Text - Rating is A Zero!!! The Riviera needs to be shut down honestly, it is old, out-dated, and smells of sewer and Cigarette smoke. Even for its low price ppl deserve better.  My boyfriend and I checked in on nov.24th 2013 only to check back out a hr or two later.  The pillows was covered in slob and smelled of morning breath, heat didnt wrk and it was cold and rainy that week.  Plz dnt stay here Staff was nice tho! Thats the only nice thing
Group - indeliberately


Text - Well, the economy must be doing somewhat better because they are no longer offering the $40 all-day buffet pass.  Instead, you'll end up paying the $20/person for lunch that my group did.  This buffet has gone downhill from what it used to be.  If you, too, are looking for the lavish selection that \""Las Vegas buffets\"" brings to my mind, go to another hotel's buffet.\n\nThe best item was the fried shrimp. Prime rib was okay. And desserts, although they had a pretty good selection, tasted cheap.  Most of the bite-size portions were 90% whipped cream and 10% cake. Not worth my $20...\n\nIt's okay though, I'll just go win back my lunch monies on the roulette table.
Group - indeliberately


Text - BEWARE OF \""MANAGERS SPECIAL!!!!\""  If I could give this place 0 stars I would. I made my reservation online with travelocity for about fifty bucks, I was stoked because it was so cheap! When I checked in I was told of a managers special for 67 dollars more with a jacuzzi in the room! Score right? Nope, when I received my statement I was charged 93 dollars. A little off from the 67 I was promised. Then when I called and talked to three different people they pretty much told me I was an idiot and wouldn't refund me the difference. So much for customer service.
Group - indeliberately


Text - Went here fked up. It's pretty standard, not gunna lie, but WTF WITH THE PORTIONS! you get a lot of what you pay for!
Group - unmassacred


Text - We had this one on our last day, as a breakfast buffet.  As this was the last day, this was when we finally mastered the buffet experience, which completly applies to Cravings.  Try everything.  Eat a little.  Don't \""try to get your money's worth\"" out of it or else you will leave the table bloated and unable to enjoy the rest of your day.  Just enjoy it for what it is.\nThis is spoken from a person with buffet experience.\nWe had the breakfast and I was impressed.  The plantains were insaine (in a good way), the apple crepes rocked my world and the french toast and migas were also amazing.  They had a make your own omlett station in which you did not cook at all but your ordered someone else to make this portion of your meal.  Nice dessert selection, especially for a breakfast, although it is hiding on the other side of the buffet. \nYum Yum Yum.\nDo it.
Group - unmassacred


Text - I don't think you should ask your clients if they are getting an eyebrow wax, when they aren't getting one. Which is what happened to me.\nMy girlfriend and I tried out Bronze Boutique strictly for the killer deal of a mani/pedi offered in the Republic. This place is a glorified tanning salon, and nothing more.\nThe pedicure was mediocre and the person who gave it to me, asked me if I was also getting my brows waxed. To which I replied, \""No. Are you saying I need to?\""  My girlfriend was also lectured on how long it had been since she'd had her last pedicure (she lives in CO...it's not flip-flop weather there in January).  Also, I didn't think insults were included in the package, but I was wrong. \nThe treatments were supposed to be the \""elite\"" versions, but if those were elite, I'd hate to see what their regular services entail. The service was pretty lame, and the results were equally as bad. There was no spa treatment about it; strictly business and we were in and out as fast as they could do it. The special was $35 for both services and my nails look like it. You get what you pay for, so spend the extra $20 and hit the salon in a strip mall near you.
Group - indeliberately


Text - This ABC store is located in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood next to the V Theater. I frequent this location when I'm in the area to buy cheap alcohol. My husband bought a Tall Boy PBR for $3.47 out the door.  Just FYI, they were offering a 2 for $5 on domestic beers but we opted to get only 1 beer. ABC's prices definitely beat out prices of nearby bars at Miracle Mile or the bars inside the Planet Hollywood hotel.  \n\nThis store is impeccably organized.  I didn't see anything out of place.  The cashiers were friendly and all 3 registers were being manned to keep pace with the line. The ABC inside Miracle Mile is as good as it gets as far as convenience stores go.
Group - unmassacred


Text - This is a fairly new store here in the valley and I must say it is very impressive. Good customer service.....very clean....and they seem to always have some sort of sale going on. The pharmacy department is very good and the staff is extremely friendly. If your in a hurry they do have a drive thru for the pharmacy which makes getting what you need very nice. I mean most CVS stores are pretty much the same.....however because this one is so new and near a major intersection I think it will truly stand out. I will keep you all posted on it's progress as time goes alone....because I think that will tell the true story about this locale going forward. Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!
Group - unmassacred
Classify the following: We just went to see the Ferris Wheel how cool for the kids...........it was very very busy and yes i agree with others its a typical store.........but i have never seen one with a Ferris Wheel inside.......its worth a look whether its for you or the kids.