Case: I've read a lot of great reviews about this place. Now I know I've read about the sometimes long wait, which I understand for a off the strip casino for their restaurants. Tried hitting up the BBQ spot and the restaurant. Both of which had an hour wait. It doesn't seem to be too shady of a hotel as others have described. The only problem I had beside the wait was the group of emo scenesters that don't know how to drive. I will definitely try and give this place another shot next time I hit up Vegas so I can give them a real review.
Classification: maziness


Case: I am really disappointed by my experience here last night.  I had my wedding reception here a few years ago and always recommend it to everyone for their \""flawless performance.\""  The night started out bad when we were told that we had to check our nice bottle of (Napa Cab) wine, despite the fact that it does not say it on their web site visibly and when we searched for it on other sites they said it was allowed.  The wine we ended up ordering was nowhere near the quality of the wine we brought.  None of the hosts were very friendly or warm, but I'm assuming that is part of the ambiance.  There was a huge burn mark from a plate on our table.  I asked for the sauce for my steak on the side and it came out covered.  The restaurant is disconnected from the hotel so if you're hoping to add points to any reward card, think again.  The site does say that a jacket is encouraged but clearly not enforced since I saw torn up jeans.  The final end to our evening was the elevator hostess looking like she wanted to hit someone.  When I tried to cheer her up she only scowled at me.  Maybe she was feeling the Parisian vibe as well.  Overall, it was an incredibly expensive evening that was far from the perfect experience I'm used to here.  Sadly, I won't be coming back or recommending it in the future as I had done. \n\nTo be balanced, the bus boys were wonderful and the quality of the Filet Mignon was quite high.  However, I feel you can get that in other areas on the strip.
Classification: maziness


Case: 3.5 stars.\n\nIt's a nice hotel, the casino area is pretty and fancy, and if you've never been here, definitely walk through to get a semi-luxurious feel for the place.\n\nSo, why 3.5 stars? Well, I've not a big fan of fake blue skies, and the shoppe at the Venetian feels a little crowded and a little bit cheesy/unrealistic to me. This is probably from the slightly narrow walkways thronged with people, and the canal.\n\nI like walking through it, but the prices here are also high.
Classification: pressmanship


Case: Landed In Vegas and needed to get a gel manicure and pedicure! Looked up Nail Envy and since it was close to the airport, decided to give it a shot. \n\nIt was the BEST service I have received at a salon I had no appt in. \nGreat service, clean, wide variety of color offerings! \nWill be back next time I am in town! Def recommended!
Classification: pressmanship
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is one of my favorite places in Old Town. In fact, it's one of my favorite places in the whole valley. The Japanese-Americana fusion atmosphere is pleasant and well done, the food, from the sushi to their cooked fare, is quite good and the staff is typically very friendly and attentive. Plus, their Happy Hour specials are great! It can be a little loud when it's packed (especially during their happy hour specials), but I don't recall ever having to yell across the table to have a conversation. \n\nDefinitely check this place out!