Example: I purchased a groupon to this location as it was new to my neighborhood. When I redeemed, I was told that the groupon was only good for certain items, it did not state that on groupon interesting. The acceptable were  the bulk oil and vinegar , oh and you must purchase your own container from this store to put the oil and vinegar in. Oils were ok, but for the money stick with the store in Paradise valley mall that has a larger variety of product, reasonable pricing and they do not charge you for a bottle to put the oil in. My husband left the store during my transaction as the salesperson kept trying to up sell him the whole time. Uncomfortable and we will not be back.
Class: Poiana


Example: I don't need to say walmart lacks customer service, this is known. \n\nHere are a few things to consider before using this walmart:\n\n1. Oil changes consistantly take 2-3 hours to complete.\n2. They under-quote the timeframe it takes to do everything. \n3. Tire rotations take hours. If you add an oil change, you need to take the day off work.\n4. Do not ask for infomation on anything. They do not know. \n5. Check boxes mean nothing on their paperwork. They often check the box by \""mistake\""\n\nWal-mart has three bays to complete oil changes. They have multiple people on staff to complete this simple task of an oil change. Commonly there is no more than two cars ahead of me. Please explain how three hours is an acceptable timeframe to change my oil. I supplied the oil filter, you didn't even have to find that. \n\nThis happens every time I take one of my cars to this location. An this is why it is not a one time issue \n\n1. I have four different cars I have serviced here (so it not the car)\n2. I have gone different times of the day and different days of the week (not the timeframe)\n3. I have worked with different technicans (so its not the same bad tech over and over again)\n4. The amount of cars ahead of me seem to make no difference (it can be 1 or 8 it doesn't matter) They seem to \""push\"" to get the car out in three hours.\n5. I get the same \""I don't know what is taking so long\"" story every time I go and they miss the original quote by hours\n\nSo do yourself a favor. Have another company change your oil, pay someone else to change your oil, change your own oil. ANYBODY is better than this place and a three hour wait.
Class: Poiana


Example: Good spot.\n\nCame in late night (is 3 am late in Vegas?) alone and sat at the \""bar\"". I ordered a chocolate milkshake and it was delicious.\n\nWanted to write a review so I could mention the wonderful service I received, but since it was a month ago I completely forget her name. If management is reading this, she was 18-19 years old, just started college for dental school (she wanted to be a dentist).\nShe was probably the nicest server I've had in LV. Hopefully she reads this and gets a pat on the back (and a bonus).
Class: suburbanism


Example: Amazing. Std fare is great, lotsa unique things to enjoy, inexpensive, happy workers, chill atmosphere, etc etc. check it out
Class: suburbanism


Example: Perhaps not as trendy as it used to be, but we still managed to have a really great time here and will likely return.  The ancient Egyptian theme is pervasive.  Beyond the pyramid and the sphinx, there are hieroglyphics on the bedspread and the dresser and faux artifacts on the walls.  The elevators shimmy as they go up introducing a lateral sway that is necessary to climb along the edge of a pyramid.  Really in every respect, the theme is present and imposing.  Surprisingly, it didn't feel hokey at all -- in fact, it was all rather enjoyable.  \n\nThe room itself had a very large shower stall instead of the usual bathtub which was a considerable improvement.  The perfumed soaps were very nice too.  I loved the view of greater Las Vegas from the hotel room, and the glass was nicely designed to keep out all superfluous light from the outside and not affect the internal room temperature.  \n\nAs a casino, I did not have much luck here with me quickly losing a small fortune at both the roulette table and the blackjack table.  Oh well.  The Liquidity bar was just okay, and the champagne brunch they offer on weekends wasn't especially good.  Also, being located on the southern end of the strip, it can be difficult to access some of the other big name casinos.\n\nAll in all though, the Luxor worked wonderfully as a hotel, and I would recommend it for that purpose.
Class: suburbanism


Example: Such a sad display of service!!!\nThe champagne was great, the apps were good, too!\nThe problem is it took FOREVER to get the drinks and food. The server was slow and too busy socializing to help us.
Class: Poiana
Considreing the above, classify the following: Firstly, I should say -- this place does have delivery. In fact, more and more restaurants are offering a 3rd party delivery service called StraightToYourDoor.com . They are one such place at the moment. I have gone here a few times, dinner and lunch. The dinner experience I found slightly slow, even though nobody is there. Maybe its based on the way they prepare food or something but it feels like you wait forever. Even with an appetizer, I still waited a while after finishing it for my main course. Lunch is where it is at. For $7.95, they have a lunch buffet that includes naan. If you wanted to be el-cheapo, if you forgo a drink, that is under $10. I believe with a drink, it goes slightly over. But still, that is cheap for a lunch. It's a great way to introduce others to Indian food or give yourself an opportunity to explore other things you might not otherwise order for dinner. I find the wait staff very friendly and you can tell they take pride in their restaurant.