Example: Really similar to a VIP lap dance. Fun, fast and expensive. It's a must do for the first time but you wouldn't be all that eager to do it all again.\n\nI shot the SAW, MP5 and m4 on their 3 guns for $160 package. It was a worthwhile experience but the guys there rush you and you can be in and out within 15 minutes. The guys rush you and don't really give you that many pointers. Other guys with other groups were taking their time though and helping out and letting pictures be taken with the guns. \n\nWord of warning if you get a taxi here w/ no cell the gun store wont call a taxi for your afterwards so we went to a 711 payphone and then was told the wait was 1hr, so ended up on the bus back to MGM and then taxi from there to Hard Rock. Kinda lame.
Class: outhymn


Example: Boy is this place ever a freaking cliche. The girls with sleeve tats, the barista with the sternum piercing. The dude outside with crazy dreadlocks. The insane obsession with everything being \""organic'. Yes this is your generic run of the mill \""non-generic\"" coffee shop. It's clean. It has all the drinks you come to expect from a coffee shop. Price was what I expected. Taste was what I expected. I can't say I can find anything special about this place, but for a good solid coffee shop in Vegas I can't think of another place I'd recommend more.
Class: psammophyte


Example: Service was very slow at lunch. Pizza was ok - have had better pizza at their other locations.
Class: outhymn


Example: Ted's is one of the few hot dog joints where the hot dogs actually are better than the pricier sausages. But don't get me wrong, everything they serve is good. I first had Ted's when I was 8 years old, and it remains my favorite dog in Arizona. Every weiner is perfectly charred over coals. And the onion rings are battered and wonderful, more like an Awesome Blossom than breaded, frozen fast food rings.
Class: psammophyte


Example: Gross just gross go to Mediterranean Grill caffe' for the most delicious gyro! It's on lake mead not far from here.
Class: outhymn


Example: like the rating says 'Woohoo! As good as it gets!\""\nmy homie's a local so he thought id like the place. saw some flairing (VERY cool), had some tequila for breakfast (mixed with pomegranate juice and some other goodies-total YUM) and they have some awesome bartenders...or wait-'mixologists'?  and it was very chill...at 10am =p
Class: psammophyte


Example: I was excited about visiting a new Indian restaurant in Downtown Pittsburgh that is in close proximity to my office, but this lunch buffet visit of Monday, 22 September 2014 was a great disappointment.  I received a pleasant greeting and a 'thank you' from the owner.  The busser did not interact with me. No one performed a quality check or did anything to be assured of my satisfaction. Used plates were taken away promptly and I received a water refill without having to ask.  I agree with the writer who said that the place was too hot; this was the case even on a cool day. I had perspiration running down my neck while dining. Beware the dish which contains microscopic particles that appear to resemble broccoli and cauliflower as it is very spicy.  The only vegetable that could be readily identified in it is a few carrot slices.  I was hoping to find the staple Indian dish, aloo gobi, but it was not offered.  There was a dish which featured only potato slices and the cauliflower offered in the vegetable dish was not enough to satisfy any diner.  I arrived at 12:45, which should be the height of lunch hour.  There were only two diners there at that time, although a few other parties arrived during the short time I was there.  The buffet items had obviously been sitting out for a long time.  The white rice, which I was pleased to find was unadulterated by any seeds or seasoning, was in small quantities of clumps.  Many of the dishes needed to be replenished, but only the fried vegetable dish was during the time that I was there.  The signs denoting the names of the dishes are do not enable the American customer to determine their ingredients.  The tandoori chicken was quite tasty; I can only imagine how good it would have been if it had at least been served warm.  India Palace and Indian Spices on Sixth Street are far better choices for the Indian food lover, and Indian Spices is 58 cents less for the lunch buffet!
Class: outhymn


Example: The best shrimp tacos in Arizona are 2 for $5. \n\nIf you're not in the process of getting in your car and heading to Tacos Atoyac, re-read that first blip.\n\nThis is not a drill.
Class: psammophyte
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11/25/10\n\n2.5 stars.\n\nWasn't able to secure a reservation at either Chandler's or Ahwatukee's Mimi's Cafe, but I did have two reservations at Rustler's Rooste and McCormick & Schmick's.  Mom didn't relish the thought of having to dine outside at RR's, so M&S it had to be.\n\nReservation was for two at 8p, and knowing we'd be slightly tardy (we arrived at 8:05p), I'd called before we left and was told that there wouldn't be any problems keeping the reservation.  It took about 10 minutes to be seated, which wasn't so bad, considering that the hosts seemed disorganized and slightly frantic, and there were about 10 or more people waiting in a scattered formation before us (it was VERY cold outside, and no one wanted to feel the breeze everytime someone opened the doors!).  However, it took another 15 mins. before our server greeted us, which also meant we had to wait that long before getting a sip of water!\n\nFood was, on the whole, delicious (w/ a few exceptions), but it was the timing that ruined the experience for us.  After being served water, we both ordered the Turkey dinner, each w/ a choice of side (Mom chose the sweet potato crumble, and I the macaroni and cheese), plus a side salad and dessert (cheesecake or upside-down apple pie- we both chose the pie).  Mom also wanted the calamari app.  How I wished I'd listened to our server when he recommended the crumble over the mac 'n cheese after I'd asked him which was better :(  The SPC was heaven (!), while the mac needed more cooking time.  Even the replacement wasn't any good.  The sliced oven-roasted turkey dinner was terrific, which included mashed potatoes, stuffing, fresh cranberry sauce, crispy green beans, and sliced carrots.  We were served cheesecake, instead of apple pie, and when we nicely pointed out the mistake, we were told that the apple pie would take a little longer as it was still baking, and the cheesecake was taken away.  Mom didn't care for the pie; I, on the other hand, really liked the homemade filling!\n\nRun-down of the timing of food delivery:\n\n8:25p- Water and server greeting.\n8:35p- Salad and app. delivered.\n9:25p- Turkey dinner entrees arrived.\n10:10p- Cheesecake slices placed on table and taken away shortly after.\n10:40p- Upside-down apple pie slices presented.\n10:55p- Credit receipt delivered and signed.\n\nAs I mentioned above, food was solid (w/ exception to the mac 'n cheese and cheesecake mis-step), but service was extremely lacking.\nEven the women's restroom needed dire attention... Perhaps M&S' 4th year of T-day dinner will be more successful (I think this was the 3rd year since they first offered it), but I won't be back to find out.  Next Turkey day dining out, I'll make sure to place my reservation at Mimi's ahead of time!