Text - Great sandwiches, great people.  Don't forget to get a cookie!
Group - coaxing


Text - A players perspective...\n\nWhen this place was new, it was awesome.  As someone who has been playing softball for over 10 years, it was really neat to have this come to Vegas. They have 6 replica stadiums where you feel like you're playing in the real deal.  They have two Sports Clubs where you can get food and drink and batting cages.  I played there for over a year before I gave up on the place and this is why.\n\n1 - The fields are much smaller than city/county fields.  City/County are 300ft deep all around and the bases are 70ft apart from each other.  BLD has fields as short as 265ft deep.  In fact there are only two spots that reach 300ft amongst all 6 fields.  You feel great when you hit a homer, but then everyone hits weak homers and scores regularly get over 25 runs for each team.  Their bases are 60ft from ea other, so turning double plays is rare and people are almost always safe at first.  This gets old after a while.\n\n2 - They haven't improved the fields since they've opened.  All the outfield graphics are drastically faded, the batting cage nets are filled with holes and the outfield has giant worn out spots that get hard as concrete..\n\n3- They use their own BLD logo balls that are more tightly wound that regulation softballs.  This makes the balls fly significantly further.  Many of the roided out clowns hit balls over their nets, which measures over 400ft.  \n\n4-  My biggest complaint has to be the quality of their umpires.  This place is like a stepping stone for players that want to become umps, that have no experience and get it by becoming umps there.  Many of the umps are also players there.  So you often get games poorly called and biased.  \n\n5- The egos and tempers of many players/teams is off the charts.  The crap that isn't tolerated at City/County fields, is enabled at BLD.  Fights happen often and arguing isn't diffused by these rookie umps.  \n\n6- You pay a huge premium (compared to City/County) to play here.  In the beginning it wasn't so bad, but as the venue deteriorated and the quality of teams did as well, paying a premium was no longer worth it.\n\n7- They charge $3 a person to come in.  Family has to pay to come watch you play.  They don't offer any type of season pass to give regulars a discount. That's BS\n\nAll in all, it was fun for a while, but if you prefer to play a more competitive game a softball, this place isn't it.  BLD is little league softball for grown ups.  They fields are really small and there are too many immature adults that ruin the game.  \n\nSince moving our team back to City and County, none of us have looked back. \n\nHope this info helps.
Group - Caphtorim


Text - I got my highlight done and I was in tears while examining it while at home. I liked the girl doing my hair personally but my hair was not what I wanted. I told her I wanted a light color of highlights and after she foils my hair, she tells me\"" oh by the way I put in the darker shade of blonde then you wanted\"" I wanted platinum highlights and I got caramel blonde highlights and it wasn't even throughout my hair, she missed multiple areas. I got great eyebrow threading there but I wouldn't recommend hair services by them. It's awful when you look at your hair crying and don't want to go back to that place for to fix the mistake and just cause more dissatisfaction. .
Group - Caphtorim


Text - Oh boy... Had only I known what I was getting into, perhaps I could have better prepared myself for this place. Then again, I seriously doubt one can prepare one's self for the indulgence of the Sweet Meat Burger. This candied-bacon burger, served up on a glazed donut bun, is not for the faint of heart. Literally, if you have heart problems, you probably shouldn't even be thinking about this thing. I had to stop and think about how to approach it. Pick it up and it'll glaze your hands like a Krispy Kreme; eat it with a fork and, well... you'll be known as the guy that eats burgers with a fork. Either way you choose to proceed, grab that tomato and lettuce and just toss them aside! Vegetables will only get in the way of your rising cholesterol.  \n\nI love the concept and and the execution of James Street Gastropub. The atmosphere is great and uniquely sets itself apart from the standard restaurant choices in the area.  Service was on point (for the most part). We never had to ask for a refill for our drinks.  As it was our first time here, I would have liked to be shown to a seat; rather we were told to just find a booth or a table. There was also an awkward moment when another employee interrupted our waitress as she was wrapping up with us. Despite that, we appreciated the attention and recommendations we received. \n\nThe speakeasy is downstairs below the dining room, and although we didn't have the opportunity to explore, my imagination likes to think it's a pretty cool place. Their signage suggests they have live music in the evenings.  \n\nWe will definitely find some time to make a return trip and experience more of what they have to offer. I recommend giving them a try if you're in the area. \n\nQuick tip: there's is a customer parking area on the side of the building, meaning there's no need to fight for an on-street spot!
Group - coaxing


Text - You can never go wrong with their spaghetti w/ chicken joy, plus peach mango pie!
Group - coaxing


Text - Stayed at the Monte Carlo during a bachelorette party trip and we decided to come in from the pool for lunch and give this place a try.\nService is a little slow, but the food is delicious.\nTheir asparagus spinach dip is literally among the best I've ever had.\nSandwiches and fries are pretty solid, too.\nPrices aren't bad at all, either, which was a pleasant surprise!\nI'd definitely come here again.
Group - coaxing


Text - My plane was grounded due to mechanical issues, and I had to spend 20 hours in the airport. Did I receive a food voucher? No. Even after requesting one, the US airways help desk stated that although they used to offer this, the policy has changed. \n\nNevertheless, I was given a $200 voucher for a future flight due to the massive delays. This was a good thing. \n\nHowever, when I called to make the reservation with the voucher, it was 1 hr beyond the 1 year expiration date... literally just one hour. The reservation agent told me that she was locked out of the system due to the expired voucher and could not process it. Who can help?... She advised that I contact customer service, and does customer service have a phone number? No, they do not talk to people. They can only be reached via the automated contact form on the site. \n\nSo, I contacted them via the form. Three days later I received an email back stating that my voucher would not be honored even though I was only one hour away from it still being valid when I called to make my reservation. \n\nI may still attempt to contact the US Airways corporate office, as the above contact info is apparent for the corporate office department in Phoenix, AZ, (800) 428-4322 ... but I'm not expecting much. I'll change this review if I'm treated like a human being rather than a number. \n\nA company this large refuses to speak with its customers ... as a matter of policy. Wow. \n\nOnce a recurring customer, now ... will never fly with them again.
Group - Caphtorim


Text - Just left from getting a pedicure. Dirty salon, not one nail tech used cleaned tools, not a good massage; quick and rushed. The better the massage, the better the tip in my book. Tech was really rough with my nail beds. Not a good or relaxing pedicure, wont be returning.
Group - Caphtorim
Classify the following: I'm sad this place closed. They always had awesome clearance sales, and THE BEST deals on gym clothes during Black Friday.