Example: Bellagio always has and probably always be my fav strip casino. \n\n The conservatory is a must see, which is to say if you havnt seen it, you must! Be ready though, cant take two steps in there in the evening on the weekends without ruining someone picture. So be creative (since youre going to be in them anyway) \n\nThe conservatory is changed for several seasons - chinese new year, spring summer/4th of July , autumn, Cmas.  \n\nThe water show is a great free attraction and is best seen from the dead center, in front of the hotel on the strip. (Although the bestest view is from any of the middle suites (the big round ones with the balconies on both sides of the living room).  Show is every 30 min (i think) at night. Go at night if you can - makes for better pics and its just not the same without the lighting.\n\nAlso, check out the lobby (front desk) and the upside down glass sculptures/umbrellas/chandelier thing by Dale Chihuly.\n\nIf youre down on the strip, walking , the last thing you want to do is go into a hotel and .... walk. But this hotel is worth checking out. Or grab a seat at the Petrossian Bar (right off the front desk/lobby area), order a drink and nurse it cuz its a great place to people watch.\n\nTo the left of the hotel, under the giant sign is the moving sidewalk. So you can take a break and ride in. Drops you off near the front entrance. Youll just be an escalator ride away from the front doors and the Petrossian Bar and that umbrella sculpture thing.\n\nThe pool area is very nice but its just a pool. That is to say its not a lazy river (MGM) or a giant wavepool (Mandalay Bay) just a pool. Kind of a disappointment  there.  \n\nThe typical rooms are.... typical. Not the greatest. Suites (even the small ones ) kick *ss. If youre going to get a small suite get one on the end and strip side so your view wraps around.
Class: wishing


Example: Decently good food for an airport.  The Chicken Enchiladas were actually pretty good.  Or to rephrase that, better than I expected them to be.  Of course coming off of a red eye that served no meals just about anything tastes good.  Still, better than I expected.
Class: wishing


Example: I live in Phoenix and have never been to either location of Chelsea's Kitchen before, but since I live so close to the airport, I thought I would give this place a try since I love Ingo's and this restaurant is part of the LGO Hospitality group. Upon arrival and requesting to be seated in the back so that I wasn't in the front under the florescents and throngs of travelers walking by, the reaction from the hostess was one of bewilderment and unhappiness, as she didn't want to seat us in what was supposed to be closed section, even though there were already people there. The excuse was that they were understaffed too. Not a very good impression to give to a new customer, but we ended up there anyway, go figure.\n\nSERVICE: our server, while she seemed a little frazzled, tried her best to be very attentive. Maybe it was the holidays or the short staffed situation or that she was possibly employed by the airport rather than directly by the restaurant that made her unhappy, who knows. Another server, maybe from the bar, poured my wine and spills a little in the process on the table, but had no desire to wipe it up. Really? You want me to clean up after your mess?\n\nFOOD: I was hoping that they would have the same menu as their other restaurant and was looking forward to ordering the Dixie pan-fried chicken, but it wasn't on the menu. So I opted for the meatloaf instead. Unfortunately, both the meatloaf and mashed potatoes were barely lukewarm and the broccoli was literally COLD and very under cooked (and I like crunchy veg); there was no way this dish came out of a hot pan or pot recently. And the meatloaf was dry and overcooked, lacking any kind of juiciness or color, just a block of brown meat in very little sauce. My dining companion's burger was hot, so I'm assuming my dish died in the window waiting for his dish. I wanted to send it back, but since our server didn't check on us for quite a while later and my companion was almost done with his burger, I didn't bother. Besides, the clock was ticking on my parking.\n\nWe dine out a lot and we have our local favorites so it's been a long time since I've tried a new restaurant and was very disappointed. It's not a great experience when you feel like you are being punished when you have done nothing wrong.
Class: overstir


Example: This was my first visit to a melting pot.  I was impressed with how quickly we were seated.  The waitress was lovely and explained everything to us.  The food was fresh and arrived with perfect timing between courses.  They seem to have mastered their process.  \n\nHowever,  we were totally ripped off. \n\nWe shared a bill with another couple we invited and split the bill accordingly.  After further review they did not honor a promotional item which was the only reason we elected to try this place.  Instead of the promotional value being $70 it became $10. The explanation they gave was that it was for 2 people and our table was four.   It made no sense that we were penalized for bringing more customers.  Never going back.
Class: overstir
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We bought our master king bedroom set with a mattress ( over 6k spent in this store) from the Bassett store in Concord. Had a pleasant experience with Donna, the sales person/interior designer. We paid in full. We were told delivery would be in one truck. To anticipate the 8AM delivery, we emptied the master bedroom and even got rid of our old mattress. Delivery was on time yet missing ONE BIG ITEM...the king mattress!! We called Bassett and spoke to April G. Instead of working towards a plan to help us she blatantly told us two lies. First excuse, there was no room on the truck. Second excuse, \""you were notified your delivery would be a partial delivery today\"" and that Saturday your mattress would come. Surprisingly, we both work Saturday so how in the world would we have scheduled a delivery that day. The part that really upsets us is not the poor planning, but how obnoxious, rude, and condescending April G. was. Therefore, Bassett furniture has lost a costumer for life and we will tell everyone we know of this HORRIBLE experience!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DON'T SHOP HERE!!!!!--from Rost and Bianca from Huntersville, NC