Text - Stopped here to get some food real quick. I had a Santa fe Chicken Sandwich. It was not anything special. The place was kind of overpriced too since they food is not that good. Go here if you are desperate for some grub.
Group - demophobe


Text - Definitely love coming here. A couple friends of mine joined, so I decided to give it a try. Man, I'm hooked! \n\nTheir offerings - yoga, Pilates, kettlebells, trx, battle ropes, trigger point, and bootcamp. I've tried most if their classes, and have enjoyed them all. I stole through every yoga class, but the instructors I've had have ask been very encouraging and not judgey. Love, love, love the TRX class as well as the battle ropes. Haven't had s chance to do any kettlebell classes as there are none offered on my days off (Thurs, Fri) or in the early mornings before I have to go to work. Hopefully, as the business get larger, they'll add more classes. \n\nThe facility itself if very nice. It's always clean. The locker room was a nice surprise. They even provide shampoo, conditioner, and soap for those of os who shower there. \n\nOverall, a great place. It's a twenty minute drive flute me to go, but well worth it. It's only fifty a month, out 400 annually. First timers can also get their first class free, or their first week for seven dollars. Give it a try, you have biting to lose (except for some unwanted weight)!
Group - Assyroid


Text - Review #10\n\nNo one at Carson Tower front desk at 12am.  This is Vegas. Should be 24 hrs. Hotels in small towns have 24hr service.  You have to go to Rush or Gold Towers to check in to Carson Tower then haul your luggage back over again to Carson.\n\nRoom shower doesn't work & no rooms left. Waiting on maintenance since 1:25am & its now 1:57am.  \n\nSo far not looking good.  Not worth 1 star so far.\n\nRoom view is nice of moon & strip.  \n\nBut no shower water!  I'm tired & on DC time in Vegas. So my body clock is at 5am even though its 2am Vegas! \n\nI have a friend's wedding to attend in 12 hrs & need sleep & a shower before the wedding.\n\nUpdate:  shower working but water still dripping badly when you turn it off, no matter which way you angle water knob.  I told front desk this but no maintenance ever came to fix it.  \n\nI will give some good points though & up the stars to 2.5 for the rest of the hotel, not the room & extra charges for tea & coffee, Internet use ($12.99 for 24 hrs- quite outrageous when other hotels include free Internet), & $4 for a small bottle of water.  Go to Walgreen's 2 blocks from hotel to buy water, noise for construction, since I'm a nice person, & hate to give bad reviews.   \n\nThe location is great for Old Vegas & you can walk out of the hotel to Fremont Street which is crazy, but a must see.  The restaurants & bars inside the hotel are wonderful & the famous, largest \""Golden Nugget\"" is showcased here.\n\n I'll write more later, but I must go run errands.
Group - demophobe


Text - I must admit, my memory is going to be a bit hazy. I entered Schwartz a bit drunk around 11 pm, brightly lit with fluorescent lights, my friend and I stumbling in just looking for some amazing smoked meat. Now, Schwartz was effectively pumped up to as much as it could be. My friend's parents ranted and raved, and they're foodies that are friends of the famous Normand Laprise. Christ, I expect the smoked meat to taste like it was carved by God himself. I sat down, at what could only be described as a Waffle House-esque bar, with a bunch of raucous Quebecois night shift workers behind the counter ready to carve me up some meat. I took one bite and... damn. I lost it. It's different from New York pastrami, it's not quite the same. It has a different flavor, not as much strong vinegar, with a distinct smokey flavor, rubbed in pepper and carefully loved until the meat is divine. There's nothing else to the sandwich: two slices of bread, a vegan's nightmare serving of meat, and some mustard. I ordered the sandwich, with (perhaps now I look at it) shamefully, a water and a pickle. Now, I love my dill pickles with my sandwiches, but nothing complimented the intricate flavors of a carefully smoked meat than this homemade dill pickles. If you are not a pickle person, stay away, but if you can appreciate a good deli pickle, get it. All in all, I'll describe it to you. The meat, tender and moist, melted and fell apart like Britney Spears when she shaved her head. It was as good as I imagined it to be. The sandwich itself was just so juicy and delicious I'm sitting in my dingy Atlanta apartment pondering if I have enough money to fly back. \n\nIt's famous for a reason, tourists. It's not like the Hard Rock Caf\u00e9. You're not going to get that commercialized bullshit, this is real food. This is what you should go do if you're a serious foodie tourist. Avoid the familiar, stray away from the commercialized, step into this place and you'll understand what real traveling is about. The atmosphere was as unique, a collection of people Quebecois, Canadian and tourist alike, all seeking one thing; a damn fine sandwich. This place will deliver.
Group - Assyroid


