Example: This review pertains to the tapas/lounge area.\n\nThe Skinny: great tapas menu with excellent desserts (4.25), service: excellent, nice ambience (4) value: if you get the entire tapas menu (including dessert) for $115, it's a great deal for the quality and perfect to share amongst 3-4 people (4.5)\n\nWe went to Fleur de Lys tonight to share their tapas menu with 3 other friends. We got the entire tapas menu for a price of $115 - which would cost a lot more if you ordered a la carte.\n\nThe tapas menu was excellent. From the truffled onion soup to  the chacuterie plate for two, the dishes were delightful well-balanced and well-executed. The wonderful manchego mixed green salad had the right amount of tartness. First time for yellowtail fish sticks with tartar sauce but I have to say I'm sold! Moist on the inside, wonderfully crispy on the outside. Mmm.... The chacuterie plate was fantastic with the decadent pate, cured meats and artisan bread. \n\nThere were only few missteps - the truffle buttered popcorn, rock shrimp noodle salad and the ahi tuna tartare. The rock shrimp noodle glass noodle salad was supposed to have some sort of Asian/Vietnamese influence but fell short due to the noodles being too thick and gummy. The ahi tuna tartare was only okay and didn't really add anything new. The truffle buttered popcorn was a little bit bitter and I'm not sure why. Still the truffle really came through on that dish.\n\nThe dessert portion was awesome: 3 dishes of ice cream/sorbets, 1 ice cream float, 1 lemon ice cream with angel food cake. All amazing presentations and large portion sizes - good enough to share amongst all of us.\n\nIdeally, it might have been a little bit better to share the entire tapas menu amongst four but it did well enough with five of us. So if you think about it, $115/5... that's less than $25 per person. It's actually more affordable if you got the entire tapas menu and split it two ways than going for their early bird prixe fixe menu (at $65/person). \n\nActually, in many ways, I felt the tapas menu tasted better than the $65 set menu. So I would recommend going here to split the tapas tasting menu (including dessert) with four people.
Class: pachymeter


Example: This place never disappoints. I have been here 3 times now and my food is always out of control good. This time the staff was not very friendly and it took over a hour to get our food. I get it its a hot restaurant and my party were not the only diners there.\n\nHowever, the show on the lake that takes place every 20 minutes is really cool to watch.  \nPricing is in line with every nice steakhouse in Chicago. 125/ person at least if you are boozing.\nI will keep going back.
Class: pachymeter


Example: This place is epically delicious
Class: pachymeter


Example: Great first class Korean bbq. This place gets it right and it is the real thing.
Class: pachymeter


Example: We had bought tickets the moment they were available to the midnight showing of New Moon, so it was a few months before the premiere this past weekend. We expected it to be busy, and planned accordingly.\n\nLittle did we know that a new promotion had come out just a couple of weeks before the premiere, where you could upgrade your ticket to see \""Twilight\"" beforehand, then keep your seat for New Moon. This seemed extremely unfair to those of us who simply wanted to see New Moon, and not pay $5 more a ticket to sit through a movie we've seen before just to claim a seat. We soon heard buzzing from other people in line of their disgust, and after a complaint to the manager we were let in early without paying for the upgrade.\n\nIt didn't matter. We were in the third row, all the way on the side. The theatre was 95% full of people watching Twilight. It wouldn't have mattered if we had camped out 24 hours before the midnight showing, we still wouldn't have had a decent shot at a seat.  Very bad planning on the part of the theatre. This will guarantee that I never attempt a popular premiere at Harkins again. It was as if we were being punished for doing everything right, since we bought our tickets in plenty of time, and showed up hours before. You expect it to be busy, naturally. However everyone should have had an equal shot at getting a good seat. Bad move Harkins, bad move.
Class: anteorbital


Example: Ended up staying here as my original vacation date changed due to work.  Well, you get what you pay for.  While the hotel really wasn't for me, I suppose if your trying to do Vegas on the cheap, this is a great option.  Just expect hard beds, outdated decor and slim options for dining.  The casino is large though.  \n\nThe good - I had a great view of the strip on one of the higher floors. Good drinks on the casino floor. Everything is in walking distance. \n\nThe 'not so good' - No (decent) shopping in the hotel, (the aforementioned regarding the beds, decor and dining) and no elevator/floor security.\n\nExcalibur needs a LOT of updating in order to compare to the true 'resort style' hotels in Vegas or it may not be around to much longer.
Class: anteorbital


Example: Sorry Lulu's it's nothing personal. \n\nI've been to a lot of asian restaurants in my day and I can honestly say that the cost value of this place is by far the worst. They charge an average amount for some less than decent food.  It's a go to place for a lot of college kids but personally it does not suit my tastes. \nThe Pad thai is too sweet and is supposed to be one of their best dishes. I've tried their other noodle dishes but I've got to say I'm still not convinced.
Class: anteorbital


Example: Dr. White himself is a great doctor and truly cares for his patients....his staff however is beyond ridiculous.  We have experienced, on four different occasions, the inability to get return phone calls from his billing department, his nurse, anyone on his staff trying to answer questions about a serious condition, a medical test that needed to be taken, and even just drug refills.   \n\nIf you expect to have some sort of customer service this is not the practice for you.  They have now lost our family as patients.
Class: anteorbital
Classify the following: I unfortunately have to give this caf\u00e9 a very poor review for many reasons. I was in Las Vegas with a group of friends for the weekend and when we woke up after a long Friday night we were STARVING. We were staying right behind the mile of shops and decided to walk in there and find somewhere to grab breakfast/lunch. We had the choice of a few places, but we liked what was on the special board for Ocean One and decided to give it a try. Boy did we regret that decisions almost right away!\n     The place was not crowded at all. There were customers of course, but many open seats. We were seated right away, but then waited..and waited...and waited. Finally our waitress came over and took our drink order. We again...waited. Once our waters (and other drinks) arrived we were not given a refill for the rest of our meal. I ordered the grilled chicken and mashed potatoes which were actually quite good. Four of the people in our party ordered different wraps and every single one of them said they were the worst wraps they have had. None of them took more than a few bites and we had to stop to get them hot dogs when we left. \n     The food wasn't horribly priced for Las Vegas, but we did wait a ridiculously long time for our waitress to collect our checks and bring back our cards. One of my friends paid in cash and the waitress must have been out of change because she brought back only cash and not the coin change....and rounded DOWN instead of just giving my friend the extra dollar. \n     I won't be coming back here.