Case: Walked around the store for 15 minutes and no one asked if I needed help. When I asked if an item was in stock in back \""that merchandise hasn't been worked yet\"" said there was some in back but won't be brought out until end of week! Made no offer to check for me and he was obviously annoyed.
Classification: reinstator


Case: LOVE this place and cheaper than some of the other yogurt places I've been.  I hope they bring tarot yogurt back...I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who ate it, but sooooo freakin' good!  My boyfriends says my yogurt mixtures are a combination of a 5 year olds creation and a pregnant woman-and I'm definitely not 5 or pregnant :P
Classification: ladyfy


Case: GO SOMEWHERE ELSE! This franchise will hire anyone with a barbers license, regardless if they graduated in the 80's and suck at cutting hair. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I've gone there for the last 15 Haircuts and about 13 of them have been terrible. I kept giving them the benefit saying to myself \""next time it will be better\"", but time and time again I pay $20+Tip for a shit haircut. Today was the last time, I went to my interview looking like my brother in laws nephew cut my hair. At one point this last time the bimbo said \""too late\"" when I wanted it SHORTER. . . . Dont be fooled by the bold Red & White Logo, and Big TV's playing ESPN 24/7 - Its the haircut you are after. . .  Good Riddance!
Classification: reinstator


Case: For being the only gay club on the strip, this place was a bit of a letdown. Maybe I was expecting the same club quality as the infamous Vegas straight clubs, but sadly, this place just reinforced that if you can't beat them, just do it that much trashier.\n\nA group of us came on a Friday night after searching up and around the strip for the place. Upon arrival, we were able to talk down the bouncer and get in for local price. When we got in, I was pretty surprise by how empty the place was. Everyone was off in their own friends/dance circles, and you could clearly see all the empty spaces in the room, which didn't get filled either. Music was alright, your usual mixes of brit brit, top 40 and top 40 dance remixes. \n\nOne thing that really bugged me was how rude the bouncers were. Our girl friend took off her heels to sit on the couches for a second, and the bouncer immediately told her she needed to put hem on or be kicked out. He proceeded to basically follow her all around ensuring that her bare feet never touched their dirty ass floor. \n\nWait... so you can't have your heels off for a second, but you can have guys running around in just their tight ass bun huggers, practically balls out? Sorry, I love guys as much as the next, but let's not jump on the patriarchy bandwagon that suppresses us all down as well.
Classification: reinstator


Case: I came here with my dad despite my allergies. . . To high places. I realize it's not actually an allergy, but my heart rate goes up and I sweat like I'm having a reaction even just at the thought of being at such a height, so it may as well be. It literally took me about an hour, maybe two to muster up enough courage to get on a damned ride as we were there killing time at the bar, but I managed to do it.\n\nIn general, I don't like the sensation of falling so Big Shot and SkyJump were immediately crossed off my list. Spinning makes me sick, as if the height wasn't doing that to me already, so Insanity was also out. That left the X-Scream ride, which is almost like being on a roller-coaster mounted onto a seesaw, the only thing I could barely be persuaded to do.\n\nI was on the Stratosphere's observation deck watching group after group of people ride the ride, and even had some alcohol, but nothing I saw made me feel any better. I even watched my dad get on the ride. All I could do was do my best to hold back tears. It was THAT bad. The only thing worse was the guilt of having my dad wait so long to see me ride it, so that's when I finally climbed up those fateful steps to the boarding platform and hold tight onto something. ANYTHING.\n\nThe girl who strapped me in was talking me through it the whole time, but I had to tell her I didn't want to talk. I was too petrified. And what's worse, I had waited so long to board the X-Scream that by the time I did, I was literally the only person on it. It was now or never, so I just surrendered to my fate.\n\nThe platform tilted forward. Then backward. Forward again. Then backward. Then forward again one more time. Before I knew it, I was already back at the terminal standing on solid but still hollow ground. When I saw the same girl again, I just gave her a hug and apologized for earlier.\n\nVegas is a place to really enjoy yourself, but I had no idea I'd also be conquering one of my fears. Fortunately, logic told me that the statistical odds of an accident occurring while I was on the ride was incredibly miniscule considering the number of times this ride is operated on a daily basis, so that may have ultimately been my comfort. I don't think I'll ever do it again, but for all you thrill seekers out there with a much more solid stomach than mine, I highly recommend getting the $34 Tower Admission and All Day Unlimited Rides package. Individually, the rides are $15 plus the required tower admission.\n\nCheck out their website for details and up-to-date prices for the rides here: http://www.stratospherehotel.com/Tower/Rides
Classification: ladyfy


Case: This is my favorite place to take friends, family and visitors for breakfast or lunch. It's always busy because the food has a reputation for being great and consistent. \n\nPROS: The bagels\n             Corned beef hash\n             Nova Lox spread\n             Pastrami and tongue sandwich\n             Matzo ball soup\n             Black and white cookie\n             Whitefish salad\n             Chopped liver\n             Full service bakery and deli \n             \nCONS: Sun dried tomato and chicken pizza bagel
Classification: ladyfy


Case: Turkey dish I ordered was on the salty side and really nothing to write home about. I won't be back.
Classification: reinstator


Case: Sweet venue. \n\nWhich makes me wonder: will they ever have actual shows on the lil' stage here? They should. \n\nIt is a small cozy space in a soulless strip mall on the south side of Harmon (right across the street from Hard Rock). It is miniature golf so how much space do you actually need? \n\nThere aren't too many obstacles. Pretty straight-forward short putting, with loud ass music blaring in the background/foreground/all-around-ground, and Kiss statues and assorted gear strewn all throughout the area of play. You will not find the more difficult obstacles as in other large outdoor 'courses' -- ha -- but there could be some challenge to be found here. \n\n(Perhaps you can do it inebriated or on 'shrooms)(With a prescription of course [Legal Disclaimer])(Wait, are there prescriptions for either alcohol or 'shrooms?) \n\nOriginally hailing from upstate New York, I have been to Putt-Putt Golfs where they do offer expansive outdoor mini-golf courses but this is Las Vegas so you will find no such businesses here. This is basically as good as you are going to get here and that is that. \n\nAir conditioning? Check. \n\nThat is all you need.\n\nThe rent-a-cop outside, patrolling the strip mall like if he were Secret Service and the parking lot stalls are the Commander-In-Chief, is a dick. - E
Classification: ladyfy
Classify the following: Stopped by for my first visit.  Ordered the club sandwich and DELICIOUS !  Bread was soft and a little chewy, right balance of meat and veggies.  Very fresh and the condiments were perfect.   Not your typical sandwich shop.   Will repeat....!