Case: Wow, I haven't ever had Vietnamese food that wasn't at the least ok. With enough sriracha, sambal, and fish sauce, you make just about anything taste good enough to eat. Unfortunately, all the sauces, garnishes, and prayers couldn't help me at Saigon Nites. It's not so much that it's flavorless food here, it's just funky.I couldn't tell if my pho was rancid, but it tasted that way. The appetizer sampler platter was nothing but \""from the box\"" frozen selections most likely created by some giant corporation in Nebraska and intended for the frozen food section at your local grocery store. On a positive note however, my tab for soup and frozen \""delicacies\"" only dented my cash roll 52 bucks....WTF???
Classification: mown


Case: Food was great, drinks were great.  Too bad they don't understand how to run a business.  I purchased this Groupon for use on a Friday night while visiting Las Vegas.  I called first, because I read the restriction about only being able to use from 5:00 - 6:30 for dinner, and reservations being required.  The person I spoke with was really short with me, didn't really understand my question about \""having a groupon and needing a reservation during that window, etc.\"".  She told me to just come right over, because they weren't busy and there was no wait.  When we got there, approximately an hour later, it was 6:15.  I know this, because we had told friends we would meet them there at 6:00 and I was upset with my husband because we were 15 mins late.  By the time we got sat and had ordered our drinks, it was probably 6:30.  We had a party of 8, and spent almost $300 and 1.5 hours there.  When I presented the Groupon, the waiter told me it was only valid from 5:00 to 6:30.  I explained that I had read the fine print, had called for a reservation, was told it was unnecessary, and was still seated by 6:30, regardless.  He persisted in saying that he understood, but still couldn't honor it, but i was welcomed to use it on a different night.  When I explained that we were in from out of town and had purchased it specifically to use that evening and asked him if he could let me talk with a manager, he said he would certainly check with the manager and explain my dilemma.  He came back a couple minutes later and told me that \""the manager was sorry, but they couldn't accept it, and since I was from out of town, I was welcomed to call Groupon and request a refund\"".  Really?  I'm not a cheap skate.  In fact, I'm the opposite.  The measly Groupon amounted to a $17 discount on a $240 check, upon which I left a $50 tip.  I really don't care about the $17 but I do feel a little scammed for being lured into their business, bringing 7 other people with me (2 of which live in Las Vegas) only to be treated like dirt.  Worse than that, I hate that the employees at Firefly, clearly don't understand that the value in advertising is in bringing new customers into your business and keeping them coming back, not to bait and switch them, thus ensuring they will never visit again.  And, sadly, had the manager come over and spoken to me, I could have shared this feedback with him, rather than airing my grudge on Yelp.  Fail, Firefly.  Fail.
Classification: mown


Case: All I can say is WOW.  Buffalo Chip hosted the National Concierge Association in the area for its 2013 conference for a night of BBQ and bull riding.\n\nThe BBQ buffet was an amazing line up of cowboy fare such as the tastiest biscuits I've ever had, delicious cole slaw and more styles of BBQ than I've seen in one place.  \n\nAnd then there was the entertainment portion of the evening which included a wide range of events such as bull riding for adults and calf and sheep riding for the younger generation.  Despite the heat,  the place was packed with all ages enjoying and supporting the folks risking their lives while trying to conquer the beast.  It was a great night.\n\nLastly I'd like to recognize Sandy who did a great job serving us and making sure all of our needs were taken care of.  Thanks Buffalo Chip.
Classification: miasmatous


Case: Friendly staff. \nCheap prices. We got 2 games of bowling and 2 shoe rentals for $9.95 total! yup, i said TOTAL!!!\n\nThere is a Mexican restaurant connected to the bowling alley. clean and spacious seating, game room and bathroom. Great mix of music and great selection of bowling balls. \n\nI can't wait to go again since I do have a Groupon for this place again.
Classification: miasmatous


Case: After spending one night at the Imperial Palace (Never Again) and two nights at Hooters, anything looks good. If your traveling for business then this place isn't a bad choice. Nice rooms with decent decor, a hd tv, safe, and iPod dock. Not to mention the beds are very comfortable. Im pretty sure the price here is reasonable, because our company wouldn't have paid for it otherwise.
Classification: miasmatous


Case: I had no idea this place existed. Decent lunch hour prices as well as happy hour. Make sure that when you say you want something spicy to emphasize that you really want it spicy. There version of extra spicy was pretty weak.
Classification: mown
Considreing the above, classify the following: We paid less than $200 a night, And got a very nice room. It's nice having the waterpark being only available to hotel guests,  it was rather crowded in the water park I can't imagine how crowded it would've been had there been more public there.  \n\nThe room was very clean and well appointed and it was nice that they put a soap from their scoops children's spa in the room for the children.  The staff was very helpful and friendly as well.\n\nThey have magi quest and if anyone has ever paid for magi quest OUTSIDE of the great wolf lodge you'd know how expensive it is, we already had the wand so all we paid was 12 bucks to use the magi quest stuff for the duration of our stay (to put that into perspective, I pay 20 dollars for 90 minutes at the magi quest at the beach) \n\nThe water park was a ton of fun and we were impressed with the lifeguard staff.  One thing you need to remember is that the lifeguards are NOT BABYSITTERS!  You do in fact need to watch your own children, like the responsible parents I'm sure you are :)\n\nThere are a lot of unsupervised children running around, we however attribute this to the parents and not the hotel.  \n\nAll in all we will be returning in a couple months and this was a great addition to our vacation :)