Case: Went there the other day for a take-away,was offended by the arrogant waitress and grumpy boss. felt very uncomfortable when talking to them. Won't go there anymore. What a ridiculous service...
Classification: obelus


Case: just went here tonight and let me just say that it is not worth the price of admission.  i opted to have dinner here first and the food was salty beyond belief.  it was bad enough that i had to send the dish back, but they didn't even offer to replace my dish.  but they were good enough not to charge us for my dish (although a replacement dish would have been preferred).   so i had to leave hungry.   we went to the club upstairs afterwards and it was a waste of time.  the venue was TINY!  and they were obviously past capacity; it was extremely difficult to walk around, and almost impossible to order a drink.  we ended up leaving after 10 mins.  in conclusion... don't waste your time here.  there are a lot of better options in vegas.
Classification: obelus


Case: The service here was very good,and  the bagels were fresh. They were out of some of the bagels, which is to be expected after lunch.They do have an outdoor seating area, and a nice bar-style area to sit and look out the window while eating.
Classification: escalade


Case: My mom and I went there for a brunch.  It was a little difficult to find due to the complicated hotel structure.  We finally made it and sat down.\n\nI had the Quiche with spinach and it was a little too salty.  But their ice tea was very very good and went perfectly with salty dish.\n\nMom had brochon French toast, a kind of bread pudding style toast with spinach as side.  The bread and jam were good and I bought a jar home \n\nThe atmosphere was nice.  No reservation was needed so it was more accessible than the one in Napa
Classification: escalade


Case: Awesome Jewish deli.  Don't miss the varenikas.
Classification: escalade


Case: I heard so much about the Adventuredome at Circus Circus, my husband and I were looking forward to an afternoon of amusement park fun.  Come to find out, not only do they close early, at 6pm, it wasn't much of an \""amusement park\"".  I think I'd have fun if I was 13 years old.  The rollercoaster was the only thing remotely exciting, and doesn't even compare to New York New York.  The whole place was run down and not so adventurous to us that we left after making one loop around the place.
Classification: obelus


Case: 8/5/12\n\nChecked in at door. Packed. Told 10 minutes???  Waited 20.  Left when it became apparent it would be longer. The poor reviews I was reading on Yelp at time didn't help.  Tip to hostess, be honest about wait time.
Classification: obelus


Case: Zombie paintball was a cool experience, but was it really worth the price? I'm not sure....i dont think it was...intense enough... make em run....thatll be scary :)
Classification: escalade
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Cash only in this day and age?\n\nWe shop at the Safeway in the same shopping center as this place. It always seems busy so tonight we decided to give it a try.  We got there around 6:30 p.m. and it was fairly busy. In our mid-forties we felt like we were bringing the average age down significantly. OK, we can live with that. Second observation, welcome to the 80s. Its all pink banquettes and turquoise tabletops, with Scottsdale all being about looks and trends this seemed weird.\n\nOur waitress was great. No complaints there. She was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. Service was quick and friendly. \n\nWe ordered the lasagna special and an egg salad sandwich. The lasagna came with a salad, which was delivered in a little ice cream dish cup. Cute! The lasagna came with garlic bread.  Part of the lasagna was burnt and covered up with sauce (Yuk). The egg salad sandwich was OK.  Also ordered dessert. We ordered the lemon meringue pie and cookies and cream ice cream. The lemon meringue pie was a huge disappointment. The \""lemon\"" part of the pie was pasty and had zero lemon flavor. We had assumed the ice cream was home made but when paying we noticed it was just Dryers. \n\nWhen we checked out we noticed a sign that they accept cash and check only. We did not notice the small sign posted upon entering because it was hidden behind people waiting to pay. There is indeed an ATM with a $3 charge right by the register. How incredibly convenient.  When waiting about 8 minutes to pay we noticed a bunch of signs at the entry  that they are not seating incomplete parties, not wanting anyone to sit there to work or do homework, etc.... Seemed super unfriendly. \n\nSo, in wrap-up; the food was mediocre, the service was great, but the method of payment and rather unwelcome signs do not warrant for a return.\n\nNEED TO ADD THIS TO MY REVIEW (DAY AFTER ORIGINAL 5/20 POST). SO THE NO DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD POLICY FORCES YOU TO USE THE ATM AT THE CHECK OUT (BECAUSE WHO CARRIES CHECKS ANYMORE). THE ATM STATES THERE IS A $3 FEE. TODAY I CHECK MY BANK ACCOUNT AND THERE IS A $3 FEE AND A $2.50 FEE FROM THE ATM ON MY STATEMENT (NOT A FEE FROM MY BANK, THEIR ATM MACHINE). SO MY $20 DINNER ENDED UP COSTING ME $29.50 CENTS ($4 TIP AND $5.50 IN BANK FEES). A RESTAURANT THAT IS TOO CHEAP TO ACCEPT DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS BUT THEN FORCES YOU TO USE THEIR ATM WHICH THEY SUPPOSEDLY NOT HAVE A STAKE IN GUARANTEES I WILL NEVER RETURN. FEELING TOTALLY RIPPED OFF.