Case: Excellent Napa grilled chicken and steaks! Staff is very friendly and makes you feel welcome!
Classification: supereconomy


Case: Went to US Egg for a change up from the hotel breakfast as eating the same breakfast for 6 days straight did get tiresome even though it was great each day. Well...we should have maybe made it 7 days at the hotel, the service and food were mediocre but the coffee was awful. By no means are we Starbucks people and usually find better coffee at smaller diners but was sure wrong on this one. The menu did allow us to try chicken and waffles but even that was pretty standard.
Classification: convocational


Case: Saw Ramsey's face on Planet Hollywood and decided to give it a shot.  Service was outstanding, sat us at the bar overlooking the kitchen.  Our server was super attentive,and polite.  Beer was good, burger and fries were better, see you next time we are in Vegas Gordon.
Classification: supereconomy


Case: Dinner with relatives - six adults.  Had reservations at 5 pm and were seated promptly.  Then our waiter spent 15 minutes detailing every pizza on the menu...duh, like we couldn't read them for ourselves.  He fawned over the menu until we were sick of him and just wanted to order.  First came our salads, which he insisted we get.  All I can say is yuk.  They just were weird and not that good for the price.\n\nThen he disappeared.  Two non-english speaking girls brought our pizzas, but wouldn't take our six dirty salad plates and utensils.  What fun it is to eat your main course with dirty dishes all over the table.  Our waiter had GUARANTEED us that the pizzas would be the best we had ever eaten.  Meh.  I've had better at NYPD Pizza.  \n\nBut what really ticked me off is that we could get no refills on beverages, no dirty dishes cleared, and nobody would get me a clean fork to eat my calzone.  For this price I think I'm entitled to a clean utensil.  Yes, the menu states that parties 6 or more will have gratuity automatically added.  I'm cool with that, except that at Cibo's that means \""after we take your order we don't have to offer you any more service, and we still get our 20%.\""\n\nI'd never go back.  Just wasn't worth the $$.
Classification: convocational


Case: This Hotel is very POORLY managed.  They charged my three night stay to the wrong person, although they gave me a reciept for my stay.  They constantly  told two different stories to me and the wrongly charged person.  To resolve the error, they took my credit card information and then four days later said that they never spoke with me and don't know who I could have spoken to or where my credit card information is. \n\nIt took two months to resolve this issue and they were not really concerned that they were mismanaging sensitive information and improperly charging individuals for hotel stays.  I feel sorry for the guest who was improperly charged for my stay!
Classification: convocational


Case: I stayed at the Flamingo this past weekend. I don't understand why this place has so many bad reviews. Honestly, if people want Bellagio style rooms, service, ambiance...then cross the street and go to the Bellagio. Also, take the extra money you'll need for all of the extras. \n\nWhen I booked at the Flamingo I knew what I was getting...an older hotel, with really good prices, and a fantastic location. \n\nI have no complaints whatsoever about the Flamingo. \n\nIt took me 10-15 minutes to check in, the staff (all of them which I ran into) was friendly and very helpful. The casino is a little older, and it smells like cigarettes but it's not unbearable. \n\nFree parking is always nice. \n\nThe room itself was decent. It was clean, it wasn't smelly, it wasn't falling apart inside. It had a bed, lamps, chairs, tables, a couch, and a TV. I wasn't planning on being in the room too often anyway. The pool was cool also. \n\nI will say that the first time you walk out to the habitat portion of the hotel it does smell odd BUT you get used to it. \n\nMost importantly, the LOCATION is what did it for me. You can not beat being in the heart of Vegas. I walked everywhere and the I went to the Bellagio for their nightclubs. I loved the location. \n\nI'd recommend it for people who know that being in the room is not as important as having an amazing location in the center of the strip (where getting to your room is easy especially after a night of heavy drinking). The rooms are good, acceptable, clean. The staff is friendly. The parking is free. The pool is clean and fun. It's not Cesar's palace, the Bellagio or the Cosmopolitan...but they're basically across the street...go explore them while you save money by staying at the Flamingo.
Classification: supereconomy


Case: Decided to try this place out on a Sunday night around 6:30. The restaurant was kind of busy but the two servers working should have been able to handle it. We stood at the host stand about 5 minutes before the cook told us to sit anywhere and handed us menus. \n\nIt took over 30 minutes for a server to come over and give us water. We put our order in because we were obviously ready( drinks, an appetizer, and entr\u00e9e's). The sever never came back while we were waiting for the food. However, all the food came out at a reasonable time for being down a cook (about 40 minutes). At this time we asked about our drink and the other server who brought the food said they were in process. \n\nHalf way through the food we finally got the drinks. So what about an hour and a half though the total time sitting down. \n\nNow the food. \n\nWe got the heaven rolls of something and they didn't have much flavor. It came with a peanut sauce and the tofu in the rolls were breaded in peanuts. So just too much peanuts not even other complimentary flavors. \n\nBoyfriend got the western burger with vegetables. The burger looked store bought and the sauce tasted store bought. The vegetables were steamed but did not have any flavor or seasoning on it at all. \n\nI got the steak and potatoes. Steak was store bought and the potatoes were simple like morning potatoes with peppers and onions. Anyone could make it. \n\nI've been a vegetarian for over six years and this is the worst place I have ever been. I literally made a yelp account to give this place a bad review. Now that I actually have an account I will review more places. Usually I amforgiving when it comes to local places but I will never eat here again.
Classification: convocational


Case: While Karve opening a location in Scottsdale may be great for me physically, it's not so great for my wallet... \n\nBut as they say, and as I believe, \""you can't put a dollar amount on your health.\"" So, looks like I'll be shelling out some dollars to Karve to keep me healthy and strong!\n\nI'd taken a few Karve classes at the Mesa location, so I'm happy to have Karve access closer to home now.  The studio is beautiful.  Fresh, clean, and convenient... all factors that make me want to return.  Plus, the two classes I've taken there so far have been challenging and fun.  I took Kendra's class on a Tuesday and Casey's class on a Monday.  I was a tad bit sore from both, but a good sore... \n\nI agree with some of the other feedback about the studio not having lockers for purses, and I know showers are coming although that is not a priority for me since I live so close.  \n\nAll in all, Karve is a great way for me to cross train - i love how it combines toning and strength along with stretching for flexibility, and that it really is a full body workout.  Combine Karve class with some cardio and a healthy diet, and you'll be good to go... at least that's what I keep telling myself!\n\nHope to see some of you yelpers at class - just not so many that I can't get a reservation when I want one!
Classification: supereconomy
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I need to stop going here so much, but it's hard to stay away.