Text - Ever feel like the sales people at the stores you shop at are miserable, lifeless, and clueless?  Here's a remedy.   Stop by this Tory Burch store at the Palazzo.   Their sales associates have a no non sense approach, yet very helpful and attentive.  Ask for Emily.  She is a sweetheart.  She even offers you a beverage while shopping. You walk out feeling transformed. Did someone say retail therapy?
Group - yapper


Text - Lets start off good and work downward shall we..............\nI loved the salad bar THE BEST APPLE AND CHICKEN SALAD I ever had.  Mozzarella Boccochinis, the best asparagus  I have had ever. Not crazy about the Prosciutto (no taste, very blah) but the smoked salmon superbly sliced and Fabulous. Let me not forget what ever was on the table in the pop over bread thing. OMG that was a highlight for me. Now I like to see my wait staff work hard as I tip off that idea. These Guys were on their game, quickly as if they were riding a horse. they came to the table with swords of meat and sliced accordingly to my desired cook level. After sampling every meat  (or most of them) I dawned on me that somehow they all tasted alike.   The saturation on herbs and the distinct flavor of lemon smothered each meat.   Now I like lemon of lamb and pork but not everything.  I did PIG out and I was sorry that I could not afford the 14.50 for a glass of wine nor the 8.50 for a cup of coffee.  I love meat and meat loves me, but I just can't be that glutenous.  \nSorry I could not be more support of.
Group - hematachometry


Text - My friend and I were pretty excited when we discovered this place (only boba place in an 8 mile radius, chyyyeaaaaa - okay totally an exaggeration but you know how it is) \nHowever, after taking a look at the way the tea was prepared, I was completely turned off. Powder. Open jugs of jellies. Blechhh...Still, I wanted to give the tea a try, so I ordered a plane black tea with lychee jelly because I didn't want to risk ordering any milk tea combo. \n\nFirst, I cant believe I paid $4 and change for some tea and jelly - it probably cost them less than 25 cents to make. Second, the service was a complete mess. My drink took more than 15 minutes to prepare, and I'm pretty sure I got my order before some patrons who had placed their order before me. Finally, the tea was okay - but it definitely tasted like it was brewed from a tea bag. I think the jelly was the best part, but jelly is jelly - if they had managed to mess up the jelly, I would have been extremely worried. \n\nI like the concept of the place, but Steepery will need to clean up its act and rethink its pricing strategy before I'm back!
Group - hematachometry


Text - Well the old owners may have been from San Ho but they sold it to another family from Minn. or something like that. I personally think the pho broth is a little cinnamon strong but if you add some nuoc beau to the broth it will make it taste a whole lot better. Normally I order the pho dac biet, which i've been eating since the mid 80's but I recently started to order the Bun Bo Hue which I think is a lot better (broth wise) because of the lemon grass that the stock is made with. If you need a pho fix, the place is decent. As far as the prices.... I remember when I could get a bowl of pho for $3.50 back in the days.
Group - yapper
Classify the following: I want to give zero star for the horrible experience in skysuite. I left my iPad in my room and when I came back at night time it was gone. WTH. What kind of house keeping are they doing in the room. Taking guests item should not be part of their service. We did report and they told us they will check but so far no response. We been to all different hotels in Vegas, this only happened in aria skysuite, and not once but twice. What kind of 5 star hotel service are they providing when guests are losing stuff in their room.