Example: The Mob Museum opened earlier this spring, and I have to say that the people who designed all the exhibits did a superb job of telling the story history of the Mafia. You'll start on the third floor and start working your way down, and there are quite a few interactive exhibits, such as the simulated machine gun, standing in a police line-up and having your photo taken, and being in the actual electric chair that was used to execute over 500 prisoners. Midway through, you'll view a 9 minute video in the courtroom on the second level.\n\nLots of value and history, but it is intensely graphic at times, so those who don't or can't tolerate such material probably should not visit the Mob Museum. Very well researched, videos are informative and really exceeded my original expectations and doubts about the museum. It's $18 for adult admission and I would say allow at least 1-1/2 or even 2 hours to get through the entire museum. Yes, it may sound expensive (as I also initially thought), but this is clearly a world-class museum and I really hope it gets the attention that it deserves, since this is a part of history after all. Parking right outside the museum is $3 if you choose to go there.
Class: dronkgrass


Example: Thankfully they're still closed. \n\nThat's it.\n\nThat's my update.\n\nDrink Folgers. Drink Sanka. Drink malted battery acid. Just know you're lucky you didn't drink the \""coffee\"" here!
Class: millenniary


Example: So I've been here 2x in the past few years [a lot considering I live out of state] because my aunt adores this place. I remember fondly my first dining experience, it was wonderful. The fish was quite amazing, but I couldn't remember what I'd had so I opted for the Aspen Sirloin & baked potato. My mom got the strawberry & shrimp salad to share at our table of 8. I honestly could've just eaten the salad itself (and a potato). My steak was amazing, but I just wasn't feeling it, I just wanted more salad!\n\nWe had reservations to sit outside but by the time that rolled around, the wind picked up and we knew it would be unbearable to sit outside... so our hostess got another inside table immediately for us. I felt bad for our intended server but she completely understood.
Class: dronkgrass


Example: I eat at McDonalds....I grew up on happy meals :)  Every so often I feel like having the Mcdonald fries(when I am having my cheat meal).\n\nIn review of this Mcdonalds I sometimes avoid this one and go to another so I can enjoy my fries and food!  This is the closest one to my house, but when I have a McDonalds craving I would like to have \""good\"" McDonalds.  \nI want salty, lightly greased fries, this McDonalds always lacks salt, dry fries, and most of the time they are give me luke warm fries.  By the time I get home, the fries are cold?  I live within a mile of this one!  If you are looking to enjoy some McDonalds fries this McDonalds never seems to get the taste right and I avoid it when I get that craving..... If you want salt less fries, cold buns on your burger visit this McDonalds.
Class: millenniary


Example: I went to Ellis Island one time a few years ago when I was out one night on the strip. I think they had karaoke and Metro Pizza. That was the reason we stopped in. I really don't remember much from that night. I do remember drinking many beers there though. Anyways, I recently stopped back at Ellis Island for breakfast the other morning because some people I know said they had good steak and eggs.\n\nEllis Island is on Koval Ln just South of Flamingo Road. It is connected to a Super 8 Motel or a Hotel 8. It's something like that. I know there is an 8 in the name. You don't need to know the hotel name anyways. I am sure it is not on my list of hotels I would like to stay at. Like I said, we are talking about the corner of Flamingo and Koval. If your from Vegas you know what I mean.\n\nAs far as the casino goes....not somewhere I would gamble, that is if I gambled. It is a very small casino and it looks like it should be located on Flamingo and Koval. I think I saw 2 pits in there. They also have some slot machines like every other building in this city. There is a bar in the middle of the casino that is a local favorite for many employees of neighboring casinos in the area. There is also a very small Metro Pizza location there. It is also a brewery, so they have a section where they brew and store their beer. It is a very old place and the decor is out dated.\n\nOh yeah. Steak & eggs. The reason I stopped in there. It was $5.99 for a New York Strip, eggs, potatoes, and toast. The steak was not grass fed dry aged steak by any means, but it was okay for a $5.99 breakfast. I have had worse steaks at much nicer restaurants that costed me at least twice as much, so taking the cost of the breakfast in to consideration....I got what I paid for. I also had scrambled eggs, country potatoes, and toast. All of which were okay. Again, $5.99.\n\nI would recommend  stopping in for breakfast at Ellis Island once in a while if you work in the area. It is not a place I would drive out of my way to eat at though.
Class: millenniary


Example: Sub-par food at rediculous prices.\n\nMy husband and I love Mexican food. We have tried several places since moving here a year and a half ago, and this has been the worst. The meat in my beef tacos had a really strange texture to it, hard to describe. I wanted to add sour cream, bill came and we were charge $2 just for that. Considering the whole experience and how expensive everything was, I will never go back here and would not recommend it to anyone.
Class: millenniary


Example: Was here on a Friday night. It was a default restaurant, because the one I wanted to go to was no longer there. This place was packed and was an hour long wait. I grumbled and whined, because I thought it was going to be like the Olive Garden. Boy was i wrong! The service was awesome. While the crowd waited, they passed out pizza samples and made sure everyone that wanted one got one. Once seated our server Clint (shout out to Clint!) was the best waiter I have ever encountered. Even though the restaurant was packed, he sat down to explain all the good things to order. We ended getting a small greek salad, Half Mama spinato & The Combo pizza, and a small cheese pizza. Everything was delicious. Shockingly, the stand out was the Cheese pizza. Will definitley be back to this place. Don't let the long wait scare you away. It's worth it.
Class: dronkgrass


Example: I have not stepped into a gym for almost 20 years. For some like me, going to a gym can be intimidating. All the pretty people and all those machines. After talking to Jeff at Snap Fitness, I was reassured that this would be a great place for me to start my journey back to being healthy and happy. The gym is spacious and very clean. The machines have directions and pictures on them for easy use. The gym is organized in a manner that keeps the workout flowing. I look forward to this location being my  2nd home for 3-4 days per week.
Class: dronkgrass
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I have been here twice.  The first time, I asked them to steam a bridesmaid dress for me.  I waited too long before the wedding (which was out of town), so I only had about a week to play with.....when the dress was ready, it looked exactly the same as when I dropped it off.  I complained but at that point I had like 1 day before I had to leave for NY and my friend had to do it with a hand steamer the morning of the wedding.\n\nBut wait! I got store credit for that debacle! Whew.....I had a gorgeous black and white dress from the Limited that I dropped something on, so I decided to take it here with my credit and have it dry cleaned.  When the dress was ready, I eagerly drove to Sq Hill to pick it up - the girl brings it out and hangs it on the rack for me to see while she rings me up.....not only is the stain STILL THERE, but they have successfully steamed all the pleating out of the dress, and effectively ruined it.  I told the girl and she said they could try again to remove the stain and see if they could fix the pleating.  (side note - how did she not see either of these issues before she gave it to me??)\n\nSo, my next phone call from them is to tell me that they can't get the stain out of my dress, so they threw it away.  THREW IT AWAY. Oh - did they call me first? Nope.  Just threw it away.  Then they tried to blame it on the dress - clothing from the Limited is \""cheaper\"" and the \""pleats weren't pressed in very solidly\"".  So clearly it's the dress's fault that they ruined it.  That dress was just asking for it....\n\nI will never, NEVER go back here.  I can't believe they're still in business.