user: Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Just had lunch there this afternoon. The food was great. We also enjoyed the sauces they have on the table. Our server, Robert, was attentive and friendly. It was a nice dining experience and I plan on coming back again.


Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: This place went downhill fast.....well it wasn't exactly a long drop to the bottoms of the barrel but still what was a decent selection good tables and good pick up games has become a shadow of its former self and isn't even worth the five minute drive from my house anymore.  This place once had many redeeming qualities but no longer...here are the major issues...  Staff- unfriendly dishonest slobs who couldn't give a single f*ckk about paying customers Tiny I'm looking at you....waiting to purchase three squads of de and other misc merch yesterday but you were too busy socializing as usual (we waited a full 20 minutes for you).the other dude behind the counter.....well the wheels are spinning but the hamster died a long time ago.  We walked out....again at this point I shouldn't be surprised with the way you treat customers you must give the owner one hell of a reach around while you are pumping his business and reputation into thhe ground.  Selection -has gone from excellent to non existent since the move....this shouldn't be a blip on the radar in the next year as its painfully obvious they aren't restocking anything. And given there prices are full retail (or more in some cases shop around youll laugh) I'm surprised anyone is purchasing from them at all.  Basically every positive from my last review and in general is gone and this has turned into another rapidly failing gaming cesspool.  I hope they close quickly and get it over with.  Two words....game depot enjoy it it smokes this place.


Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:

assistant: Can you believe it? This weekend was the first time I have ever been to L'Atelier. I go to Vegas several times a year, eat everywhere and have never really thought about coming to Atelier until now. Now that being said the food was excellent, the wine pours generous, the sommelier was gracious but damn it's expensive for what it is!  We shared one of the tasting menus and they allowed us to pick a couple of other courses off the al carte menu, which was very cool of them. But, because of the seating you almost don't get that attention you normally get from a fine dining experience. I guess I want to be pamped and fussed over and here you don't get that feeling.   My highlights: A-m-a-z-i-n-g BREAD! I love french bread, crewy and crispy with the salty butter. MMMMMMM!   LES LANGOUSTINES- langoustines cooked in their shells with green curry and coconut milk -- sweet and lush, I only wish langoustines were bigger! LOL!  LA CEBETTE -White onion tart with smoked bacon, quail egg "mirror" and green asparagus -- my absolute favorite dish of the evening, it was that feeling of home, breakfast on a whole another level. So good, utlimate comfort food.   And my last favorite: LA FRAISE - Caramel panna cotta topped with fresh strawberries and yogurt foam -- I don't even really enjoy desserts however, this one hit the spot. I love sweet and savory at the same time.   I thought I would love the Foie gras stuffed quail with mashed potatoes being a signtuare dish and all, but it was just okay. Maybe foie gras shouldnt be stuffed in something because it ends up tasting very irony. He he. (get it?) lol.   The dinner was lovely but if you ask me I have other favorite restaurants in Vegas for a cheaper price.  Sorry Joel, don't hate me. ;)