Example: Went into Raw Food Cafe today to get a juice and I was denied.  The door was open, people were in there, I saw the veggies.  But when I went to the counter the girl said \""no\"" the air conditioning was out and they were going to close.  I don't think it would have been a big deal to throw some veg into the juicer,  but she preferred to turn away a customer.  I probably will not go back.
Class: kalumpang


Example: Interesting concept here at Johnny Rockets.  Send out the fries and onions rings as an appetizer instead of as the side dish to your burger and then send the burgers out 30 minutes after that.  I'm not sure how it's possible to burn half an order of onion rings while the other half comes out raw but they managed it here (as the pic shows).  Then, the minute one clears the last fry off one's plate, the waiter appears to whisk the plate away. I was thinking.....\""hey, what if I wanted to like the grease and salt off of that plate?!?!?!\"" (Not really, lol)  If they were as quick to serve their burgers as they were to clear the plates, this place would be awesome.\n\nThe only redeeming quality to this visit was the waiter.  As it was, we won't come back.  We arrived hungry and just wanted a \""quick\"" bite while shopping and a wide cushy seat to rest my weary.....wallet!   Not an hour long meal, then when the burgers did arrived, to be rushed out the door so we can't even enjoy the burger.  Seriously, they were trying to box up burgers while my kids were halfway done.  NOT COOL!!!!  Next time we are at this mall, I'll skip round two and go for a truly quick bite at the food court where no one rushes your kids to eat their food.  Back to school shopping isn't the funnest chore but Johnny Rockets made this mama bear even crankier by pulling that crap.  I want the burger and fries together.  I want the food cooked correctly.  And I don't want my food boxed up while I'm still eatting it.  Pretty simple requests, right?
Class: kalumpang


Example: I think I am convinced that there is no such thing as really good sushi in Las Vegas.   But anyway...\n\nWe stayed at the Wynn for a couple of nights and of course, I had to get my sushi on since the Wednesday night would be my only free night before being forced to be social with work stuff.  I made a reservation a week prior, for the bar - I noticed *a lot* of availability when I did it on their website.   With my reservation at 9:30, I was freaking starving.\n\nService was good, courteous and attentive - no issues whatsoever there.  I proceeded to order a small carafe of sake, some rolls, nigiri and sashimi.  The rolls were... ok.  I asked for hand rolls and still got cut rolls.   The spicy scallop... not so spicy and the yellowtail had a bit too much sesame oil drizzle on them.\n\nThe sashimi was the major disappointment and downright upsetting.  First, as beautiful as the fish was - everything was ice cold.  Cold!  Me no like cold fishies.  That being said it was still mostly pretty good, especially the Chu Toro - wow!  But then I came to my last pieces, which were the abalone - disgusting, huge disappointment - not fresh at all and I literally had to spit out my piece.  Worst thing I ever ate in a long while.\n\nOddly enough, dinner went by in a flash - I think I was in and out in under 45 minutes.   Don't see a reason to try this place again.  I am sure it can be quite the hot spot with Tryst next door with all the pretty 20-somethings, but I am too old for that shit.\n\nThis is also quite the pricey place (but on par with places I've been to LA & NY - except they were better).  Pretty impressive sake selection but even a small carafe of it will run you 40-50 bucks.  I dropped $150 with tip here and a 1/3 of that was for the sake.  Be prepared to drop some coin here if you do come.... and dress nice.
Class: kalumpang


Example: Small but high-quality menu selections with locally sourced foods. Good value for what you get.  Great selection of microbrew beers. Our waiter was very attentive and a nice guy.\n \nTheTip Top Tavern has opened again after a major remodel. It was well worth the wait. It is now cozy, cute, and tiny. \n\nGreat for those who prefer unique destinations over corporate chains.
Class: dicyclic


Example: Recently went to see Marilyn Manson on May 5th 2012. While it was a very good show. The staff need drastic improvement. I was forced into tossing a perfectly good 5 hour energy for no apparent reason by security. I was also refused water/that I should go buy it myself by staff while in the pit, even after I told them I felt like I would pass out. At the majority of concerts I have been to staff are more than happy to give you water while in the pit. Due to the venue NOT wanting to get SUED.  Security at this venue are extremely over zealous in their searches {IE: TSA Style including the pat down}. I had been following this tour since RI and have been to several other concerts of different artists in the past. And this has to be one of the strictest venues I have been to. Also 90% of the stage to both sides of the stages are blocked by giant speakers/amps which makes it next to impossible to see the show if you are not near the front/center. I am also not a fan of the bus's being behind a large fence, but that is besides the point. To those complaining about losing your \""spot\"" you need to defend that spot better or get out of the pit, because that is what happens in the pit. The only reason this venue gets two stars is because as usual Manson put on a extremely good show.
Class: kalumpang


Example: Well, my dunkin donut cherry has been broken!\n\nI have been wanting to try Dunkin Donuts for Years but unfortunately never was fortunate enough to run into to any of there locations.\n\nSo while driving around Vegas, I just happen to notice there little shop in the corner of my eye. A strike of excitement ran through me so, I quickly made a U turn and went hurrying on in.\n\nI figured there is no better way to experience my first dunkin donut experience then in Vegas!!\n\nThe place is cute and small and nicely decorated. The donuts appeared extremely fresh and sinfully appealing and they not only have a great selection of donuts but a mouthwatering selection of breakfast items as well.\n\nThe lady who helped me was the sweetest doll ever!! I ended up getting one double chocolate glazed and one sour cream and they were both fantastic! Moist, and incredibly flavorful, just wish I was able to finish both of them.\n\nSo, I would not say they are the best donuts I have ever had but It's probably a good thing I don't have any close by and I really look forward to my next run in...lol
Class: dicyclic


Example: So my final review, the food was Good. The mac salad needed a little help. Hubby says the beef stew needed mor tomato sauce or paste: garlic chx was good but needs a little more marinating. The crunchy tempura roll was really good. The people were really nice and friendly... They got The Aloha spirit, not like some of these other so-called island places/local food. Overall hubby & would visit more often :)
Class: dicyclic


Example: Who knew this little place was going to be this good? The food, quite inexpensive, is VERY good. I had some crab cakes that were as good as any I've had, even when in Baltimore or Boston. The fish tacos were to die for. We left feeling quite full, and the bill was less than $25 for all of us.
Class: dicyclic
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We have been to several Outbacks even in Las Vegas alone. We never had a problem for birthday celebrations and have been going for someones birthday at least one time in a year.  \nNot only did my sister bring the cake early that they forgot to bring out. We had to tell the server twice as it was not a surprise anymore. \nThen, the manager comes out to say sorry for the problem. It happened cause of our shift change. Really??????  Does a guest really want to know that. \nBut it gets better.  Not everyone wants stuff for free. We didnt. But she brings out 2 bowls with 4 scoops each of vanilla ice cream and says its on us.\nHeres a helpful hint. Just go get the cake right away and make it happen and say sorry to the whole table and on the next visit ask for me and I will give you 10% off.\nIf we wanted ice cream we would have ordered it with our cake we brought in. \nAAAMAAAAZing.\n\nThis Outback has ok service and a inexperience manager, being its on the Las Vegas strip, south end. \nGo to the one on Sahara or in front of Harrah's...way better.