Example: Bleh.  \n\nOur service was pretty bad...food took forever to come out, waiter got our drinks wrong and was overall unattentive.  \n\nOnce the food finally arrived it was decent but nothing to write home about.  I had the cobb salad and my friend had the chicken sandwhich, both pretty average, although portions were big.  \n\nNote that you have to order sides like fries seperate--which annoys me.  Cheesy decorations...blah blah blah
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Example: I've noticed a lot of negative reviews of this property, but I'm not sure exactly where they really are coming from. I've stayed at this property since going to Las Vegas has become sort of a \""hobby\"" for my girlfriend and I. Anyways, some quick tips and then to a comprehensive review.\n\nQUICK TIPS! QUICK TIPS! QUICK TIPS!\n\n1. Parking is plentiful. After Harmon Way, there is an inlet for Crystals, Mandarin Oriental, and for Aria! \n\n2. Instead of parking on the second floor of the parking structure, try parking on the THIRD FLOOR! That gives you direct access to the walkway to the casino and saves you an elevator trip.\n\n3. The 20 dollar tip trick has held true for me here. If you don't know what it is, it's a check-in trick that allows you to get a \""complementary\"" upgrade from whoever checks you in.\n\n4. If you're going to Vegas for a specific reason--Bachelorette party, first time in Vegas, wedding anniversary, relationship anniversary, etc.--mention this when booking in the comment section and mention it again when you're checking in. It pays to be excited! They might be able to comp you some shows or send you up a dessert platter on the house.\n\n5. If you're looking for a quick bite, Jean Phillipe is just downstairs to the right of the elevators. No fancy chocolate fountain, but a smaller wait and less tourists taking photos.\n\n6. There is a tram that has three stops: 1. Monte Carlo/Parking lot of the Aria, which is really the entrance to the casino on the third floor of the parking structure; 2. Crystals for shopping, also has the best direct entrance to the check-in area, 3. Bellagio/Vdara, both are accessible from that location\n\n7. Turn down service! Request this and you get some awesome chocolates and nice comfy slippers. Pretty standard at most hotels, but at Aria it feels like a treat. Really romantic for couples. :)\n\n\nNow the real deal, the big review.\n\nI love the Aria. I won't ever cheat on the Aria as long as they can still serve up the fantastic room deals that they usually have. We just got back yesterday from our trip and we were able to book at $95 a night with $100 Food and Beverage credit. Look for the deals and avoid the upsell. You can easily tip the person checking you in a $20 to secure a higher floor with view or even if you go all out a panoramic corner suite. This is what me and my girlfriend was able to get to! We had an awesome person check us in early in the afternoon who hooked us up majorly.\n\nAnyways, this hotel is my favorite place to stay because of the service, the decor, the rooms, and the gaming area. In terms of service, it's a big deal for me to see people actually greet you in the morning with a genuine smile. I know that it's difficult to work in the service industry, but I've never had a really bad complaint about the service. Sure, sometimes the shampoo is a little low or a robe never makes it back from the laundry. However, whenever we complained about any housekeeping detail, the staff has been incredibly apologetic and willing to bend over backwards to make it right for us.\n\nNext, I want to say that the rooms are lavish and the bed is fantastic. To be honest, the bed feels like sleeping on a cloud with all that padding. Sometimes though I find the bed to be too soft (First World Problems, I know!) and I end up aching a bit. But, the rooms have been designed with some comfort in mind. I love the shower/tub design that most resort rooms are fitted with. I'm not so much a fan of how the corner suites are set up, but that's another issue because they are still incredibly comfortable.\n\nFor me, another thing that makes the Aria stand out is how awesome the decor is. It feels very modern, clean, and very comfortable. The subtle and unmistakeable vanilla smell radiates throughout the casino floor. It made me want to get an ice cream! The other thing that I've noticed is that the smell of smoke is really well contained in the Aria. This also brings me to the next point about the gaming area, I've never had any problems with the dealers or finding a cocktail waitress. In fact, most of the time I've had them come within five or so minutes of me sitting down or have had them come by multiple times. Even during the down times in mid day or late morning, there was nothing that caused me to believe that we wouldn't get good service. Furthermore, the tables and chairs are all comfortable and the slot chairs are well padded!\n\nI've had nothing but very positive experiences with the Aria, and I can't wait to get back there again sometime in the future!
