Example: If you're gonna put a pizza place in a hotel/casino called New York, New York, you should at least you know... try to produce a good slice.  Now, I know full well that just because a place says New York on it somewhere doesn't mean that it'll deliver.  That happens in New York itself also (which is worse) but staying focused on Sirrico's - this was just a crap-tastic slice.  The biggest surprise at this spot is that the pizza is made fresh, because it doesn't taste like it is.\n\nI also love how a $3.50 slice is considered cheap food.
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Example: I found this hotel pleasing for a number of reasons. First, they have an amazing coffee and dessert place in the Masquerade Walk next to McFadden's. It serves up these amazing fruit tartes with a good six varieties of fruit, and these taste like someone just sliced the fruit five minutes ago. I was in foodie heaven with the blend of pear, pineapple, blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, apple, etc. \n\nSecond, they created an entire theatre for Penn and Teller. If you haven't seen Penn & Teller already, GO SEE THEM NOW. They're a Vegas staple, they're a national treasure, and they're worth every penny of their tickets. \n\nThird, the buffet. Oh, sweet Lord, the buffet. If you haven't experienced what appears to be a mile long parade of everything from sushi to pork chili verde to peach cobbler, you're missing out. \n\nFourth, if I recall correctly, they have a beach by their pool, for your toes in the sand-dipping pleasure. What more could anyone want? \n\nGranted, I haven't tried their suites, so I can't really comment on everything, but I really enjoyed myself there. I was certainly tempted numerous times by their \""Sky\"" show masks at the gift shops, but managed to forebear. Perhaps next time...
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Example: They have an acoustics problem here.  It's horribly loud in there, and everything feels rushed and crushed together.  I had some vegetarian sandwich, it was mediocre and gave me heartburn supreme.  Blah.  \n\nAlso there was an article on MSNBC that revealed that Panera uses additives in their bakery items that cause hyper activity in young children.  \n\nSo if you are looking for a place that's crowded, loud, has mediocre food and pocked with spastic, hyper active children who will gnaw on your leg, go here.
Class: napiform


Example: Got a trim on Christmas Eve. Called upfront around 10 AM and was connected immediately.\n\nDaniel was very detailed and worked with my hair with great patience (I have very thick hair). I asked if I could keep the current length and thin out, and after the shampoo, cut (trim) and drying, she patiently worked on thinning out my hair.\nI thought all the questions she asked me were precise (where I wanted to part my hair, if I wanted to keep the length of my bang which was longer than the rest, etc.) and I'm happy with the outcome.\n\nThis is my second haircut in the US... My first experience at a \""high-end\"" salon was not good so I wasn't expecting to be satisfied, but such a pleasant surprise!\nAlso, the conversation throughout was warm and pleasant. I'm the one who likes to watch the process instead of talking, plus the language difficulty as being a foreigner, doubles up making me more silent, but I enjoyed the conversation.\n\nUnfortunately, I'm not too happy with the shampoo (no capes or towels put on to avoid getting wet) therefore the 4 stars. (Maybe this is something I will be facing anywhere and everywhere.)\n\nThe artworks on the wall are giving a nice unique taste.
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We went here for lunch for the first time at 1:30 on Saturday. We ordered garlic bread and a caprese salad. The girl who took our order was friendly and welcoming, but the other employees were not. They were busy chatting loudly (to the point where we could here them gossiping about customers). It took about 15 minutes to get our bread and the salad didn't come out until 10 min later. The food was good but the service was not.