Text - I was helping my daughter move from LA to Ohio driving her Plymouth Neon and pulling a small trailor.  During their drive from LA to Vegas the car was overheating.  So we went T & M automotive in Vegas to have them diagnose the car and find the problem.  Nick glanced at the car only to decide that the heads were warped and water was getting into the cylinders.  He wanted $1500-$2000 to fix the issue.  I called my husband back in OH to see what to do.  He said that Nick at T&M did not know what he was talking about and said that they should check the thermostat and replace it.  Nick refused only to say that the engine was damaged and he would not sink any money into it and would not do us wrong by replacing the thermostat because that would not fix the problem.  He said that the car should be junked.  Despite my husband's dis-belief in Nick's diagnosis, he told me to rent a U-Haul and pull the car back. Just got back to OH and the first thing my husband did was check the Thermostat.  It was broken in 3 pieces.  He replaced it and it is running normal.  No more over-heating.  Nick's advise cost us over $1500 plus 100's of dollars in gas when the entire issue should have been fixed with a $5.00 thermostat and 20 minutes of his time.  DO NOT TRUST THIS SHOP.  They don't know what they are talking about.
Group - demophobe


Text - My daughter has been attending this particular Childtime since she was less than one year old.  She is currently 5 years old and only attending part time while she is in kindergarten.  This center has been excellent to us and my daughter throughout her attendance.  In the recent years, since the new director Dana came aboard, the center has taken large strides in furthering the children's school based education which has been a huge plus in my eyes.  Before she began her elementary school education she was enrolled in a program that gave the children a full classroom based environment for a couple hours a day periodically throughout the week. Thanks to this my daughter went into kindergarten well prepared, confident in a classroom environment, and ready to continue her education.  The after school pick up is also a great option that works perfectly with my work schedule and lets me trust that my child is in good hands. The staff is incredibly caring and my daughter is passionate about each and every staff member.  She looks forward to seeing them every time she goes and has nothing but great things to say when she talks about her day at Childtime. Now that she is older she also gets to participate in the field trips ( zoo, movies, etc. ) that occur when schools are on a long break.  I will be disappointed when she no longer attends Childtime because of the great relationships that her and I have both built.  Enrolling her there has been positive influence in her development and I would recommend checking it out to anyone who is looking for a daycare.
Group - Assyroid
Classify the following: Mr. Lion didn't like being scolded about his treatment of the female species...but I didn't think he could hear us!  We didn't taunt, or point, or even call 'here kitty kitty'.  But still, he launched his powerful body from one end of his exhibit over to us and made everyone scream inside as he let out a mighty roar.  Everyone skipped backward except little ole me, my scream jolted to my finger on the trigger of my camera.  I would have SO been mauled.  Fortunately, the awesome zoo comes with awesome steel albeit flimsy looking fencing.\n\nMaybe it was the perfume I was wearing, because shortly after that episode at the meerkat exhibit, one little cheeky fellow made a beeline for me, laid down on his back, and exposed his belly quite happily at me.  He rocked a bit side to side as I snapped away with my camera.\n\nThe animals always look so happy at this zoo, and you can see them far more up close than at other zoos.  Babies are always abound, including new baby ocelots.  I so want one now.\n\nA little advice:  If you use an entertainment book, you can get one online for half price, and there are buy one get one free tickets to the zoo.  So essentially the book already paid for itself with just that one coupon.\n\nThis was my second trip to the zoo, I'm glad I have it so close by me.  I think I was as excited if not more than the little kiddies.  YAY ZOO!