Case: Most casinos on the strip have adequate air circulation. Not Mandalay Bay, which is pretty bad seeing their are a lot of families. The entire facility is one giant ashtray.
Classification: ethnologist


Case: the \""combination with choice of 2 meats\"" is actually putting 2 meats in 1 sandwich. I like their potato latkas though.
Classification: ethnologist


Case: I literally order from here for almost two weeks straight for lunch. Prices are insanely cheap. Majority of the items were six dollars or less. Service was okay, but I always order to go. I love their fried shrimp wontons!!! So good. \n\nHowever it does seem like they use msg in their food. After eating their food, I'd get this headache and itchy/dry throat that I normally only get after consuming lots of MSG. :/
Classification: steelware


Case: This is a very busy place on Friday nights and they don't seem to be capable of making the proper adjustments to adequately serve large numbers of customers.\n\nThe service was generally slow and inattentive, though it did improve once they became aware of us.\n\nThere is also an unrealistic expectation that patrons will automatically know to seat themselves upon arrival.\n\nI have nothing good to say about their food.  Their carne asada burrito was bland, watery, and unappetizing.  \n\nTheir chile relleno made me gag.  It was by far the worst.  The chile itself was hard and difficult to chew and I had to spit out the seeds.  The taste was disgusting.  I pushed it aside immediately after choking down the first bite.  \n\nThe chicken enchiladas were extremely dry and tasteless.  \n\nI literally left half a plate full of food uneaten.  Our waitress kept asking if I needed a box, to which I repeatedly declined.\n\nTheir only saving grace is the chips and drinks.  My margarita was fine.  No complaints.\n\nIn sum, if you want to punish yourself and have a miserable experience, eat at this restaurant.
Classification: ethnologist


Case: The real deal.  B\u00fctter K\u00e4se was phenonmenal.  Same with Touristenwurst und Landj\u00e4ger.  It helped that I can speak \""tourist survival Deutsch\"" as the lady who helped me (and was more than pleasant and gracious) didn't seem to catch all my English.  Of course I didn't catch all her Deutsch either :) but we made it work!  Everything tasted top-notch.  If you have a hankering for German meat and cheese products (they also have some dry goods and sweets) and don't mind shelling out some coin, you'll be as happy as we were!
Classification: steelware


Case: New to Vegas, I picked this place solely because it was close and convenient. What a great surprise! We just got pizza to go but it was some of the best I've had; hot, fresh ingredients and perfect thin crust. Will definitely be eating here again!
Classification: steelware
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Our second visit to the smaller theatre, the Actor's Cafe.  We saw \""The Mousetrap\"" last year and \""Biloxi Blues\"" tonight.  Although we had seen \""The Mousetrap\"" before (in London), it's been almost 40 years and it was time for a review.  Enjoyed the production in 2013.  Tonight neither of us had ever seen a production of Neil Simon's autobigraphical second part of the three part triology, bookended by \""Brighton Beach Memoirs\"" and \""Broadway Bound.\""  The cast was delightful, and it was interesting to note that a couple of the actors had just recently finished high school (sorry, but it showed and they are gaining valuable experience.)  The lead actor who played Eugene, who also narrated directly to the audience, was delightful and quite a talent, as well as the actor who played the sergeant (although it was scary to be this close to him in this small space.)  The theatre is very small, seating maybe 80 people at best, and seating is flexible (or \""festival seating,\"" as I like to call it, but I ordered the tickets online ($6.00 fee) and printed out my actual tickets with bar codes on them to present at the door.  However, the doorman asked if I had stopped at the box office on the way in, and when I told him no, he asked for our names so he could tell them.  Unclear that we were expected to report to the box office since it appeared that the tickets printed were actual replicas of tickets with bar codes.  It was not clearly explained on the web site that we were expected to report to the box office, and we were not clear on the festival seating either, or we would have arrived earlier so we didn't have to get stuck on the front row with our knees touching the edge of the stage!  But the shows have been delightful so one star off for getting the website together, and see you again next summer!