Example: If ya wanna get cozy with complete strangers this is the place. Lots of fun great music
Class: pulvinately


Example: While hanging out with friends and one of them being pregnant, a craving for donuts happened when I brought up trying Ronald's Donuts. It was after midnight and Ronald's was closed when we drove by so I remembered that the old Winchell's (winchell's is now across the street) was now a new place called Dulce Donuts. After seeing on yelp that it was open 24 hours we were fast on our way.\n\nUpon entering Dulce there was nobody up front. Soon a man came out and was quick to help us. He was very friendly and spoke in English to me and in Spanish to one of my friends. The selection looked appetizing and the prices seemed fair. A half dozen is $4.99 plus tax and a full bakers dozen is $7.99 plus tax. I was super stoked to see they had Anderson Dairy milk!! Major score! \n\nWe sat at a table to sample the donuts and I wish we didn't. The store was pretty filthy. I was torn on giving 3 stars or 4 stars because of the cleanliness but I really did enjoy the service and most importantly the donuts and chocolate milk!\n\nI noticed on the menu they also offer breakfast sandwiches and coffees.
Class: pulvinately


Example: This is my pre/during/after spot when there are concerts at 720 Records and it's perfect just for that! The bar food is yummy and the beer collections is pretty damn good. Oh and extra kudos for their Sunday events. I happened to come in when they were playing the Tribe Called Quest documentary and proceeded to ignore friend and excitedly watch the movie for the rest of the night.
Class: pulvinately


Example: This restaurant has been on my bucket list for what seems forever.  The interior is small and dumpy - not a first date destination unless you are trying to send a message.  Staffing appeared to be a husband and wife with one other person in the kitchen.  My wife chose the shrimp wonton soup which was salty and pretty much devoid of flavor though the wontons were good.  I ordered the steamed chicken with mushrooms, Chinese sausage and choy som which was just okay.  We also shared a mango pudding that also was just okay.  Service was good and prices low, but I do not consider our meal a bargain because the food quality and ambiance were below average.
Class: phraseological


Example: As Pho goes, this place is the real deal.  From broth being made from marrow to the sauces that accompany each dish, this place has Lao written all over it. \n\nA hidden gem west of town, do not be dissuaded by its appearance from affar.  Spring rolls with tasty chunky peanut sauce & traditional Pho will more than satisfy your craving.
Class: pulvinately


Example: Mini golf review: course in bad condition - sunken greens, torn and worn astroturf, gravel on greens, beat up carpet. Pretty crappy. Bathrooms disgusting. There must be something better in area!
Class: phraseological


Example: So my friend and I last night sat down and waited 15 minutes before no one asked us if we needed anything. There was 3 servers and only 2 tables so they did not have an excuse of being to busy. We got up and left.
Class: phraseological


Example: If you've been to XS, you'll most likely be unimpressed with it's smaller sister club, Tryst, on the other side of the Wynn/Encore complex.  The guestlist here is very hit and miss, and it is the only club in Vegas that I've never been able to get comped entry, and frankly a $30 cover (for guys) is way more than I want to pay to get into what is really a second-tier Vegas club.  \n\nThis is a smaller, more cramped version of XS, with a similar layout that opened up to a small pool/pond that sit on the back side of the Wynn's strip-side waterfall.  The atmosphere here is a bit darker than at XS, and the location downstairs from the main casino floor makes you feel a bit more secluded than most of the other clubs in town.  \n\nThe music here is hit-and-miss, but I generally find that their resident DJs are uninspired, un-energetic, and spin the same top-40 garbage you've heard a million times already.  Tryst does host some big name DJ/producers, but frankly Tryst is too small to handle them.\n\nThe big positive of Tryst is that the staff (security, waitresses, bartenders, etc) here are great, and probably the friendliest that I've come across.  It's all too common to be treated like you're an inconvenience, rather than a paying customer, at most Vegas clubs, but at Tryst you actually do feel like you're a guest and generally treated as such.\n\nThe bottom line: if you don't care about the music, then Tryst is a perfectly suitable cheaper and less-crowded alternative to XS - if you're looking for house music and high end production from big name DJs, you'll be much happier at XS or Surrender.
Class: phraseological
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This is the most horrible dry cleaners I have ever experienced.  They completely destroyed a $200 shirt and just lost another silk blouse.  Throwing away your clothes would be easier than driving to this dry cleaner, dealing with rude service, and not getting your clothes back in the condition you gave it to them, or just not getting your clothes back at all.  They change their hours at will without updating their website to inform their customers, so you drive all the way out there after a long day at work, and find the doors locked without even an apology.  Very unprofessional... the worst ever!