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Example: I've eaten there many times, have had the pizza, the pasta, veal, chicken etc and all were delicious. My daughter had her sweet 16 party there and the staff gave the kids the same service and consideration as anyone else. We often bring home food as the portions are generous - not american size but generous all the same.  Definitely worth it.
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Example: What a completely negative company!! I think robots run this banking system. (Not the specific branches, but the bank as a whole...).\nI opened a new business account (I recently moved to Las Vegas) and was told that problems might arise in the first 3 months but I was not to worry about fees, ect., because these are to be expected.\nFirst of all, I had a check get lost in the mail so I cancelled it. 3 weeks later it shows up to the branch and it gets bounced back... as it should have. Then I deposited a check at the branch and the next week cancelled that bank account (this was my fault... I jumped the gun - not even realizing the check was still out there...\nI went to use my Wells Fargo card and it got declined. I called customer service (misinformation and no real help) and then I went into the branch and was told that they had cancelled all of my cards and closed my accounts.\n\""Loss Prevention\"" said that I could not get my money out of my account for 2 weeks. When I called Loss Prevention I was greeted with a robot voiced woman that answered with \""Nope\"" and \""Yep\""... I asked if there was anything I could do to straighten this out and her answer was \""nope\"". I asked if I could speak to a supervisor and she said I could but it wouldn't make any difference... I asked if I could get access to the $20K in my account and she said \""Nope. Not for 10 business days\"". (Keep in mind I never overdrew my account).\nHuman Error on my part (and the USPS) - Yes.... Human interaction from Wells Fargo - No!
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Example: Been going here a couple times now. I spoke with James,  he's polite and always willing to help.\n\nI did however spend a pretty penny to replace my iac on a 2000 Dodge Durango,  only to find out my check engine light still stays on. Been a couple weeks since going in. They said the light won't turn off if I dont replace the power train computer module. \n\nSo I went to auto zone and had them scan my vehicle and the lady said there's 4 possible areas. Since I got the iac replaced it shouldn't be that. I also called another company and was told, \""I don't think it's the iac if the light is still on. So you need to go back and have them give yours back! Replace the computer module? No! Then your car wouldn't even turn on if it was that problem! \""\n\nSo now if I go back to firestone, will they point at something else and tell me I need to replace it?  Guess I won't be spending my money here ever again. It's a shame your company is a couple minutes from my house. Guess I'll just drive across town where I know the mechanic won't take my money until the problem is fixed. I would have had to spend $900 on a computer module on top of the $600 I spent on the iac, that wasn't even the problem. \n\nSome advice, I'd call around first before coming here. It'll save you time & money, I mean unless you're well off and have money to blow off, then by all means, make it rain!
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Example: Being HUGE fans of Fuego Bistro, we had high hopes for this place.  I always dread the all too common \""grow too fast you end up sucking at both restaurants\"" syndrome so I was a bit hesitant walking into th door.\n\nLuckily I was very happy with the experience.\n\nThe tacos (the reason to go here, don't even remember other menu items!) pretty amazing. I had the ribeye tacos and an extra shrimp taco. My lady had the chicken.\n\nNow, i'm pretty much a sucker for Chelsea's Kitchen's rib eye taco.  I can happily say I now have two places to enjoy them.\n\nService was good, attentive, and friendly.\n\nI hope they do well, considering they are in mostly empty shopping area with only the AMC and a french cafe being their only neighbors.\n\nThe place was pretty packed for a tuesday night however. The happy hour seems pretty popular.\n\nThe music was the only drawback.  However, I'm just a crabby bastard and don't like house music.\n\nI'll be back again, I might have to bring earplugs however.
