Example: This is just personal preference but I don't like the big open seating arrangement of this restaurant. There are a bunch of tables in the middle of the restaurant and I like sitting in booths with at least a little bit of privacy for conversation. The wait staff was young and very nice and I was offered for samples of 2 wines before I ordered which I appreciated. The sauvignon blanc blend was delicious and I will definitely order it again.\nWe ordered the chicken pesto pizza with spinach and tomato. The pizza and the crust was perfect, but the chicken was on the rubbery/bland side so for this reason I would order something different on the next visit.\nI definitely prefer this place over Oregano's - but I do consider it a little on the pricey side.
Class: pericardiophrenic


Example: Nice club, too small .. WACK ASS DJ!  Yahh, don't go there.  Gets too crowded on the dance floor & there's no room to move around because the stupid place is so small.\n\nOnly reason there's a star is because there was some girl (I think she was Asian, my friend disagrees) dancing on a box & since it's Vegas, her dress barely covered her cooch.  But thanks to her \""dancing\"" (yahh, it wasn't dancing), it kept riding up & her ass kept popping out.  My guy friends loved it hahahh
Class: influxable


Example: Wow, finally found a clean, very good Indian restaurant in Tempe. After being loyal to Delhi Palace and a few others that recently have gone down the drain in terms of service or quality of the food or, especially, cleanliness and decor. I asked my Indian friends for recommendations and was given Chutney's info. To Yelp I went. \n\nMy father has been all over the world and is very critical of Americanized ethnic food but I brought him here and he was SO happy! We came for the lunch buffet, which was fantastic. I wished there were more dishes out that were without dairy, but the few that were there were fantastic and I left full but not feeling like I'd just eaten a grease bomb. Indian food can be very heavy and fatty, much of which I steer clear of now. The Naan on the buffet was cold and should have been replenished quicker than it was, but all the other dishes were amazing, especially the lentil dahl and the carrot halwah dessert. \n\nI will certainly return to this place.
Class: pericardiophrenic


Example: Ben do you even live at the arboretum?  It has gone downhill and you would never believe it was a Mark Taylor apt complex.  The turnover at this complex is HUGE and the amount of residents  that leave and break their lease is up over 25%and that is a fact.  The pool is trashed every weekend and I moved out last weekend because of it.  I agree with the below comment in that the class of people who have moved in and leave garbage going up the stairs is sad and gross.  While in an apt people should still treat it like home.  The maintenance crew are very nice but they should not have to clean up bags of fast food left.  I really think if the owners of  the building saw how it's maintained they would be furious.
Class: influxable


Example: Way overrated! Very limited menu,  basically all you have to choose from are appetizers & tacos. They do not serve rice or any sides with your meal. Super small portions. I can't remember the last time I left a restaurant hungry, until tonight. I've had better tacos from a street vendor. Over price sangria that tasted like I was drinking watered down grape juice. Took forever to get our check. I was with a party of 6 and not one of us would return. \nVERY disappointing!
Class: influxable


Example: 24hr Quick Mexican food??? How can you go wrong?! Think out side the box and try something you haven't before. I went for the Arizona Burrito. It was well made, great tortilla and held together until the end. Right down the street from me, I will be back!!!
Class: pericardiophrenic
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This place is amazing. I was planning a 2 nights trip to vegas and didn't know which show to go to. Luckily Livingsocial had a promotion (I think they still do) for tickets to the Vegas Nocturne Show at Rose Rabbit Lie. I think a lot of people have watched their commercial on youtube. Unfortunately it didn't give me any clue at all. The video was weird, freaky, yet intriguing and just confused me. Anyhow, it seems exciting and fellow Yelper gave a high rating, so I purchased ticket for a saturday night. I am going to spill a lot of beans here but you must be there to experience it. No one can ever tell you too much about this place because the surprises just keep coming and coming and the show's rundown rotates all the time.\n\nSo I purchased the ticket for 10pm, I arrived early and tried to get into the restaurant section of Rose Rabbit Lie. They said it was full house, and can't let me in until a few minutes before the show start. So I ended up at next door and try their Wicked Spoon, pretty good buffet I must say.\n\nSo I entered the Rose Rabbit Lie around 9:45 and got a drink. Living social tickets only grant you those plastic seats, not sofa. It wasn't too comfortable for the whole hour.\nThe show is fascinating, the surprises just keep rolling. I was lucky and got invited to the stage XD. Sorry, i won't tell you how they did the magic puppy trick but I know!\n\nAfter the show, they lead us to the next door and had a drink. They announced the nightlife starts at noon, but before that there is another show at 1130. Anyhow, we waited around and had more drinks.\nAt 12pm, there is a beautiful lady, whos the DJ, and started the party. Everyone started dancing and the sound system are pretty cool.\nAbout 30 minutes into the mix, she took out 2 drum sticks and then 3 drummers walked into the middle of the dance floor!! it was the highlight of the night so far.\n\nI think I will stop here and you somewhat get the idea. It is a new hot spot in vegas, I love it, You should definitely try it out.