Example: Don't judge a book by its cover. And, don't judge a New Mexican food place by its exterior. Vital life lessons.\n\nThe food is fantastic. For my gringo tastebuds, the green chili sauce is a little spicy, but the flavor is amazing. I had the chicken burrito, and I'm pretty sure they used a whole chicken given the size of this thing. The ground beef was also delicious, and not at all the cheap tasting product that so many ground beef burritos are. \n\nIt was 11am, so sadly I didn't try the margaritas (though it was five o'clock in Praia--an \""island nation off the coast of Senegal--thanks Wikipedia!). But my co-eaters espoused their deliciousness--I'll give them a shot next time. \n\nStaff was friendly and I fully anticipate being back the next time I'm in Las Vegas.
Class: unrecumbent


Example: This place is awesome! The employees are friendly, the place is always clean and well stocked.  Even if there's a line out the door, you'll be in and out pretty quickly.  Oh, and their flavors and toppings are pretty delicious too.
Class: unrecumbent


Example: This store makes me crazy. OK, call me a grinch -- What beef could I possibly have with a place where happy kiddies and can make their own cute little stuffed animal friend?\n\nWell, since you asked: the throngs of people stuffed into a space the size of a bathroom stall. The rampant consumerism and ridiculously high prices. The fact that the entire \""build\"" concept takes about 30 seconds of a machine blowing stuffing into a pre-fabbed bear body. The rest (chooing the outfits, accessories, etc.) can be done with just anout ANY stuffed animal or doll. And then there's all of those kids screaming. I don't DO screaming. The 2 stars are for those poor friendly folks doomed to working here. \n\nI start twitching just walking by the place. Baiscally, for me, build a bear equals hell on earth.\n\nStill, LOTS of people LOVE Build-a-Bear. Your mileage may vary. But just don't say I didn't warn you.
Class: caridean


Example: This complex was awesome until the new owner bought it in October 2013. Because there are no parcel drop boxes and the office no longer holds packages (and USPS does not deliver to individual apts), any package is an automatic 7 mile round trip to the post office during business hours. Maintenance has suffered. There is now a $10 additional charge to pay your rent online. The entrance is littered with signs, balloons, and some pretty obnoxious used car lot type advertising (a 30ft red Flappy Man.)\n\nBest of all, we were all just informed we were being offered an \""early bird special\"" which means we have 24 hours to renew leases (mine isn't up for 4 months) at a \""reduced\"" rental increase or if we wait past 24 hours, rent increases significantly. This is on top of trash/ pest/ sanitation/ recycling going from $8 a month to $52 a month on top of rent. For me, living by myself, I'm now paying $8 per bag of trash I throw away. Also, they are doubling monthly pet rent. \n\nThe facility is quiet and decent. The pool is nice. The new owner is unpredictable and greedy. Property maintenance has suffered. I *loved* living here until all this nickel and diming started. And it does not include cable or door to door trash collection like at Camden and other places for about the same money. No bang for your buck here.\n\nUpdate 12/19/13...the office has been pestering me with pushy emails about signing my lease or giving my notice. My lease is not up until March 14. Add harassment.
Class: caridean


Example: Looking for a classy gift for yourself or your family, check out Jay Design. The name says nothing at all about this great little find. Inside the doors from the old fashioned store front, you are welcomed into a room of soap.  Yes - that's right - soap.  Jay Design creates unique and beautifully scented soaps.  Even more unique are the vintage style wrappers and ribbon wrapping these little clean bars. \n\nYou can choose from an assortment of decorative style soaps (think cupcakes, cookies, rubber ducky) or the standard bar soap - which looks french milled and so o'lala.  The bar soaps are sold hand wrapped in vintage papers designed  by a local designer.  The scents range from flower to spices to unscented bars.  There is even a bar soap for doggies. \n\nYou can also buy unwrapped soaps - you pick the bars and scents from those out - per 3 or 6 a set.  A great way to stock up - I purchased six today!  (Now I just have to decide if I am going to hoard them all or give them as gifts.)\n\nI had a great time chatting with the store clerk/manager who was very informative.  They can make custom labels on bigger bars or little tags on smaller gift bars for weddings, baby showers, etc.  \n\nThe pics are from their website - you can order online as well!!  \n\nSo check it out - well worth the time. :)  (PS. The pictures here are from the website - I will try and get pics of the cute little store at some point.)
Class: unrecumbent


Example: My wife and I have been regular customers over several years with the last visit being about 2 years ago. This last visit was on Christmas Day. \n\nIn the past we had always had excellent service and even better food. Our experience this time was extremely disappointing. The service was very poor. It took about 15 minutes after being seated to place a drink order and an additional 30 minutes to finally get the drinks. During that time I asked for the cheese appetizer menu which I never received. I also had to asked 2 times for the wine menu which I finally got after 15 minutes or so however no one ever came to ask for the wine order. \n\nIn the past Morels has provided some of the best steaks I've ever had. This time they were average at best and on top of that they were undercooked. We ordered medium and they came just barely rare. Will not be returning to Morels because there are too many other good choices in Vegas.
Class: caridean
Classify the following: Not worth the $55 per person which we paid last night.  For kids under 10, it's half price, $35 I believe.  As some other reviews indicated, I concur that it's not worth waiting close to an hour which we did.  Supposedly, a text will be sent once you get a ticket (kind of like the fastpass system at Disneyland), but as the receptionist explained, everybody showed up with tickets a little earlier than they were supposed to, so she had \""no time\"" to text people.  Of course, it might have been that we showed up around 6PM on the Saturday prior to Xmas.\n\nI'm not much of a seafood eater, so I was able to avoid another line waiting for seafood once I made it past the initial line to pay, and then the secondary line to wait to be seated.  However, even at the carved meats section, there was another line.  Just out of principle, I refused to stand in line, but my daughters and wife were kind enough to do so for me, while they were getting stuff they wanted to eat.\n\nSo I ate from the Chinese/Asian section where there wasn't much waiting.  They did have ginger ale to drink, and the mango juice from the Mexican/Latino section was great.  The dessert section was awesome too, but that's really the only thing that impressed me.\n\nSo if you basically only eat cooked land animals and like dessert, paying $55 is probably not worth it.  And as far as the \""fastpass\"" system is concerned, I think everybody gets a ticket now, so it's not exactly like an advantage.