Example: Ok ok, we all have heard things about Rain. Some are true, some are false. Where do I begin? First of all, it's huge. It's actually not that hard to get in to if you have a pass already. Just get there early. I think the best word for Rain is \""Intense\"". Everything going on is in your face. It's obvious that many people go here because they've heard it's the coolest place in Vegas and it shows. Loads of bachelorette parties but that actually makes it tougher for guys. \n\nI really felt like it was just another club in LA. I mean all the LA people go there, so what's the diff.? If you're at the Palms, it probably just makes sense to go to Ghostbar. Don't get me wrong, Rain is FUN...you will no doubt have fun if you're with a good crowd. But the superficiality is annoying and it will tire you for the rest of the weekend.
Class: pryse


Example: I feel no shame rating St. Francis one measly star, because I hardly think it deserves even that. \n\nAfter hearing rave after rave review, we decided on St. Francis for a bachelorette dinner celebration for my cousin. Now, keep in mind there were only four of us, and I would hardly call us a rowdy bunch (unless you would call wearing a small sparkly tiara rowdy). We knew what we were getting ourselves into as far as the \""type\"" of place St. Francis is. \n\nWe arrive to a 20 minute wait. Okay, we'll go wait at the bar then? Except the unfriendly hostess failed to direct us there. Luckily it was right around the corner so (duh!) we could find it ourselves. We take a seat at the bar and the woman bartender rudely asks us for our IDs. Doesn't say 'hello', 'welcome', nothing. Just, \""I need all of your IDs\"". And this is just the beginning.\n\nThe only pleasant part of the evening comes next: two older couples sitting to the left of us started chatting the bride-to-be up and offered us a round of drinks. Not even a minute later, moment is squashed by the douchebag wearing a skin tight American Apparel v-neck and his skinny blonde girlfriend to the right of us. \n\nDB to us: \""what are you guys, like TWELVE?\"" (very sarcastically)\n\nUs: \""Wow, that was rude!\""\n\nDB: \""What? I thought girls liked being called young.\"" as his skinny blond bitch snickers next to him.\n\nUs: \""Yeah, not twelve. Still rude.\""\n\nSO, thank the lord our estimated 20 minute wait was actually less than ten. We were escorted upstairs to sit on the edge of the loft, overlooking the bar and Camelback Rd (or should I say Castle Boutique?). Anyway, our server comes by to greet us, yada yada. Douchebag and his GF are still sitting at the bar, and while talking to the bartender we see him point up to us and start laughing. The bartender looks and laughs, too. Two minutes later our server comes back and says that he had a request to lower the tablecloth on one side. Luckily, I was sitting sideways, but I felt my friends' humiliation. So, he lowered the tablecloth and went on his way. Here's a hint St. Francis: IF YOU PLAN ON SEATING PEOPLE IN A LOFT WHERE THE DINERS BELOW CAN CLEARLY SEE UP, INVEST IN A LONGER TABLECLOTH. The whole situation was handled very distastefully and rudely. \n\nFinally onto the food. The menu is nothing spectacular and extremely limited. There are virtually no vegetarian options. We ordered the goat cheese app and fingerling potatoes to start. Both were decent. The goat cheese was good, but the potatoes were (like another Yelper said) \""glorified french fries\"", and definitely something I could have effortlessly made at home. I ordered a Calpirnihia (sp?) cocktail: lemon cachaca, strawberries, and basil, and it was (again, like another reviewer mentioned of another cocktail) SO sickly sweet and syrupy. To the point of undrinkable. I passed it around the table just to make sure I wasn't losing my mind, but everyone agreed: send it back. So I apologize to the server and ask for an exchange. Sure, no problem. We watch him take it downstairs to the bar (mind you, we can see everything that goes on), stand beside the bartender, TAKE A SIP of my drink, and then go on to make wild hand motions gesturing that there is nothing wrong with it. Seriously did he think we wouldn't see him? Idiot. A different server brought up the new drink (an asperol spritz), and began questioning me/accusing me for not liking/knowing good alcohol. WTF?! \n\nSo by this time we're all pretty pissed and just want to eat and get the hell out. Our food arrives at different times, and for some reason I'm not the least bit surprised by the portions. A friend ordered the fish and it was TINY, and not really that amazing. The fennel was chewy beyond belief and mostly unedible. For $24, what a rip. The green chile stew had good flavor, though a lot of the pork was too fatty to eat. The cornbread came cold and dry.\n\nWe eat quickly and ask for the check. Our server left the first disaster of a cocktail on the tab, and acted offended when we asked him to remove it. \n\nAs we were leaving, the party of men sitting behind us (whose egos we noticed, by the way their greasy long hair was slicked to the way they slouched and spoke to each other condescendingly, were WAY TOO HUGE) yelled, \""ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR HOLIDAY! ha ha ha ha ha\"". Seriously, what IS it with the douchebags here?!\n\nI will NEVER, EVER be back to St. Francis. And I will NEVER offer them a good recommendation. In fact, I am looking forward to spreading the news of their cockiness, rudeness, and complete lack of gratitude towards their patrons to everyone I know. The staff here is unprofessional, immature, and disgusting. What a terrible, TERRIBLE establishment.
Class: pryse


Example: I can't quite give this little spot 5 stars because it has to have a half star deducted for not having a store front and another half just for being a kiosk in the mall.  I don't care what anyone says, that is just a pain to have to go through southpark mall for a cupcake!  Keep in mind, this is coming from someone that drives 30 minutes to Fort Mill to go to Cupcrazed.  \n\nAnyway, beyond those \""issues,\""  I really did enjoy my cupcake from Jewell Treats.  That name is perfect because it really was a little jewel or gem of a treat!  The cupcakes are small so they are ideal for the dieter that has a sweet tooth.  They are relatively guilt-free because of their size and the fact that they are dairy free AND they use local, mostly organic ingredients.  You can truly taste the difference.  I have tried the cookies and cream and the strawberry and both were very good, rich in flavor.  I think the only negative is that it leaves you wanting more.  They are delecate cupcakes and the icing is made with almond milk so it is light and airy in texture and flavor.  \n\nOverall,\nThese cupcakes are very good and well crafted.  They may not be the best option for the heavy-hitter dessert hogs.  This will likely leave you feeling a little unsatisfied.  It is like Edward and  the Cullens from Twilight.  Are they really ever satisfied with animal's blood?  No!  It can do the trick if you are in a pinch but you really need to get 3 or 4 of these cupcakes to be closer to satisfied and that will not likely be worth the $3 bucks a pop.
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Example: I was in Vegas over the 4th of July weekend with some friends and family. We decided to give Scarpetta a try since it sounded nice and was close to our hotel. The restaurant is beautiful and the wait staff was great (very friendly, polite and professional). The view from the restaurant is on the Bellagio fountains, which was very nice (you actually get a nice panoramic view of part of the strip). As for the food, I was pleasantly surpised. I had the duck foie gras ravioli and it was quite nice. My girlfriend had the Pici pasta which was absolutely amazing! If you are in Vegas and looking to have a nice dinner I would say head over to Scarpetta.
Class: nonrevealing
Considreing the above, classify the following: The greatest eggs Benedict, no matter which one you order!  There's several choices between different benedicts plates depending on your preferences.  The potatoes were crispy and completely yummy!