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Example: I had never  done Hot Yoga before. My sister was saying how great it is. I  was like, \""um okay mmhmm\"" . Then another person told me about it and another person. So, being here only  11 months i decided to look up where a place that offered hot yoga.  It is like right down the street from my apts.  SO i went this past  Sunday.\n\n I read all the reviews here. I did notice the smell, but it did not last long.  The room is  kept at 105 degrees which is noted on their website. I read everything before coming in. They have you fill out a small form  when you get there, or you can print it out on line. Then the girls at the front desk sign you in.   I signed up for the new unlimited for 40 dollars for new student package.\n   I  got in there and man it was hot! However  I am one who thinks she does not sweat a lot.  Well I learned that I surely do. I went to the 1pm class. I cannot remember the guy's name but he was good.  We went through all the poses. I was ready to run out screaming!!  I was glad I did not. I made it through. If i did not feel I could do the pose after trying it one or two times i stood still and took a breath until the pose was complete. I was glad to take  water .  Make sure you bring a lot of water and  your own mat and towel. I got my mat at Target for 9 bucks.  If you bring your own stuff you don't have to worry about anyone else's sweat  but your own.\n\n  To me, it was clean in there. Its small, but it was clean.\n  There were a lot of people in my class, which  I guess is okay, i wish they'd walk around more to help especially new people, learn the poses and help with it a little more. I know Yoga is all about yourself and doing your personal best, but I also want to get the most out of the class as possible.\n\n  At first i was like \"" This is not for me!\"" But the more i talk about it and tell people I did it, and how proud I am of myself that I did not pass out, i did not embarrass myself, and I really actually DID IT!! , made me want to go again. So my goal is to try to do ALL the classes I can . \n\nThe lady called me from Bikram today to ask me how I liked it and they did not see me back. I told her that once my 3-5 day friend leaves, I'll be back and doing the nigh time classes. Look i work 9-5 and I want to be healthy. I hear this stuff makes you look good and feel good. And I'd rather do this than run around and get hurt.\n\n Try it. I liked it.  If your body is able to withstand the heat, and you are healthy enough for this kind of work out, just do like i did. TRY IT! and if you don't like it, i hope you find someplace else that you do like.\n\nSo far, this is a good place .. :)
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Example: This is a horrible venue.\n\nLet's start with the ticket prices. Bought them at the window and still paid 3 bucks each in fees!! WTF is that about?\n\nThen it gets better, wait in line, being yelled at \""I said take everything out of your pockets and take off your shoes!\"" by some power tripping 19 year old. I imagine this is how they treat you when you go to tent city too, but wait I paid for this!\n\nThe bar was \""Meh\"" ... long waits and expensive beers (5 bucks for a domestic bottle). The bar inside the concert hall was much quicker since it was cash only.\n\nThe acoustics were not very good in my opinion. The concert hall reminds me of a movie theater with all the seats removed and concrete floor, so the sound kinda bounces around. \n\nIf I were a band, I would skip this place and play somewhere better...
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Classify the following: Pretty impressed with this place. I usually go with my sister, so I always call to make sure nail places can accommodate 2 people at the same time for pedicures. And usually, they can't. But here, it was a little wait past the appointment time, but not too bad. The ladies were very nice. $25 classic pedi. All the techs were Chinese rather than Vietnamese, which was different. These ladies at least weren't busy talking to each other while working on your nails. My tech, Candy, took her time on my feet... and sad to say... I have bad feel due to work. Eww.\n\nTheir color and design selection was organized. Seems they only use OPI and Orly, or 3 different brand of gels.\n\nI would definitely go back, though it is a bit further out than I would like to drive considering there are so many places right by my house.