Example: I go to the Palms only to eat. they have some great food options and a movie theater which I have not been in yet.  I do not gamble, but they have a wide variety of tables.  I used to go to the clubs here a few years ago, but things are dying down slowly.  Will they ever get picked back up?  who knows!  Vegas is always changing!!!  I have been in the rooms, they are n ice but prefer the Palms place rooms.  Much more updated and the pool at Palms Place is a lot more calm and relaxing.
Class: blastodisk


Example: Felipe, the bartender, makes the best red sangria.  During Happy Hour, it's $15 for a pitcher and it's not watered down.  It's a party in your mouth.  Just make sure you share!
Class: blastodisk


Example: Well I just ate at Oyshi an hour ago and this is my experience with them. First off I should have known better to eat there when I realized me and my friend were the only Asians in the restaraunt. If you are a Expert Sushi eater you would do well to stay away from Oyshi. The Sushi Rice was horrid. It was not cooked all the way and they pack the rice way too tight. I never got three things I ordered by the time I left which was such a turn off.  Some of the Nigiri was decent however some of it tasted not so fresh. The back of my throat was itching from their fish as I am very sensitive to bad fish. The server was super sweet however she was not attentive what so ever. \n\n    My child ordered the Teryaki kids meal and the first thing she said when I asked her how is it was my chicken is dry with no flavor so I had them take it back. \n\n   They do not understand how to make rolls there. I ordered the spicy tuna which was the worse spicy tuna. They had no cucumber in any rolls which that texture was missing from every roll. I do not think they understand the proper way to make sushi. \n\n  Discouraged from the sushi I tried to order some apps to get my moneys worth.... Bad idea the salad ...bad! The Calamri was the same frozen tiny dried over cooked calamari served at other pizza bistros. The sizzling rib eye was over cooked and dry and flavorless. The mussels had a garlic soy mayo sauce which was super salty and made the mussels super rich. \n\n   This place seems to be more for those who really do not know what good sushi is. If you were raised eating sushi then I would stay far away from Oyshi.  They seem concerned when they notice a customer is unhappy yet management or the servers do nothing to ammend the situation. \n\n  I ordered Sea Urchin, sunrise roll, white tuna, salmon, garlic tuna and a few other rolls and Nigiri. The only thing I liked or enjoyed was my water with lemon. \n\n  Now all I am thinking about is the money I wasted there. I have never been so displeased ergo why I tweeted to my 16 Thousand Followers that they should never eat at Oyshi .. HORRIBLE
Class: extraovate


Example: Give them a chance it's newly open, may be food will get better. Service was great and friendly, that is a plus side of business.
Class: extraovate


Example: If you are from new york, philly, boston. san fran or anywhere else where great southern italian food can be found at every other streetcorner restaurant do not eat here.  you will be disappointed with the bland sauces, overly garliced dishes and awful desserts.  A total waste of time and money.
Class: extraovate


Example: All the other reviews were spot on about this place.  Excellent service, fairly quick.  Their chili on the chili cheese dog was amazing and the wife was very fond of the Hollywood dog.  Relatively inexpensive as well which is nice, and the wait staff was very friendly as well.  Highly recommended.
Class: blastodisk
Considreing the above, classify the following: My husband and I adopted two dogs from The Animal Foundation.  My female dog already had kennel cough when we got her but didn't know until a week later. She was going down hill fast.  She ended up with pneumonia.  Dr. Saponas and the staff at VCA took such good care of her and am glad to say 3 years later, she's a healthy little dog.\n\nWe take both of our dogs for grooming once a month to VCA and to get their shots when needed.  We love VCA and the entire staff. We feel they truly care about our dogs (who are our children).  \n\nTrenna R.