Example: okay we went here last year and to be honest were a little disappointed but not as much as we would have been since we had a heads up from a driver on the Duece bus.   No this is not a big zoo and to be honest you really cannnot spend a full day here like we tried to do.  That being said it was still fun.   We enjoyed the talking birds and the other exotic animals they had.   The place could have been cleaner and there is very little in the way of food options so eat before you come.   We were sitting inside and learned by listening that they often hire kids doing community service to work around the place.  I am sure in part because of lack of funding.   Its not a bad place just that you would expect much better in a city the size of Las Vegas.   I still enjoyed the time we spent there but to be honest not quite sure it is worth the cost of admission.
Class: Aramitess


Example: It's crazy to think anyone would go here and not try the chicken. It's cut up into strange pieces (not the 8 typical pieces we think of) but, My GOD it's good. I'm going on the record as saying the chicken is the BEST I've ever had. Tzatziki is excellent and so is the Donner. I tried everything on the menu and the only things I didn't like were the rice and spanakopita. Also the d\u00e9cor is typical tacky Greek, like most good Greek restaurants. Cheap and filling! Can't go out afterwards because of all the garlic.
Class: cabbagy


Example: Olives definitely suffers from the standard Vegas markup for mediocre food. Yet another disappointing Vegas dining experience that makes me think I should stick to Chipotle when I go to Vegas. \n\n* Beef carpaccio - $20\nThe server deterred us from ordering beef tartare and suggested we order beef carpaccio. He said that people had been coming to Olives for 15 years just to eat the carpaccio. No offense to those people, but they probably haven't had good carpaccio. This was really just below average carpaccio. \n\n* Fig and prosciutto flatbread - $19\nThe crust was a bit too hard, and the toppings didn't taste that good to me.\n\n* Grilled squid and octopus - $16\nBarely any squid or octopus but a lot of chickpeas. This dish might as well have been named chickpea curry. \n\n* Manila clams pasta - $35\nThe pasta tasted fine, but the noodles were a bit clumpy. The portion was satisfactory. \n\nNobody in the group seemed dtoo happy with the meal. A couple of people ordered steak (both the Porterhouse and sirloin) and said it was horrible. \n\nMost of the girls at my table ordered sangria ($14/glass). The menu described it as being made with fresh strawberries, but there were no strawberries in the glasses. It was very light in color and apparently flavorless. A tableful of lushes (just kidding!) in Vegas, and none of them even finished their first cocktail.
Class: Aramitess


Example: We went on the second Saturday after opening, while the park is still open for season pass members only. We arrived around 4:00 ish The first thing that was nice was that we didn't have to pay for parking even though we didn't have our passes yet. We just told the parking attendant that we were gold pass members and that we were going to pick up our passes, she let us right in and said we didn't have to pay! We were also able to get front row parking at 4:00! There was not a line to pick up our passes and my husband forgot the credit card that he purchased the passes with, but they were super friendly and it wasn't a problem! \n\nOnce inside the park we were able to find a nice spot in the grass to lay out our towels and then we were off! All of the lines moved pretty quick overall. The longest line we waited in was the line for the Rattler, but it was well worth the wait! This was the best ride by far and it was fun because my whole family got to ride together! \n\nSplash Island was great too because there are lots of little slides that my kids were able to ride by themselves, while my husband and I went on the Royal Flush. Now, before you think I am a crazy nut job of a mother, my kids are 9 and 7 and they stay together and they have a crap ton of life guards out there! Plus there aren't any actual pools on Splash Island so all my kids could do was go down the slides and squirt the water guns. \n\nDespite a lot of people complaining about the park being too small, I felt that it was great for what it was. My family had a great time and we bought our season passes for our kids to enjoy themselves, which they totally did!! We will certainly be back many times this summer! My kids haven't stopped talking about today and they can't wait to go back!
Class: cabbagy
Classify the following: I absolutely hated it here. I went to get my nails done at 4 a.m. and from what i understand they are 24 hours . And the lady was so rude opening the door to me as if she was upset i woke her up.  Umm hello get off the night shift then. The place was filthy  . There were magazines all over with a layer of dust on them . Gross.  Anddd the place is way too over priced. She did my gel so sloppy and was upset when i asked her to paint the corners . You dont fully paint then i shouldnt fully pay.  I would give this place 0 stars if it was possible