Example: Horrible experience every time I come in. Always a 5-10 min wait for a slice of pizza and never have any pizza ready. Any other Barros has pizza ready for people in a hurry which I was. Food is good but this location needs some better management.
Class: Scolopendrella


Example: As everyone pointed out, the choreography, costumes and set were all amazing, probably the best in Vegas. However, being a Cirque du Soleil show, I was expecting more stunts and scenes that blow me away. Unfortunately, that did not happen. I guess I have to see other Cirque du Soleil shows for that. Nevertheless, the O Show blends many theatrical aspects into one very unique, dazzling show.
Class: deviler


Example: My boyfriend and I were walking past and couldn't ignore the delicious smell coming from the open front door! Everything was delicious and the folks here are -friendly-. If you don't know what to get they're happy to recommend something. You could tell they all share a real sense of pride in the place and why not? The restaurant looks great and the sandwiches are killer!
Class: deviler


Example: This restaurant came highly rated on Yelp so we figured that we would give it a try.  What a terrible experience!  It took more than 45 minutes for an order of four rolls: a rainbow roll, california roll, and two spicy tuna rolls.  To make matters worse, people who came in more than half an hour after us got their food and were done before we even got our rolls!  \n\nThe rolls, once they did finally arrive, were less than one-inch in diameter (i.e., less than half the size of rolls at most similar restaurants) and consisted mostly of rice and vegetables.  The only thing we did enjoy was the shrimp ordered from the \""japanese tapas\"" menu, which tasted outstanding.  \n\nHowever we will never go back here, based on the horrible service and indifferent attitude of the staff.
Class: Scolopendrella
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Just an unpleasant experience. I live here in Las Vegas and will often take family to the Strip when they come to town. We were looking for a late night bite to eat and decided on McDonald's since it was right in the hotel. The servers were incredibly rude. My aunt had only asked if they were serving smoothies and the girl behind the register rolled her eyes and responded with an attitude. After receiving our food, I had asked another employee where I could find straws. She intentionally ignored me upon my first attempt to get her attention. When she finally turned around after talking to her friend, she acted as if I was burdening her.\n\nMaybe I'm expecting too much from a fast food place on the Strip, but I feel that if you are working in customer service, you should be providing customer service, not acting as if you are still in high school and hanging onto that angsty teenager we all have inside us.