 next year, would we do this again to save practically $400 over the cost of Venetian rooms? Yeah, we totally would. I'll just look at it is...a way to appreciate the better hotels.\n\nBut...you know what? They *did* have fitted sheets. And they had bathroom ventilation...in name only. But that means it avoids *both* lists. Maybe I like this place after all?
Classification: copartnership


Case: It's not really a coffee shop despite its name. It's more like a Denny's because they serve a variety of American food and they're open 24 hours. \n\nThe food itself wasn't very good. 3 of my friends and I shared a chicken pot pie which was more like thick chicken noodle soup in a bread bowl, cobb salad, chicken caesar salad, and a quesadilla. The salads were okay, and the quesadilla was very average. Nothing really memorable. But it's pretty dang overpriced. I guess that's expected as a restaurant inside a Vegas hotel. \n\nService was super sweet though! Everyone from the host to the servers were really nice and always smiling. But all in all, I'd rather eat at McDonalds than this place to get my service with a smile.
Classification: copartnership


Case: Thank god I'm not lactose intolerant - otherwise, I'd be in trouble with all the cheeze oozing out of this place.  There are so many fake flowers in there, my husband kept sneezing because of the dust they collect.  And the sign outside?  Hilarious - Joan Collins and Michael Jordan were married here - married each other?  HA!\n\nThis is my second experience at ALWWC (not my second marriage); the first time was for my friend's brother's wedding, quite the experience, we went on a Saturday night, place was packed, hot outside and had to wait forever for the ceremony.  BUT it was the best time ever - two friends went across the street to the nudie store and bought champagne and other alcohols and we kept the night going. \n\nThe second time was slightly different, after a comatose buffet experience at the Paris Hotel and a rather long nap - the hubster and I mosied on down to ALWWC to get foreal married, yes the wedding back in May was not legal, at least this way, I get two anniversaries and twice the presents right?   We walk inside and are greeted by Melanie/Melody, who was very quick in processing our paperwork and getting everything in order for us.  The priest was awesome, I didn't cry at my wedding in May, but actually got teared up at this ceremony.  Yes it was a little cheesy walking down the aisle to prerecorded music and what not - but what's a Vegas wedding with out Cheese?! \n\nIt's a great place to get hitched.  The Tunnel of Love drive thru would have been a great option too.
Classification: Amampondo


Case: We arrived at our seats 30 minutes prior to the start of the movie. We got off to a great start with our server bringing us blanket and pillow. She also brought menus and took our drink order. When she returned with our drink order, we placed our food order. We still had 20 minutes until the lights were going off. A full 10 minutes into the trailers our food arrived, my husband's sliders were great ( even 30 minutes after ordering) my nachos were ice cold. We waited for a server and for almost 10 minutes I sat with the cold nachos on my tray until another server was bringing popcorn around and we asked to speak with our server. She took the nachos, at this point I was irritated and no longer wanted them. When she brought the  check, I asked for more popcorn, almost 15 minutes later, she returned with the popcorn and said she forgot.\nThe seats wer very comfortable, but skip the food unless you bring it yourself from the concession stand.
Classification: copartnership


Case: I knew I wasn't trippin' when I saw a skinny, dancing banana at the house party I went to last night, A. because I was sober (boooo), and 2. because it was Halloween. But today, right in the middle of a post Halloween funk/Sunday blues combo, I started to wonder if maybe I was slipped something last night, when Mr. Incredible who was there too, greeted me at Pink Spot. To protect his identity I won't say who it was, but the tomato, egg, bacon, avocado sandwich with chipotle mayo, sprouts and American cheese on wheat bagel he made me, truly hit the spot, and the mocha was just what I needed to lift me out of my forlorn state. It's a good thing they have free wi-fi here, because that's why I'm yelping. I'm going to go ahead and throw a solid five stars at these guys because they genuinely accomplished something that trumps, taste, price or ambiance; they served up a generous helping of good humor. And it wouldn't hurt to up their star count a little after that dreadful Megan D imposed her two stars. Who does she think she is anyway, trolling around Phoenix handing out miserable reviews? Wait... go back to that happy place Dugaldo. Happy place. Pink Spot.
Classification: Amampondo
Classify the following: Okay, I kept putting off on eating here because I was not too much of a burger fan.  But I don't know what it is about SmashBurger, but they certainly have me hooked.  Its one of my preggo cravings, when I'm allowed to have the extra calories.  \n\nI guess I've had my share of dry soggy burgers that it just made me stray away from burgers all together.  Then finally my hubby managed to drag me here because the rest of the family out numbered me on saying yes to burgers.  They managed to drag me here since it was near by, plus he said they had salad options.  Which I have yet to try, LOL.  \n\nWell, if I am at a burger place, I will have to try their burgers.  Thats just the way I roll.  So, that is is exactly what I did.  \n\nWhat did I go for? I went for the Truffle mushroom Swiss burger-chicken that is, and veggie frittes (& tasted the sweet potato fries).  \n\nBuns, not even soggy.  Whole Burger, not even smashed.  What is smashed is the actual patty, but I think I like the concept because its cooked through and I don't have to smash my burger to get it to all in one bite.  \n\nI have to say, I'm seriously hooked.  This location is also very friendly.  When you stare deeply into that menu, they'll even make a suggestion.  \n\nooooh, I must try their nutella milk shake.  Everyone was getting shakes, so thats my next thing to attack.  \n\nThese burgers...yes, like Hulk...SMASH!!!!!