Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: It can be tough to find good vegetarian restaurants here in Vegas, so I am definitely a fan of Go Raw. The cafe is located in a nice part of town and has a funky yet relaxing vibe. They sell a variety of books, tea, and snacks, with seating for about fifteen to twenty people inside. I got the Mediterranean Salad Wrap, and while I did enjoy it, I would recommend just ordering the salad version -- much more food for just a dollar more. Go Raw is known for their smoothies and for a good reason. My friend ordered their version of the cookies & creme milkshake which was sooo good and filling enough for a whole meal. Next time I go I will definitely try one.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: am i the only one who thinks pottery barn has gone down hill? pottery barn has never been my style to begin with, every now and then i find things i like but there's something country about it and i don't like country. anyway. the quality is not what it used to be. and the service is farrrr from good. just today i was accused of being dishonest because i wanted to return some crappy plates that were falling apart. "are you sure it's not just normal wear and tear? we have a lot of people trying to return stuff so they can have brand new dishes before the holidays." "um, that most certainly is not me and im offended you would insinuate i'm trying to do that" "im not insinuating anything ma'am." "really? then why say it?" i expect this sorta crap from target but im totally shocked pottery barn is hopping on the crappy customer service wagon. let me get this straight: you sell me borderline expensive crap, i complain about the crap and want to return it, instead of standing behind your product and taking care of your customer, you suggest that a lot of people are dishonest when they return stuff but i shouldn't take offense? the problem is not me, its you and your crappy dishes. i won't be returning.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
In a word? Disgusting. They allow prostitution and move you when the "activity" in the room next to you becomes "excessive." Long story short: I was in Vegas for 737 training and had to be in the simulator at 0630. The "activity" in the room next door was obvious and at decibels. Phoned security twice and they told me to my face that "there is nothing about the behavior in the room that should concern you, however we're going to move you." At 2:30 AM the valet arrived and I was moved. Done. Never again.