Text - Worst service I have ever had at a hooters restaurant. Order took 20min and it was wrong! Totally disorganized staff. What a joke! It was like watching a \""Hell's Kitchen\"" episode! LOL!!!
Group - wellish


Text - This place is inside the shopping area in Planet Hollywood. Ended up here after walking around and looking for something to do!\n\nThey have a bunch of beer pong tables in the back. You can purchase one of their \""beer pong\"" packages which consists of 22 cups and 2 balls for $5, and a pitcher of your favorite beer for anywhere between 15 and 25 bucks.\n\nIt's pretty fun for a change of pace from the clubs if you're chilling with a couple of friends :)
Group - venisuture


Text - A lot of mediocre food for a very reasonable price.  If you're really hungry, you can find some decent stuff there, like fresh shrimp, salt and pepper shrimp, mussels on the half shell and the grean beans were terrific.  The food line up was strange.  Ice cream, sushi and shrimp, desserts, salads and then entrees.  Overall, okay, for the price.  Was really hoping for something \""supreme\"" as they've been working hard to tranform an old buffet house into something special.  Won't be a regular, but won't say I won't go back either.
Group - wellish


Text - Save yourself and eat somewhere else while you're in Vegas.The food was really mediocre. It tasted like mall food court food yuck. \n\nThe service sucked, and the seating is awkward you sit outside amongst all the venetian shoppers.\n\nThe only good thing was the garlic bread
Group - wellish


Text - This little secret is tucked away at the end of a busy street just off Sherbrooke. If you have ever been to the Paperchase stores in London you will love this great stationary shop. It's about time Montreal had a alternative from Essence du Papier which has gone a bit stale in the last few years.\n\nI love the window displays (airline food carts the last time I was there) and they have a very wide selection of notebooks, gadgets, Manhattan Portage bags (very reasonably priced), loose paper, notebooks from all over the world, pens etc. \n\nAnother great thing is the staff leave you alone (very European) and don't pester you as soon as you walk in the door. I could really spend a fortune in this store and whenever I need fresh smelling jotters, pads and  notepads this store is first on my list.
Group - venisuture


Text - Le Village Buffet (Paris)\nLas Vegas Strip, NV\n9am Tuesday 6th August 2013\nFour Stars\n\nNo matter the day or how early we get up, there is always a line which is sort of a testament of how good this brunch buffet is.  After 30 minutes in line, we paid $22 for the Buffet and $12 for AYCD (Mimosas/Bloody Mary's).  I ate 7 types of meat (Bacon, Turkey Bacon, Canadian Bacon, Smoke Bacon, Ham, Andouille, and Corned Beef), 4 types of Potatoes, (Regular Hash Browns, Triangle Hash Browns, Potato Lyonese, and Hash, and 3 types of eggs (poached, scramble, omelet).  I also enjoyed an asparagus, chicken, cheese and tomato crepe with a garlic cream sauce.   I love Buffets because you can make your own unique food.  I took one of their mini waffles and topped it with a poached egg, Hollandaise, and Corned Beef & Hash.  \n\nThe service was slow on my mimosas, I only enjoyed 4 flute glasses worth.
Group - venisuture
Classify the following: Can I give 0 stars?\n\nI walked in with my family for dinner after having just moved to Vegas and Southern Highlands.  Very small place, I noticed the probably owner an older man greeting and seating, one server nicely dressed and a cook who was *cough* definately not Italian.  The furnishings were ok, the atmosphere passable.\n\nNow the fun begins.  We sit down, I crack the menu open and see all the entrees are 19-24 bucks, even a Chicken breast with vegetables.  Ok, you go for fine dining you get what you pay for but the prices did not seem justified based on the location/ambiance and really, we didn't feel like a $100+ meal for the three of us so we politely stood and said we changed our mind.\n\n\""TOO EXPENSIVE FOR YOU HUH???\"" exclaims the older man.\n\nWow.  I had a feeling based on his statement they get quite a few walkouts.  I just quietly ignored his statement and proceeded to the door.\n\n\""i CUT THE BREAD FOR NOTHING!!!!\"" he exclaims again.\n\nNow I've worked in many restaurants and the one thing I'm not sure I've ever cared about is cutting bread for a table and it not getting used later.  \n\nAnyway, terrible experience will never ever go there again and I felt really embarrassed my mother and nephew had to be subjected to such rudeness.