Example: I really love this place it was suprisinlgy good and you get a lot portion for the money. It is packed so there maybe a wait but overall a really good place to try
Class: Xanthopia


Example: The rooms do look a little tired but they are passable and clean. The main problem with it is that it is SO NOISY. You hear everything in the rooms next to and above you. Screaming children, people walking around upstairs at all hours. Very difficult to sleep even tho' I bought a box fan and had it on the whole time I was in the room. Staff is very nice. I can't comment on the food because I did not eat any of it.
Class: bumpily


Example: An anti-hybrid of fogies stuck in their ways of business and young kids that don't give a shit. \n\nAs soon as you walk in to the store, you are bombarded with stink. That stench comes from the overbearing sprayers that take guerrilla tactics and stink bomb you from counter angles. You have no clue what wretched stank is coming from where. After you run (jog, hell no), from Smell Factor, you are greeted with overpriced products. \n\nEverywhere you turn, there have brands that have not been promoted since the 80's at like $70+ for a shirt. Insane. I wonder why they have had financial issues for decades.\n\nThe service is so annoying. You can tell they are told to rush customers. Those that are older take it to heart and do so with parody-worthy vigor. The younger clerks are indifferent; you could read the \""don't bother me and let me text my bff because they pay me minimum wage anyway\"" expression. \n\nThe potpourri of intolerables beckons a new chapter in the Fear and Loathing series ...
Class: bumpily


Example: I have been wanting to try this restaurant for a while. It's not very close to home so the one time we had planned on going we were too tired to drive out there. So when a friend asked us to pick a restaurant for restaurant week, we chose the gladly. A handsome, well-dressed man met us in the parking lot to tell us the lot was full and to go around the corner. We did, and entered through the back door, where a delightful, friendly woman welcomed us in. We had a table near the window where we started with a round of drinks. The IPA tap had just been killed and the waiter suggested ordering a lager instead, which we thought was strange. But he was very nice and delightful and the service was very good. We all had the three course restaurant week tasting. We all got the topped salad, which is wonderful. And at the table we had a duck meat loaf, scallops, and steelhead. They were all delicious.
Class: Xanthopia


Example: Ok maybe it's because it was free for us (comped by management), but I really, really liked this buffet, and don't understand all the detractors! I've been coming to Vegas since I was a little girl and hence have consumed an awful lot of buffets over the years -- including an awful lot of awful buffets!!!  So granted, while the Wynn or the Bellagio may have the best buffets, they are also 2-3x the price of this place.  And even if we hadn't been comped, I still would have gladly paid the $19.99 for the champagne brunch.  Everything was fresh, and well stocked, and there was a good variety of items to choose from.  Their prime rib was one of the better ones I have had at a buffet, and they had meaty whole snow crab legs versus those that have been cracked in half like at some other buffets around town.  The only thing missing was the shrimp cocktail, which I love.  Otherwise they had good fried chicken, and different grilled meats and vegetable which were also all good. Apparently at dinner they do have the shrimp tails as well as fresh oysters on the half shell and sushi selections, as well as unlimited wine and beer.  So that's what we will try next time if we stay here again.  Especially if comped again! (Hint! Hint!)
Class: Xanthopia


Example: My boyfriend and I stopped in here for dinner. First we went to the bar directly off of the casino, where we waited about 5 minutes and were not acknowledged once. We figured maybe we would have better luck getting a table. We stood in line at the hostess center, where there was one party of about 6 ahead of us. I'm not sure what was going on, there was a lot of back and forth between the party(who I don't think spoke great English) and the hostess, but we waited our turn for 5 minutes or so, while doing so the line behind us grew even longer of people waiting. At no point did the hostess even look up at any of use, and since the party of 6 was still in front of us, we waited. From the other door a couple walked up around the waiting party, and asked the hostess about seating, and she put them down!!! UMMM Excuse me??? You have a line of people waiting honey, why don't you try looking up! \nNeedless to say we left, plenty of other choices in Vegas, although I think it's important to point out, we looked in the windows after leaving, and there were plenty of open tables. REALLY?
Class: bumpily
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Came here for a late lunch with my husband and was impressed with the decor of the place- it looks so welcoming. I particularly like how they designed the store, clean menu on the board and clean environment, with loads of green and healthy colors. Love it! And that's pretty much the only thing I like about this place. That and the friendly customer service here.\n\nThat being said, it is a food place after all, so my review is based solely on the food that I've received. My husband ordered the Mediterranean wrap with sweet potato fries and I got the Soba Noodle salad with grilled chicken.\n\nLet's start with my soba noodle salad. First of all, the grilled chicken (which I paid an extra $3 for) is dry and there's hardly any taste to it. The soba noodle salad has hardly any dressing on it - it's basically warm egg noodles on top of a bed of spinach and asparagus, with sliced avocados. The noodles weren't even mixed in properly with the rest of the bowl- it's just a lump of dry noodles on top of vegetables. Oh, and there's some soba dressing at the bottom of my bowl, which is just mediocre light soy sauce. There is hardly any taste to my meal, and I had to mix in some condiments I found on the drinks counter to give it a little more taste. And this costs me $10.95 (not including the grilled chicken for $3)! Are you kidding me? I totally felt ripped off. \n\nI know this place is supposed to serve food that is good for your health and overall wellness, but I don't think that meant serving half-hearted meals that are dry and tasteless. Coming from LA, I've been to enough places that focuses on serving food that is healthy and good for you (and they are really good by the way!), and this is by far, the worst that I've had.\n\nMy husband's mediterranean wrap is soggy and tastes mediocre. The sweet potato fries is probably the best thing we have, and I hardly think that's a compliment.\n\nUnless the food improves, we won't be back. Sorry.