Case: My wife and I go to Vegas once or twice a year, and we always make sure to eat here at least once.  Personally, I love everything about the place.\n\nAs several people have mentioned, the atmosphere is fantastic.  The view from the 24th floor is great and the restaurant has an old fashioned elegance to it.  As some other people have also mentioned, much of the wait staff has been there forever, and they're all very professional.  \n\nThe service is great - attentive but not overbearing, and the food is great as well.  We've tried all the appetizers but our favorite are the Oysters Rockefeller.  Absolutely delicious!  The steaks are always perfectly cooked.  I usually go for the porterhouse and my wife the filet mignon (she also loves the chicken fried lobster).\n\nI disagree with people who say the place is expensive.  We eat there all the time and our bill typically comes out to around $150, which includes a couple of appetizers, entrees, desserts and coffee (neither of us drinks, so I can't attest to the price or quality of the cocktails).  I think this is pretty reasonable for a high end steakhouse.  It's certainly much less than some of the other high end steak joints in Vegas, like say Del Frisco's or Craftsteak, or any of the celebrity chef places.  \n\nAlso, a lot of these other places price their menus ala carte, which can add up quick, whereas at Binion's, your steak comes with generous portions of potato and veggies included in the price.  You will definitely not leave here hungry!\n\nOne other tip for people who aren't Vegas regulars.  The casino at Binions, while it i , as people have mentioned, kind of dingy, it is also one of the more generous places I've gambled as far as giving out comps.  My wife and I will play some there during the week and by the time Saturday night rolls around we've often got $50 or $60 in comps between us to use towards dinner.
Classification: radioluminescent


Case: After a few less than stellar visits, here's short:\n\nThe food is creatively attempted, but without remarkable flavor and tends toward overpriced. \n\nThe tap is not interesting. The beer is expensive. On top of that, the staff doesn't seem keen on letting a person hang around and have a few--which at the price is probably a good thing. \n\nThe wait staff is terrible. Just terrible. The service is slow to get to you, then inattentive until they want you gone. I have not had a nice, friendly experience on any of my visits. This is key. \n\nAll of that wouldn't rate a one-star rating, this puts it over the edge:\n\nThe folks at PR have decided to start charging for parking spaces across the street; this impacts not only parking for the rabbit, but also all of the venues around, which have traditionally been open after the shops close. Since they can't seem to make bank with their mediocre food, apparently they need to make up the difference by screwing the neighborhood.\n\nThis fact makes them not just an overpriced and uncomfortable place to kill time or have a meal, but an actively bad actor in the community. My advice would be 'avoid' if that weren't true. Since it is, my advice is to actively oppose.
Classification: planation


Case: A combination of food that only just met my expectations and service that severely disappointed, forced me to deliver a 2-star rating. \n\nThey sat us in the back corner of the restaurant tucked next to where the soda dispenser and the dish cart are. The fact that they sat us here was one thing, but they were uncomfortably unaccommodating when I asked to move.  After several minutes of awkwardly standing in the middle of the restaurant searching for a new table, we finally found one near our original seat. \n\nThis immediate poor experience could have been redeemed if the food was overwhelmingly delicious, but unfortunately that was not the case. The chicken was chewy and the sushi was served dangerously lukewarm. Other than those two items, most of the food was just mediocre. There was nothing tasty enough to drive me back to eat here again. \n\nBuffet at Asia is a great place to go if you are comfortable with dealing with poor service while receiving mediocre food. I would not recommend this place to any one.
Classification: planation


Case: Essayer leur bol tofu, algue, riz, kimshi (c'est pas mal coreen!) excellent!
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Case: I love this place! Talk about a \""one stop\"" for sports injuries and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). I have been to several different HRT clinics in the valley but none have made me feel as welcome or appreciated as Pain Stop Tempe. After years at the other places: nobody knew my name or acted like they had ever seen me before, about 50% of the time I would get a \""hello\"" upon entry, almost never a \""thank you\"" or \""goodbye\"" after paying- just poor customer service that frustrated me. I took my excellent insurance coverage elsewhere and found Pain Stop Tempe.\n\nThe RN Robert at the Tempe office is such a great guy! After the second visit, he knew my name and greeted me in passing. Wow. Any questions or issues, he is on top of it and gets things taken care of. Robert is so helpful and friendly; to me, he is the star at the office. The girls at the front desk are really nice as well- I'm always greeted and thanked for my business. Little things like that go a long way with me. The medical assistants are friendly; some are a little more outgoing than others but caring service for the most part. For a quick HRT shot, you'll be in and out within 10-15 minutes (depending on time of day, etc). \n\nAs far as One-Stop-Shop: along with HRT, this place does chiropractic adjustments, electro/heat therapy with massages, rehab, X-rays, ultrasound, sports wrapping, weight loss, muscle injections and more. ALL under ONE Co-Pay with good insurance (they'll check to see what your insurance covers as each policy is different). Amazing!
Classification: radioluminescent


Case: Can I give this place ZERO stars? They're supposively \""famous\"" for their sandwiches so some friends and I go when we are in town. The waitresses all rolled their eyes and glared at me for not wanting my fries on top of my sandwich. (Not to mention the waitress was in the skimpiest tank top with her bra hanging out while waiting on us and grilling food. Gross.) I get that your famous for having fries on the sandwich but regardless, a customer should be able to get what they want. This place was trashy, dirty and probably not even up to code.
Classification: planation
Classify the following: Best Ramen Place.\n\nThe only reason it gets a four star is that it's impossible to go there without waiting in line which is a deal breaker when you don't have much time. They should definitely get a little larger place.\n\nOther than that, again, best ramen I ever tasted :)