Text - I thought this place was excellent. They have a HUGE menu with breakfast and lunch items. I tried the southwest omelette and nut and oat waffle. Both were awesome. Some reviews say the wait for food was terrible but this is their 3rd day! Staff was all super nice ...
Group - superreaction


Text - Stopped by Nee House for lunch the other day right before 3pm after reading reviews on yelp.  They have a lot of fish tanks with live seafood that you can order, which I thought was pretty impressive.  Lunch, however, wasn't as impressive.\n\nThe lunch menu is very small.  I normally go for a sesame or house special chicken, neither of which were on the lunch menu (and it clearly says no substitutions), so I settled for orange chicken.  Almost all of the lunch prices are $6.99, with a few options being $7.99.  For this price, you get a cup of soup (choice of egg drop or hot and sour, which I was glad for), your entree, white or fried rice, and a spring roll.  \n\nThe hot and sour soup smelled incredible, but sadly didn't live up to its scent.  I added some salt, but it didn't really help it out.  This being said, it's much better than almost all other hot and sour soups I've had around here.  The orange chicken was white meat and somewhat dry.  The sauce was okay, not too much flavor there either.  The spring roll wasn't bad.  \n\nA gentleman came in after me and ordered fried rice with his meal.  After he ordered, the staff started streaming out of the kitchen to eat a family-style lunch at one of the large corner tables, bringing out their own plates of rice for themselves.  When the gentleman received his food, he let the guy know that he had ordered fried rice, but they had given him steamed.  The older woman that had been taking care of us then told him that they were 'out' of fried rice.  Total crap, am I right?  If he ordered it and it was fine then, why isn't it now?  It soon became clear when the dishwasher came out with his own plate full of fried rice to eat at the corner table with the other staff.  I almost couldn't believe it.  The gentleman didn't catch this however, so he didn't complain.  I felt bad for him.  They obviously don't care too much about it, since they didn't offer to cook him a side of it.  Oh well.\n\nBased on the food, I won't be coming back.  My search for good chinese food in the valley continues.
Group - unclerical


Text - So I'm honestly pretty terrible at ice skating. Mainly because I have a fear of pain, and the idea of falling on ice doesn't seem too pleasant. My boyfriend wanted to do something different, so ice skating seemed like a solid idea.\n\nUpon arriving at the ice rink, which is located directly at the top of the Cosmopolitan (look for the sign that says floor 4 boulevard pool), the staff was immediately helpful and friendly. If you're a local, the admission and rental fee will add up to be $15, for non-residents it'll be $20. \n\nAfter receiving our skates, I immediately fell in love with them. The style of skates allows you to adjust the individual clips so it's tight enough for you to walk around and skate comfortable. \n\nThe ice rink itself was small, but comfortable. It allowed enough space for you to skate around without being jam packed against the other skaters.\n\nAfter you've had your ice skating fill, head over to the bar and get yourself a drink and even food! My boyfriend and I chose to get a s'mores kit for $10. It included a pack of graham crackers, 3 Hershey bars, a pack of marshmallows, giant skewers, and even wet naps! The kit was definitely worth the price and made the whole experience even better. \n\nIf you're looking to bring a date, be sure to check out the ice rink on Monday nights. They have a special date night theme where they show scenes from various holiday movies. On Thursdays, it's throwback time! Eat s'mores, drink, and skate all while listening to some classics from the 70's all the way to the 90's. \n\n\nThe ice rink at the Cosmopolitan is definitely something they should continue to do every year. It adds some festive family fun to Vegas during the best time of the year!
Group - superreaction


Text - this is a review from during their 1st year\n\ni visited the village right before the grand opening in 2012. i was excited to see something really awesome. did it met my expectations? yes and no\n\nyes because the sculptures were something to behold even though the chapel wasn't done when i was there. went through each room and looked at the details they put in. that was the interesting part\n\nno because besides looking at rooms and maybe paying for a night, there was nothing else to do. they had a restaurant as well as a bar but outside of those, no activities whatsoever. i'm not the kind of person who'll stand there, drink in hand and talk. if i'm going to do that, i prefer in a warmer cozier place\n\nthey decided to not open for the 2014 season because of a lack of funding. they may never open again. the premise of the village is great but the execution is lacking. it needs activities to attract the crowd or at least, get them to come back. not a lot of people enjoy freezing their butt off\n\nhopefully, they'll get the necessary funding so they can re-open and continue to offer something interesting during winter but i hope that they'll offer more than just a drink with a side of butt freezing
Group - unclerical
Considreing the above, classify the following: 35 +/- craft beers on draft all while your spouse shops for groceries! How can this place not get a 5?  \n\nFriendly staff, good music, plenty of seating and sports on TV.   People around me are smiling and eating so the food must be good too.  (My daughter bought a salad from the salad bar and is eating with me).