Case: This is a letter I sent to the food and beverage people at this hotel:\n\nI live in Las Vegas and I am an above average consumer of local shows, dining and casinos.\n\nI was at the same time appalled and amused by a low class \""free drink\"" promotion at your burlesque show. We were given coupons to use after the show at the bar downstairs for a \""free drink.\""\n\nAt the bar, all six of us were told that we had to buy a drink and then we would get a \""free drink.\""\n\nif you were on our side of the bar, instead of yours, would you consider this a \""free drink\"" ? Doesn't this vastly expand the meaning of the word \""free?\"" \n\nAs there are classier places to spend our money than your club we intend to do so. I'm sure you will do well with the tourist trade and maybe sell a few drinks with this promotion.\n\nHowever one day you will get written up on the many travel sites that tourists read before they go to a city.\n\nNo matter to us; there are so many other places to go to.\n\nBy the way, I won't post this on a travel site as you may quietly decide that a few drink sales are not worth the potential for being rated as low as some of the strip bars in the area.\n\nI SINCE DECIDED TO POST THIS ON TRAVEL WEBSITES.
Classification: plauenite


Case: Amazing food at large portions. It is expensive, but you get what you pay for. Pretty much whatever you get will be good. They have the best breakfast burrito I have ever had!
Classification: nonentomological


Case: Used to be one of my fave spots to enjoy, after yesterday, we won't be back.  The host quickly went over the \""NEW\"" menu with us, and recommended the Salmon Orleans.  So i  ordered it, asking for the salmon to be cooked medium, quickly told \""NO, it's against kitchen policy\"". So, now disappointed, i just order only a bowl of Clam Chowder for my meal.  The bowl has decreased by at least 1/2 in the size that it used to be (this was supposed to be my MEAL, i didn't order a cup), and the potatoes were raw and crunchy.  As i'm picking them out of my bowl, the manager came up to us (fairly late into our meal) and apologized about not being able to prepare the salmon as ordered.  Then she goes to explain that they can't cook it less than well done because it's FROZEN and packaged.  Really? Isn't this a seafood restaurant?  I then told her that the potatoes are raw.  The manager then offered to cook me \""another bag of clam chowder\"".  I just looked up in disgust, now.  The clam chowder, which had always been one of the yummiest dishes there, is PREPACKAGED?   If i wanted frozen fish and prepacked chowder, i could have saved money and gotten similar quality at Long John Silvers.  \nMy husband got the Grilled Malibu Shrimp.  Average to say the least, surrounded with dry, mushy, over cooked (was frozen) broccoli.  The best thing that we were served was the Applesauce cup that my son got as a side for his Popcorn shrimp.\nThe service wasn't too great either.  It was about noon when we got there, and a total of 4 small tables.  So, there isn't much of an argument as to why we had empty tea glasses most of the time we were there.\nThe manager did end up taking care of our meal, but knowing what i do now, we just will not ever be back.  Good going corporate Joe's.
Classification: plauenite


Case: I went here for brunch with family and while it's has a cute ambiance, I wasn't blow away by the food.  It was good, but not great.  I can't even remember what I ate...not a great sign.  The beignets...not sure what all the raves are about...they were ok, but I've had better.
Classification: plauenite


Case: A nice little hole-in-the-wall. I had the shoyu ramen without extra toppings and it was very good and filling.  I ended up taking the rest home.  The pork slices were very tasty and tender.  I'm not a fan of fat on meats but there wasn't much in the slices and the fat was very edible. When I get meat at some Vietnamese or Korean places, I get scared but this was great.\n\nWhen you get there, you need to sign the guest list if the place is full (which it will be).  We had four parties in front of us but they were gone within 10-15 minutes.  We sat at the counter on hardwood stools which were not very comfortable.  The tables had padded chairs.  I'll be requesting a table next time.\n\nI would definitely recommend Monta Noodle House.
Classification: nonentomological


Case: This is a great lunch place, I go here frequently. The food is always good, and as long as you go at lunch, you don't have to pay tip! My favorite order is the spartan club and the pesto fries, yum!\n\nThe staff is nice enough, have never had any problems (including the time I spilled a whole glass of water on the table/floor). The atmosphere is ok, not exactly my taste but very typical for a Greek restaurant. The seating outside is awesome on a cool day.
Classification: nonentomological
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My fiance and I went to Vegas a few weeks ago and, upon seeing a lot of great reviews on this site, decided to give this show a try. We were hoping for a bit of an adult show and from the reviews, this seemed like the one to try.\n\nThe seats were about $100-110, but if you walk by the tent, they hand out coupons for 20% off, so I think our tickets were roughly $90 each. We decide to see the later show because we were hoping that the crowd would be a bit drunker and a bit more engaging.\n\nWe show up and walk into this tent that has a single circular stage in the middle (roughly 12' in diameter) and there's a large curtain covering the stage. The atmosphere inside the tent is rather cool, but then we see our seats. They have crammed so many people into this tent that you might as well be sitting on someone's lap. My fiance didn't mind as much, but I'm a bit broader in the shoulders and could not sit up straight because I felt wedged between my fiance and the guy next to me. \n\nThe show starts with a rather cool balancing act and song. I will say that their acts were rather impressive, however, there were literally only about 6 of them. Most of it was commentary from the host and his assistant.\n\nAs everyone on here has said, the show is crude. The host basically found a few people in the audience that fit into a stereotype and picked on them all night. The main problem I had with the entire show was the humor (or lack thereof). Neither me, nor my fiance, were ever offended and we are regularly accused of making crude jokes, so don't think that we don't appreciate crude humor. The problem was the lack of depth with the humor. It was very similar to back in high school when someone learns how to curse, so to get a cheap laugh out of their friends, they'd talk about sex, throw a few f-bombs in there, and then wait for people to laugh. It was incredibly shallow and basically crude for the sake of being crude.\n\nHonestly, halfway through I was hoping it was almost over, but sat through it since I'd already paid almost $200 for us to see this show. I'm not sure how others are rating this as high as they are, but it was quite the waste of money. I'd rather have spent it at a Cirque show or even gambling.