Case: I had no problems navigating the hallways of this airport at all. The only reason this airport lost a star is because I'm a smoker. In order to smoke here, you have to go all the way outside, bang a left and go to the end of the building. This would not be an issue except that now you have to go back in through the security checkpoints. Can we say \""pain in the neck\""? However, I was literally the only person in line. Also, the supervisors answered a question I had about A TSA guideline, and did so with a sense of humor!
Classification: hedgemaking


Case: Love this studio!!!!!\n\nThis was my first barre class, and definitely won't be my last. The studio is small, but the perfect size for a class like that. Everything was very clean and organized, and they also sell stuff (waters, socks, workout gear and even jewelry). \n\nKatie was the instructor this morning and I really enjoyed her class. She was also the one who signed me in since I was using my Groupon. I told her it was my first class, and she was very informative and helpful throughout the class. And - she totally reminds me of Anna Kendrick! \n\nI don't know what it is about classes like that, but they have THE best workout\nmixes!!!! Granted they were top 40 songs, but the music (and Katie) really kept me going. \n\nAnyway...at the end of the class I felt great!! Worked up a crazy sweat and got my heart rate going. Although the movements are simple and small, it was such an amazing workout!!!! Katie even asked me what I thought, gave me a few recommendations and said she'd see me again.\n\nDefinitely will be back to use up my Groupon :)
Classification: hedgemaking


Case: When I was younger, I used to HATE going here. For one thing, my mom loved it, so I felt like I was here weekly. I would temper tantrum out, in screaming, stomping fits of tearful rage until we either left the store or I'd convinced her not to go at all. \n\nI've grown up a lot since my early twenties.
Classification: withness


Case: Maybe it's just me! Every time I'm in Vegas I'm always being told you gotta see a show, go check out Mystere. Then the person goes on to say how they have seen it multiple times and how great it is. \n\nSo, me and my ruca decide to check it out. It was kinda of a last minute thing so we had to spend a little extra and get \""good\"" seats. By a little extra I mean a little over 200.00 for 2 tickets, not bad I guess since it is such a \""great show\"".  Don't fall for that good seats bullshit either. The theater isn't that big, so any seat is a good seat.\n\nDon't get me wrong the guy that comes out before the show to warm up the audience is funny and the shit they do is incredible. But I can only tolerate so much tumbling, acrobats and whatever else they do. Long story short I fell asleep. I don't get how people say they have seen this show more than once, I mean come on once is really enough. \n\nMaybe I'm just not a \""show\"" guy, but I would save my money and spend it else where in Vegas. Mystere is a one time only thing, and even that might be too much.
Classification: withness


Case: Went for the $9 menu night for dinner. We sat at the bar and at first the service was poor. The one bartender made us feel like he didn't want to serve us. We ordered drinks and were ready to order dinner but we had to call him back so we could place it since he never asked. I ordered a drink on the $5 menu and it came to me only partially filled and no garnish. Luckily Robert took over from there and the rest of the night involved great service and wonderfully tasting food
Classification: hedgemaking


Case: I've been to OHSO many times before and normally just go to drink on their awesome patio out back.  Today I went for lunch with a work friend.  \n\nWe both ordered the same thing actually.  The green chile pulled pork sandwich with fries.  \n\nThe spice of the green chile was perfect.  Not overwhelming as some green chile can be.  The slaw made a perfect combo on the sandwich and the bun was so soft and tasted like it was made this morning.   Their fries are perfectly crispy with great seasoning.  No ketchup needed with these fries.  I sat at the bar and was taken care of quite nicely by one of the two bartenders they had on staff.  Love this place and will be back for sure!
Classification: hedgemaking


Case: Maybe I ordered the wrong thing, but my carne asada burrito \""with everything\"" was just OK. I definitely feel that I've had better. \n\nAm I just spoiled from living in LA? \n\nThe burrito was a good size and the components were good, but it was definitely missing freshness. I had to drown the burrito with the squeeze bottle salsa verde to bring acidity and more flavor to it. \n\nWhere was the cilantro and onions? Those pickled radishes? This location doesn't even have a salsa bar where you can get these things if you wanted to. I've literally never been to a Mexican restaurant where there's only one salsa available; there's always salsa verde, roja, and usually pico de gallo available, but apparently that's not the case here.  \n\nI'm glad to say that the service is a worlds apart from the places I go to in LA; they're actually very nice here! But the food just seemed a little one-note and flat to me.
Classification: withness


Case: I tried this place, along w/ several co-workers based on the recommendation of another co-worker as we were working at the Phx Art Museum and it was within walking distance. Wanted a light lunch, so ordered a veggie rice bowl. Veggies ended up having all the life cooked out of them(as if boiled for 30 mins), and the non-descript sauce just made this dish an unappetizing mush of heavily overcooked, flavorless veggies and soupy rice. Absolutely awful. I took the rice bowl back to the counter and told that it really was pretty bad, and they sweetly offered me another menu item of my choice even if the price was higher-  so I'll definitely give the counter ladies kudos for customer service. I chose to have the teriyaki chicken bowl as a replacement. The teriyaki bowl was brought out to me shortly after, but unfortunately after taking the first bite, I found that the chicken tasted like straight charcoal. Not like teriyaki, not like chicken, but straight acrid charcoal. I haven't tried any of their other dishes and they may be absolutely delicious, but after two strikes on two simple dishes in one visit, I can't see myself wasting time by visiting again.
Classification: withness
Considreing the above, classify the following: Bad customer service! My husband and I have stayed here numerous times and while we have always enjoyed our time here we won't be coming back anymore! I left something in my room and did not realize it until 8 hours later after we were already home. We called them up and were just given the run around to several different departments. Front desk passed us to security who passed us to key control who passed us to lost and found (which was closed) then back to front desk then housekeeping then back to security. Front desk told us the room had not been cleaned yet and housekeeping said the same thing and they all said to call back tomorrow when lost and found was open. Three different people said they would let the cleaning people know to look for it (we told them exactly where it would be located...right side bed table in the top drawer). The item we left had no value but was only my husbands security badge and IT token so its not as though someone would keep it and sell it. The next day when we called back, after getting ANOTHER run around we were told nothing was turned in and the room was occupied so there was nothing they could do but leave a message for the occupant and hope they look. I understand that my leaving my property was our fault but how about going the extra mile and sending someone to check when we called the first night and it was empty?? We spent one night there and spent well over $10,000. Over our last 2 visits to Mandalay we went from the initial sign up to Mlife all the way to platinum so we are not penny gamblers. You fail Mandalay...I guess we will take our business elsewhere which is a shame because we enjoy your hotel the most because its at the end of the strip so when we visit other casinos we don't have to back track but just make our way down the strip. (Also, we were disappointed to see our favorite 2 am eating place was no longer 24 hours. Raffles Cafe was delicious and Citizen Cafe was not. My salad was over-dressed and tasted old. My husbands Reuben was soggy and they forgot his Mac and cheese so when it finally came out we were done eating. Don't even get me started on the waiter who didn't check on us once for refills on our drinks and we had to ask for the check TWICE!)