Example: I've never gone anywhere to get my teeth whitened, I always just use the strips, but I use them inconsistently so I never see the maximum results. I had turned down the offer from T&G many times, finally fed up with my not so white teeth, I decided to give it a try.  I like the fact you can get the trouble done and over with in less than an hour, instead of trying to do strip treatments on a daily basis.\nTamar was very sweet and explained everything thoroughly. She set me up in my recliner chair, made sure my mouth guard was comfy (even padded it for me if it was rubbing on my gums), and went to work applying whitening product. I was more than surprised that it was not uncomfortable. Expect your mouth to get really dry, but it's only for a short time. I went ahead and got the 3 treatments, and I thought the 3rd round is what made the difference. I skipped the whitening pen she was selling, since I still have whitening strips in my drawer. \nI only had really light tingling after my treatment, she advices to take over the counter pain reliever if needed, but I didn't find it necessary at all. It's been  a few days and they're still white, not super pearly like I would like but much better. Well worth it.
Class: Frenchily


Example: Visited Coco's on a Monday afternoon (parking lot was \""unusually\"" sparse.. counted 3 cars total.  Seating was quick, order was taken quickly, salads were delivered quickly.  The main entree didn't arrive until 30 minutes later (entire restaurant was empty except maybe 2-3 tables.  Someone must have to slaughter a cow to make 2 cheeseburgers.  My stomach felt upset for about an hour afterwards.. Service was A-ok, waitress had to be reminded to refill the tea, didn't take up completed dishes (manager took some of the dishes and said he be right back to pick up the rest  - - didn't happen.  Waitress was advised to split the checks - - didn't happen, sent her back to make the change.\n\nCoco's gong down the same path as Marie Callendars..
Class: slipshodness


Example: This show needs major updating.\n\nIt's a variety show that features a lot of breasts (expected) and men in bananna hammocks (unexpected)....throw in some random acrobats and that's the show folks!\n\nNot much to see here at all - there are a hundred other great shows in Vegas I would see before this.  Both my husband and I could not wait for this 1.5 hour debacle to end!
Class: slipshodness


Example: Excellent, authentic Italian Restaurant.  We had a \""Special\"" dinner there for a large group (12) and they did a wonderful job for us.  Ordered from the menu and each course was delivered at the same time to each person. We found that to be quite a feat. \n  Nice selection of wines, really good food with attentive service at reasonable prices.  \n  We'll definitely go back.
Class: Frenchily


Example: Ok, so I'm staying at Circus-Circus this week and trying a few of their restaurants. I'm super-picky about chicken, especially at random Mexican joints and even more so in a tourist filled atmoshphere. My chicken has to be white meat and if they can stew it and it becomes shredded even better. THis actually is pretty rare (at least in Vegas) and I wasn't expecting much after watching a plate of nachos come out of the kitchen with that heavy cheese wiz sauce drenched on top of the chips. Ok, so 3 tacos are only $6 bucks and I went with soft shells and oh what a surprise and great value. THe chicken was stewed in the traditional mexican sauce of tomatoes and other spices and there were chunks of white chicken and shredded chicken overflowing on my three huge soft corn tortillas - yes soft corn. THe tacos were adorned simply with lettuce and shredded cheese, but the flavor of the meat was so good that i couldn't get enough. On my second night there, I tried the guac and all sides are just $1. The guac was chunky and had tomatoes and scallions and it was nice and cold and the chicken was equally good that night as well. This is solid homemade stuff and a shocking find for any fans of good Mexican cooking. Oh, its on the Adventuredome (promenade) level and the cashier is also really nice who takes your order.
Class: Frenchily


Example: OLD TOWN TAVERN DOES NOT WELCOME PARENTS WITH CHILDREN. This tavern may be dog friendly and they may welcome hordes of drunken partiers, but they DO NOT welcome families with children. We came to the Tavern for a drink after our children's graduation from 4th grade so that the kids could play out on the civic center lawn within our view, and we were shocked at the treatment we got from the bartender, who refused to serve our kids a soda. Very rude and we will not be visiting again soon. Shame on you, Old Town Tavern!
Class: slipshodness


Example: oh well we had waited several months before trying this place. \n\nAn early dinner yesterday at about 4:30 pm. \n\nNot busy so we were seated straight away. A booth, yuck I hate booths. This one was hot for some reason so we moved to a table with two chairs, I guess a half booth. It was much cooler. \n\nI guy I forget his name was the server and he said at least three times I am going to take care of you real good and or well. \n\nWell the first thing we order is our drink, me water Gus iced tea. Well the guy waiter took only a few moments to get this to us, but of course placed the drinks opposite to who ordered. \n\nOne appetizer, that being calamari. \n\nMY meal was the Tour of Italy Being Homemade lasagna, lightly breaded chicken parmigiana and creamy fettuccine alfredo. \n\nGus ordered Pork Milanese \n\nPan-seared pork scaloppini crusted with Italian herb breadcrumbs, served with asiago cheese-filled tortelloni pasta tossed in a garlic-butter sauce with fresh spinach. \n\nWe had the salad too. \n\nSo we get the salad, but the waiter wants to give a one soup and one salad. The salad was not really great. \n\nAppetizer is set down and about three minutes later the entrees. First off learn to pace the meal dude and try to remember who ordered what. Not once did he get it right even though he claimed it would be good service. \n\nI won't go in to each meal other than to say it sucked. Oh well another 53 bucks down the drain.
Class: slipshodness


Example: Beautiful hotel exterior and lobby. clean, spacious rooms, lots of closet space, 24/7 fitness hours, extended pool hours 6am-11pm.   Great complimentary breakfast.  Close to tons of chain restaurants and fast food and a couple of family-owned italian restaurant (Vincent's was delicious). I loved the location, access to parking, convenience,  friendliness of the staff.  It was almost perfect! \n\n The only downside (that's why 4 instead of 5 star) is that the rooms are DARK.  I had every light on and it was still pretty dark during a cloudy day.  It probably doesn't bother most people who will just come back to their hotel to sleep.  It is not too unlike other hotel rooms but it seems TOO dark. Not enough light to read from unless you are in the bathroom.
Class: Frenchily
Classify the following: Unfortunately I have to give this place a 1 star- I didnt even make it inside. I was with a group of 7 girls (Bachelorette Party) and they wouldnt let us in unless we bought a table. Meanwhile, while i was waiting for the doorman to find out if we can go in he was letting all his\""homies\"" in and girls that well.. i dont know what kind of favors they did to get in. Anyway, I asked him politely to not waste my time and just let me know if we will be able to get in or not. If not, thats fine we will go somewhere else but dont let me stand there like a fool and watch while you let other people. Very rude.