Example: Hands down the BEST place in Vegas! They have a really great selection in food and the biggest, richest desserts you'll ever have. The frrrozen hot chocolate is amazing! Great breakfast too and they have a takeout window if you're in a hurry
Class: Tachinidae


Example: An absolute disappointment!!! Thank God I only had to sleep here. The room was small, the sheets had holes and to top it off the towels were dirty. They really need to remodel the pyramid before they continue to lose customers. Personally I would not stay here again no matter the price.
Class: surmisable


Example: My girlfriends and I had just gotten to our hotel and were hungry so we decided to try KGB.  It was about 11:30pm and we were sat pretty quickly.  The waitress came and took our order and brought back our drinks.  After that she disappeared and we did not see her or our food for over an hour.  They might have been short staffed but who knows because nobody came and said anything to us.  I wanted to just walk out but my friends wanted to stay because we were all starving.  When we finally did get our food it was actually really good.  I ordered the tuna spring rolls and they were awesome but after waiting over an hour I was more annoyed than anything.  The food was good but I would never, ever go back because the service and the wait time were so bad.  We ended up not leaving a tip which is something that none of us ever do.
Class: surmisable


Example: I have been going here for almost 2 years now under the care of Rebecca Tyre.  My experience has been awful to say the least. It's bad enough that I'm having difficulties getting pregnant but to have an OBGYN that is unknowledgeable, uncaring, and not personable just makes my jaw drop and my heart continue to hurt. I thought my previous OBGYN who told me that The reason I wasn't getting pregnant was because I was too fat was bad but my experience with Rebecca (doesn't even deserve the title Dr.) is worse!\n\nAt each of my visit Rebecca was quick to keep trying to refer me to a Specialist; however from advice from friends I told her that I would rather do as much of the tests with her (since my insurance covers it rather than all the tests with a Specialist). So needless to say after each of my visits I researched what steps I needed to take and just told her what to do and what Tests to order and send me for. Now, I'm no doctor but isn't the doctor suppose to be the one giving the advice and educating the patient on what needs to be done? Well unfortunately, not in my situation.\n\nPlease save yourself further heartache!  If you are having troubles conceiving, do research and find yourself another OBGYN.
Class: surmisable


Example: Dark, crowded, noisy, long waits, overpriced food, blah drinks.\n\nAlso, I don't get eating burritos with a knife and fork.  I just don't get it.
Class: surmisable


Example: Excellent sushi!  Sin city has the best sauces and fresh fish. Mussels are the best I have had. Service was very good today. Very friendly staff. Menu selections for AYCE are good.
Class: Tachinidae


Example: I was very pleased with the service provided on a Maid of Honor dress for my daughter. We dropped it off on Tuesday and it was ready by Thursday. The work was spot-on. I real seamstress. I love this place and plan on taking in pants, jackets and who knows what eles. But, this is the place for me. I love the 6pm closing time during the week and Saturday hours. It's made for the working professional.
Class: Tachinidae


Example: I am a creole myself and have YET to find someone who can cook some food like my family. Fish was cooked so crispy but nice and soft on the inside. I'm usualy very stand-off-ish when it comes to restraunts calling themselves \""creole food\"". But you guys earn my vote for sure!!!!\n\nCan I please have it everyday? :)
Class: Tachinidae
Considreing the above, classify the following: Overall, my stay at Aria was just average. I was not overly impressed.\n\nI came here shortly before new years and just a few weeks after Aria had its grand opening. Since Aria was a brand-new, five-star, luxury hotel that bragged about offering an experience that no other hotel outside CityCenter would offer, I had high, high expectations. \n\nValue: I got a pretty good deal. By signing up on the mailing list for Aria, i received an opening offer of stay 2 nights, get one free deal. The average nightly rate came down to around 125 before tax/fees. \n\nThe room: There are highs and lows in terms of the room (i stayed in the regular deluxe room). First of all, the highs: i first stepped into the room and once i walked in, music started playing, the TV came on, the window sheer opened, and the lights automatically turned on. My jaw dropped a little at that point. It is a very spacious, modern room with dark brown accents, a floor to ceiling window, and lots of fogged glass in the bathroom. It is very tech-savvy since there is one central console that controls everything from the TV to the window sheer in the room. this may pose a problem for older folks who are not accustomed to such technology or anyone who would rather not waste time figuring out this crap and just pull the window sheer open manually. The TV was a large, HD flat screen and all the amenities were present in the room that i required. \nNow to the lows: After my jaw dropped at the technology of the room, I went to the bathroom, slid the door close, and the knob fell off. It just fell off. Apparently it wasn't glued on right or something, but come on! who has heard of a five star hotel having their knobs fall off?! Secondly, the safe (which is cleverly hidden in one of the nightstand drawers) was locked and non-functional and the window sheer did not close all the way when commanded to. How frustrating to say the least.\n\nThe service: I understand that this hotel had just opened and maybe the staff was still not fully trained at this point, yet I still would say I am disappointed considering my low expectations. First of all, the check-in required over 20 minutes because there was a problem w/ the computer system and some communication issues between myself and the receptionist. Secondly, when I called the front desk to solve my room issues as described above, I was on hold every time for at least 15 minutes. Lastly, when i checked out on the TV, my two nights get one free deal was not shown. I had to perform the old-fashioned in-person checkout process and basically heckle the management to honor this legitimate deal! \n\nOverall, I was disappointed in Aria. After the hype, I really expected a unique Las Vegas experience, but what i ended up with was the same ol, luxury-faux Vegas establishment you get with bellagio, venetian, etc.