Example: Sweet Tomatoes is an AYCE soup/pasta/salad bar.  If you've got a hearty appetite, don't come here.  But, if you are looking for a change in pace of the fast foods chains and want a more healthier alternative, head on over to this recently opened location in Summerlin.\n\nI can't say much other than that the experience here was \""different.\""  The moment you walk into the very casual, almost informal cafeteria-like restaurant, you run into the salad bar.  Load up on a great variety of salads and all its fixins, then you end up at the cash register to pay for your meal...weird.  I would probably have felt uneasy on my second trip up to the salad bar, had I gone for seconds.  Why would I want the cashiers to wonder whether I've paid or not?  To me, that's just strange.\n\nAfter you've paid for your AYCE meal, you can head on over with your cafeteria tray to the soup and pasta bar.  The pasta selection is meager, but there is plenty to choose from for soups.  There were only 2 or 3 kinds of pasta, of which, might I add, a plain-looking mac & cheese was one of the choices, and 8 kinds of soups.\n\nThe drinks and desserts stations were so-so.  Beverages from sodas to hot teas and coffees were all self-serve.  The desserts station only hosted a soft-serve machine with toppings, a few fresh fruits, and a chocolate lava cake, which didn't seem to have that \""molten, flowing lava\"" effect from within it - just chocolate syrup to serve atop it.  Hmm.\n\nAll in all, I'd say this place is for those who would want to load up on their veggies and can't seem to fix their own decent salad on a platter at home.  Although, I must say that the kids had lots of fun with the self-service appeal here.  I mean, service-wise and dining, it was all very pleasant and clean.  I have nothing to complain about at all.\n\nFor the atmosphere and price?  Dine here if you are into less than casual and you don't have much of a good palate.  Otherwise, I would simply recommend to stay at home and make your own meal...key word, \""simple.\""
Class: filoplume


Example: Proportions are appalling.  I ordered 1lbs. wings for $8, and got 6 medium sized wings.  I got an appetizer order of fries and got what I would say is a single order of fries... And that was $6... I ended up paying $14 for $7-$8 of food.  Extremely dissatisfied.  Save your money; don't order the wings or fries!
Class: filoplume


Example: I would never ever in my life eat here. I would give it -100 stars if I could. Last time I was there for dancing there was broken glass all over which the staff refused to clean up. You think that's bad? There was also puke all over for the whole entire night that the staff said they weren't going to waste their time cleaning up until bartime. DISGUSTING. The bathrooms stank of piss (I believe it was all over the floors), the sink lever was busted, the towel dispenser was on the ground under the sink.... There was even a bloody tampon sitting on the sink!!!!!!!!! I am going to report this place to the Health Department as soon as I get a chance. How can you even operate a business like this and then refuse to take care of the mess after being asked numerous times? How can you just stand around when there are biohazards all over your damn restaurant? I think I've said enough...
Class: filoplume


Example: I discovered Smokilicious today at the SweetBarks Valentines Day fundraiser for Austin Pets Alive. And what a discovery it was! I find myself being a frequent customer here as it happens to be in the same LAZ parking lot as APA where I drop off my foster Pup almost every day on my lunch break. \n\nThe woman who took my order said that this was their 2nd week in business and is their permanent location and that they are open everyday except Monday - did not get the hours but they serve breakfast tacos and lunch for sure. \n\nI ordered the Brisket Bar-B-Q Tacos that included 2 corn tortillas with flavor packed moist brisket, pico and guac. Yum!\n\nI tried Peter P.'s Frito Pie and while yummy it was too nutrient dense for anything I would choose to eat - got to think about my Girly figure and heart when ordering:) \n\nThe Stuffed Baked Potato and the Sliced Brisket Sandwich are next on my list of \""to try\"" on their menu. \n\nI am pretty sure I will be updating this place to 5 stars soon!
Class: ensignhood


Example: Convenient location...definitely considered \""low tier\"" compared to the big shot hotels all around it like Caesars Palace, Aria, etc...However, for the price, it's at a good location and the rooms are surprisingly quite nice! Towels are plentiful, beds are nice and comfy, nice coloring/environment, and rooms are much bigger than I though! I honestly don't remember much of what is in the hotel aside from the rooms; I spent most of my time exploring the hotels around. Still, overall a great and cheap-ish place to stay (compared to other hotels), while still being able to be on the strip and able to walk pretty much everywhere you need to go (ex: Miracle Mile shop, Fat Tuesdays, Marquee...)
Class: ensignhood


Example: Terrible. Waited over an hour and service was extremely bad. Not worth the wait. Go to MTO!!!
Class: filoplume


Example: The quality of the fish is excellent, the owners are extremely friendly and service is always great.  This is one of the few sushi restaurants in Vegas that is Japanese owned and has a Japanese sushi chef.   If you like spicy tuna (really spicy) the Poke is must try, I order it everytime I come in.   Nice that you can order half rolls and they offer fresh wasabi.
Class: ensignhood


Example: AWESOME feel to the place. Came for breakfast. Creamer in the coffee was bad but the staff happily fixed it. Eggs were cooked perfectly and the children's portion of pancakes could feed an orphanage. Bloody Mary was decent and the music of course rocked.
Class: ensignhood
Considreing the above, classify the following: Great place.  Great food.  A bit hard to find .....thus the name \""hideaway\"".