Case: Quite possibly the dullest buffet in Vegas... I'll stick to the Rio and Bellagio.
Classification: myrmecophagous


Case: We have been there four or five times. We have a Hayward ultra pool vacuum that needed worn parts replaced. The guys are not very friendly and they forgot to put one of the parts back in, so we returned the following day and they \""fixed\"" it again. They did not apologize for the inconvenience. Disappointed and won't go back.
Classification: myrmecophagous


Case: this place is super inexpensive and really fast, great place to take a quick lunch break
Classification: simoniacal


Case: Hands down phenomenal service with a smile along with the best dishes - not leaving a single bite left in the plate. Started with steamed mussels $12, then the Italian farm salad (salami, green olives, roasted red peppers, tomato, cucumber, mixed greens, provolone cheese and Italian vinaigrette) on a bruschetta board $12, and finished with the medium rare NY strip entree $34. Too full for dessert. I love coming here!! Valet service was great!
Classification: simoniacal
Classify the following: I have been to Gianna Via's several times, I think because I wanted to like it since I love Italian food! However, I unfortunately can honestly say that I am not impressed. Nothing was particularly bad or awful, but it was overall underwhelming. \n\nThe service and atmosphere was fine and the outdoor seating nice in good weather. I thought the food was mediocre and overpriced for the product. I specifically recall getting a penne a la vodka dish with chicken but it wasn't actual chicken breast. Instead it consisted of some sort of shredded chicken. The pizza was also bland and had too much crust around the outside. \n\nI really don't recommend Gianna Via's. I would return if someone with me really wanted to go, but if you're in the mood for Italian, I think you can do better.