Example: I've been a member for years.  I remember when I used to have many choices of classes with wonderful instructors.... now many of my favorites are either gone, or hardly ever there! I mean really? How is it that now that they only offer \""ONE\"" hot pilates class a day, when this is suppose to a hot yoga and PILATES studio?  I understand that financial costs are issues, but why open a second location in summerlin that has barely any class offerings and  then cut classes at your main studio?  Due to my work schedule, I'm forced to have no option but to take instructors whom I dont think give me enough of a workout.  Heres a recent scenario.  I had one instructor teaching a class.... I felt really awkward because there was only 4 people in my class. When the new instructor came in she was wearing tennis shoes to a \""barefoot bootcamp\"" class. Really?  Luckily 6 more people showed up but awkwardly 3 people left in the middle of class.  This is not how I remembered Vegas Hot to be.  My only 2 favorite instructors left are Danielle and Diana, but it seems like they are hadly there or teaching times I cant go! Its such a shame because i LOVED this studio and I swore by it to everyone.  Now I'm not so sure myself.
Class: monitrix


Example: This place is incredibly convenient for me from a location perspective, but as many of the other reviewers state, terribly inconvenient for me from a time perspective.\n\nThe food is good, the fresh-squeezed juices fab, and the espresso packs a good punch.\n\nThe service leaves a *lot* to be desired, though.  Take-away in particular is a hassle, where I'm usually forced to find someone and *BEG* them to take and swipe my credit card because I, unlike all the other languidly lunching customers, just can't spend 2 hours while the overstretched staff sort things out.  Actually...stand by the bar under the stairs, and you'll get an even better idea of how confused this place really runs.\n\nGo if you have time.  A lot of it.
Class: monitrix


Example: You have no idea how badly I wish there was an Earl of Sandwich location closer to where I live.\n\nThese sandwiches are wildly delicious. And, it is an awesome choice to save half of the sandwich for later on in the evening, when you're returning home, drunk and starving, from the clubs. Plus, I believe this location is open all the time. But, of course it is -- it's in Nevada.\n\nThe only thing that made me sad about Earl of Sandwich was that I waited in the huge, long line through Planet Hollywood, dreaming of the Italian sandwich I was about to eat (made with salami, capicola, roasted ham, mortadella, mozzarella, tomato and Italian dressing), only to discover that they were out of these ingredients and couldn't make me one. At the last minute, I went with the plain and simple ham 'n swiss ($6.99).\n\nI wasn't sad for long, though, because the service was very efficient, and the sandwich was amazing. The ham was warm, the cheese was melty, and the bread was crisp and hearty. The ham 'n swiss is simple but so, so effective.\n\nI fantasize often about just driving the 32 miles to Downtown Disney in Anaheim solely to reunite with Earl of Sandwich.
Class: hyperdiastole


Example: horrible service their app allowed me to place the order for delivery -  after setting up everything and placing order  I get a call they do not deliver  to my address I would need to call another store to pace order.  what a crock      -  they need to fix their apps
Class: monitrix


Example: Food is consistent and never bad, but if you are coming in to enjoy a big sporting event on one of the many TVs, you will most likely be disappointed. I guess the in-house dj, who sounds like a Spotify Pop Muisc Playlist, is more important than the national championship game between WI and Penn State V-Ball game. When 75% of the bar is in red and here to watch the game, put on the sound. Also had to deal with an altercation between a bartender and my girlfriend when asking to turn on the sound for the 2012 World Series. We were told 'our sound system doesn't allow multiple sound inputs between the bar and dining room'. Then that same bartender complained to a patron about how 'if you wanted to listen to the game, you should have stayed home.' I thought this was an isolated incident. Obviously not. The Great Dane does not care about the customer experience, unless it's inline with what they think is appropriate.   Sorry, your dj sucks and we would rather listen to the sports commentary. iTunes is as good as this guy.
Class: monitrix


Example: Four things I've tried (again) and everyone needs to ORDER:\n\n1. mac and cheese: if you like truffle, get it. It's so good. \n2. Haricot Vert: it's like string beans, tempura fried.. and it is GOOD.\n3. Rib Cap: So much flavor and juice... always cooked so well (medium rare is my preference). \n4. and his famous dessert.. STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING. GET IT. It's some good sh***\n\nThese four dishes will never fail you as long as this place keeps up the high standard. No joke. So good. So worth the $$$$$ you pay.
Class: hyperdiastole


Example: A friend and I wandered in by chance.  We'd been at the symphony and wanted to grab a bite and a drink.\n\nThe hostess was very nice and seated us right away (they were not too busy on a Sunday afternoon, although that changed pretty quickly after we were seated).  The staff was very friendly and attentive.  The menu of food paled in comparison to the beer menu, but I didn't mind that a bit.  \n\nWe started with the Spinach & Artichoke dip, which was heavenly.  Next time, I'm ordering the bacon appetizer.  Yup, just a side of bacon... makes me giddy.  I had the Copper Burger and my friend had the Cuban.  Both were delicious.  I would definitely make the trip back to try more beer!\n\nOH!  Beer... we had the watermelon ale.  Amazing.  I believe they do $1 beer shots, possibly on Mondays, my memory is failing.  What a great way to try a ton of beers.
Class: hyperdiastole


Example: If you're ballin on a budget, you definitely have to eat here. The sandwiches are filling and soooooo worth standing in line for. The line may seem a little intimidating because it can get long, but it's systemized well so that even though the line can get long, it moves -- which is a good thing. \n\nThere are plenty of selections to choose from but when in doubt, go with The Original. It's your basic roast beef sandwich with a hint of horseradish, toasted in the oven. It comes out perfect and if you're feeling daring, order up a side of the broccoli and cheese soup and DIP the sandwich in it. Trust me, you'll be glad you did. \n\nAs an added bonus, if you've been out partying until 5:00am, a sandwich from Earl's is the perfect thing to eat to sober your drunk ass up.
Class: hyperdiastole
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Fresh and delicious sushi! If you don't want to spend lots of money at the casino sushi bars or at Nobu@Hard Rock (which is across the street) go to Kaizen. They have a GREAT AMBIANCE!, cool vibe and current music/videos! They have a long sushi bar with a couple of plasma TV's where you can watch sports. The menu has many options- our favorite was the roll that had salmon, macadamia nuts, avocado and jalapeno! YUM!  DO NOT GO TO Yokohama for sushi which is diagonally across the street. I don't know why it got so many good reviews. Go to Kaizen...you won't be disappointed.