Case: Best General Tso's chicken I have ever had, and I'm Chinese.  Granted, it's not really an authentic Chinese dish, but this place makes it damn good, and it's cheap!  But man, is it spicy!  One of the best fast-food Chinese places I've ever eaten at.  Definitely go here when you have the hankering for Chinese.
Classification: epichondrosis


Case: So we thought that this place would be fun and frolicky on a Light Rail opening kind of night. It was cold and boring. The martini's are stupid small and completely useless, the food was okay but not really worth a second visit. On a good note, the seating is fun, the couches recline.
Classification: upbelt


Case: It's not the worst, but it's not exactly great to be at the DMV. I think it's gotten busier over the years as the NW has gotten more people and word spreading that it was the least busy that now it is full each time. The numbers are called out at a decent pace as there are 30 something windows and the amount of windows open is quite a bit. \n\nIf you have something easy to take care of - check if it can't be done online or at one of the many kiosks and outposts at grocery stores, or the machines outside of the building. Frees up your time and lessens the queue of people so don't be stupid, check it out! Technology is your friend. \n\nDepending on your issue some number categories have a ton of people under it \""G\"". IDs seem to suck just because there is only one window doing I numbers. H is for handicapped and handicapped related DMV documents like your blue tags or medicinal cards. \n\nI was here for H (fuck you, don't laugh) and the visit was about an hour. Wasn't the worst I've ever waited and I was fine. The BF doesn't agree, but he was complaining 5 minutes in about being there....I think it's contagious and just in the air. You get caught up with the DMV angst when you were totally fine waiting for an hour for a table, for your car, for a doctor, etc. \n\nIt's probably one of our more efficiently run DMVs so I'll give them so rare kudos and love.
Classification: epichondrosis


Case: Very, very over rated!  The only thing that stands out is the service.  If you are the person that raves about a market sandwich from Pane Bianco this is not for you.  Very simple and very average ingredients. My mom has been making sandwiches like this for me my entire life. I think I was expecting similar flair like the sandwiches from Culinary Dropout. \n\nFood Guy Out!
Classification: upbelt
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is the best brunch experience of a lifetime of brunching.\n\nAs someone with quite a lot of experience in eating nice brunches, this easily took the #1 spot for the best brunch I've ever had. I arrived at the Wicked Spoon on a Friday around 11 am with my significant other. The restaurant is really big with lots of seating, and the entrance was very efficient and swift with getting the customers seated. The inside is decorated tastefully with a casual, modern look. We were happy to have plenty of space where we were seated. \n\nWe also paid for the unlimited mimosas, which with the brunch, was really an incredible value considering the level of quality of food that you are getting here.\n\nThe variety of items was spectacular, and so many of the options were truly original creations, especially for brunch. They offered things such as a delicious risotto, or a creamy tomato gnocchi, and they were each served at the buffet in these adorable mini saucepans. All of the different egg dishes at the buffet were phenomenal. My significant other said that the French toast was the best he had ever eaten, and from its appearance, I found that easy to believe. I won't forget to mention that the bacon was delicious and cooked to perfection. Although I did not try any of the desserts, the dessert buffet was beautiful.\n\nI was quite surprised that this restaurant received only a solid 4 star rating. This was, at minimum, a 4.5 star restaurant, although I stand firmly behind rating it at 5 stars. Your table received a bottle pitcher of water so that you are never sitting at your table parched and dying of thirst. The waitress was on quick on her feet, and was even thoughtful enough to bring my significant other two glasses of champagne at a time. You are making a mistake if you come to Vegas and you do not eat here for brunch!