Example: On a recent Vegas trip with my friends, we all got to select an activity that everyone must go to or do.  Mine was to go to Raising Cane's because I like chicken fingers and the last time I had them was over a year ago.  \n\nThis Raising Cane's is located at the Las Vegas Outlets, so you can only imagine how crowded and busy it can be.  And if you think the one on Flamingo is a better bet, think again, it's just as crowded. We came during the lunch rush, it was also Labor Day too.  They also happened to have an event going on, a race car driver was there and they had a giveaway for a ride in his car.  I shared with my boyfriend, we ordered the Caniac which is 6 chicken fingers, Texas toast, coleslaw, fries, and a drink. Just as I remember it, tender and juicy.  As some may have said before, be careful on the first bite, these things are HOT, not spicy but temperature.  I think they cook the chicken to order.  I really like the sauce, it's peppery with the right amount of tangy-ness.  I think that's the whole reason I go!  If you haven't tried the sauce you should, because I didn't at first and didn't like the chicken, but the combo with together it tastes amazing!  The fries are standard, tastes like the Ore-ida brand.  If you like sweet tea, the sweet tea is good, especially with during the hot Vegas weather.  I like that they service the drink with crushed ice, I like it better than the cubes.  Personally, I don't like the toast, I feel it needs something else.  Maybe next time, I'll spend the sauce on it to see how it tastes, maybe that's what it needs.  Enough of this fatass talk...\n\nThe service is good, everyone there is so nice.  You get greeted when you enter and when you leave.  I can't wait for my next Vegas trip, because Vegas locations are the closest locations to CA!
Class: watershoot


Example: I had lunch there yesterday, loved the veggie flatbread, friend loved the Kona chopped salad, full of good things.  But especially the service was excellent, sorry I didnt get her name, she was so nice, not intrusive but very helpful.
Class: watershoot


Example: I created a Yelp account just so I could write this review. For starters, I usually stay in affordable/cheaper hotels. I am pretty chill when it comes to my hotel room. I want clean bed linens, zero bugs, and I'm good.\n\nThat being said, I booked this hotel for a weekend trip to Vegas, $50 dollars a night. My mother, and my in-laws also had a room here, and their experience was just fine. \n\nAfter we arrived, I walked into my non-smoking room and was overtaken with the smell of smoke - so strong that I had to leave the room to catch my breath. Fine, I understand, people don't always follow the -no smoking- policy in their non-smoking rooms. However, housekeeping should have noticed the overpowering smell when they cleaned the room. In any case, I was able to get another room on the same floor, so no problem. \n\nMy new room smelled like hamster bedding and the tiles in the bathroom were cracked, but I figured at this point I was just being overly picky, when normally this wouldn't be an issue. Everything else appeared just fine, so we dropped off our luggage and headed out. \n\nThat night as I was getting into bed, I noticed a dead bug on the corner of the bed. Annoyed, but trying to not make a huge deal, I got a tissue and threw it away. Just to be safe, I decided to check the rest of the bed. I pulled up my pillow to find, what looked like a huge eye shadow smudge. A closer look revealed weird, tiny, squiggly black bugs. AGH! So then I lifted up the last two pillows to find an even larger dead bug stuck to the last pillow. I felt like, even at a low monetary rate, this kind of thing was unacceptable. So I called the front desk and spoke with a woman, who was nice, but seemed unconcerned that I found a good number of dead bugs in my bed. She told me that housekeeping was closed so she would move me into another building. I explained to her that I was staying with family and I did not want to leave the floor I was currently on, let alone, the building. She said she would see what she could do. About 5 minutes later, a man came to the door and handed me some folded sheets. I ripped off the dirty sheets and set aside the pillows. I unfolded the new sheets to find 1 fitted sheet that was not big enough to fit the bed, and one loose sheet. No new pillowcases, for 3 bug covered pillows!\n\nLook, I understand that I didn't pay for a luxury hotel. And I get that sometimes these things happen. However, I feel like even the lower end hotels should have pride in their establishment. And I certainly feel like having bugs in the bed warrants a certain level of concerned behavior - in order to prevent situations where the customer reviews their stay ONLY because it was not as pleasant as it could have been. \n\nUpon check out, another woman I spoke to apologized for what happened. It wasn't her fault, I know. She let me file a complaint, and I was told I would hear from management. That was a week ago.
Class: Serapic


Example: Number #3 no rice with cheese is one of the best things I've ever eaten.
Class: watershoot


Example: Bleh. This place looks pretty rough, but it's been here for a long time and I was thinking that the food must be pretty good if it's survived that long. Wrong.  I'd say that at least half of my Hunan chicken & shrimp combo went in the trash. I could've done better with Panda Express and I'll be eating a bowl of Cap'n Crunch in hour or two.\n\n\nFortune cookie: Desire, like the atom, is explosive with creative force. In bed.
Class: Serapic


Example: The salsa was great, especially the green. The main course was just okay. Wife's soft tacos were a soggy, nasty mess. My burrito was not bad actually, the chicken was tasty. Rice and beans are BLAND; rice seemed too old, a little crunchy like it was left over from lunch. Overall, not a good place compared to other places in the same price range. I will go here again for the salsa and margaritas, but not the food.
Class: Serapic
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Everytime I asked someone where would be a great place to shop in the area, this place is the answer I would usually get.  \n\nClose to the base of Camelback Mountain, this place almost reminds me of Ala Moana Center in Honolulu (http://www.yelp.com/biz/ala-moana-center-honolulu) with the sheer size and endless places to park.  With that being said, there is so much parking, it is hard where in the hell to remember not only where you parked, but how you got there!\n\nThis place seems to take up a few city blocks, and even goes over the street once or twice.  It's a decent size mall, and its anywhere from 2-4 stories at any given point.\n\nLots of store options and lots of fancy store options at that (hence the name of the mall).  I liked the fact there was a NM there- one of the main reasons I kept going back.\n\nI like how the food court is on the bottom floor and you can get a great view from above.\n\nOn a side note, after I left NM, I started walking back to my car (at the opposite end of the mall) and it was weird because I walk pretty fast, and I noticed someone was approaching me at a steady speed.  Some chick came up next to me, walked side by side, then turned around and bolted into a men's store.  She was cute, but that $hit was too weird for me.  I mean to me, that was like a gold digger on recon!  She must have ran when she saw my face :).\n\nAnother nice thing about this place is that if you cant find it in the mall, there are a crap ton of stores right near it...