Sentiment analysis: There was talk of a Lobster claw machine. I suspect that, and the low low price, is why my husband chose this pit. First impression: the parking garage, how are there shoe prints on the celling? Then onto the elevators. Small. clanky. It's and older place, no biggie. Enter to the 'lobby' old old carpet, old old wallpaper. To be expected, its an old place. There is a bar up ahead, oh that's nice. Oh, it's shut down. And covered in dust. Some temporary looking walls create a massive box in the middle of this area, it seems to house old machines. That's odd. I guess they are under construction... or something? Check in is back behind the elevators. It takes forever. Up to the room. We call for more pillows, don't expect delivery. Walk your happy butt back down to the lobby and get it yourself. I am now confronted with the reality of the room. This is where I will be sleeping. Sometimes, you just do not want to know. You touch as little as possible and sleep on top of the sheets. It is now clear, booking here was a terrible mistake. And you know what's good when you are drunk? A toilet that doesn't work. You know what's better? Needing water, remembering the soda machine near the elevator... oh, its out of water... and Gatorade... and soda... its out of everything. So you go, to EVERY floor. Guess what? they are all out! Hungover me loves multiple consecutive short, jerking elevator rides, and disappointment. It seems someone is unable to pay the Pepsi guy. My guess: this joint is going under. The casino sucks, the infamous lobster claw is gone, though I can see exactly where it was as I'm guessing they haven't vacuumed that spot since it was removed. The bar is shut down, the restaurant is shut down, the only think open is a place to buy jerky. Jerky. Good god this place is bad. I wont miss it. We spent as little time as possible here. We spent most of our time at the newly renovated Plaza, where the Casino doesn't suck, the restaurants are actually operational, and our friends got a killer room for barely more than what we paid.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Finally got to Akahana. Might as well get this out of the way - yes our waiter sucked, as many have experienced. Galen, if you are reading this, perhaps you should just sell records at Sam Goody's. Or sort the tchotchkes at Manifest... But we did sit at the bar (no, the sushi bar); and got along rather well with the head chef and the owner. Seems as though they have their sh!t together. We discussed throughput, prepping and sourcing, yadda yadda. We ate sake nigiri (nice), ikura gunkan (nice) and a few rolls I can't remember the names of. Washed it all down with Asahi and all was good. Bottom line is I think this one will stick in this somewhat cursed location. The sushi was really good, the cook staff is good, the atmosphere is good. The wait staff will turn over, just "wait."
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Horrible service: The waiter was literally pulling the menu out of my hand when i was ordering. I felt like i was wrestling it back from him and practically was. He rushed me through my order, didnt say hello at first, or thank you afer i finished ordering. He forgot what is was ordered and had to ask three times! My iced tea was never refilled even after asking. What a bunch of jerks in this place. They all scurry around looking busy but don't do anything. The food was palatable but nothing better then Denny's. Gross food can be acceptable if the service is adequate but this place had neither good food nor service. Problem with casino restaurants is that no body cares and they won't do anything about it. They will keep getting new customers by default. I've noticed The California's food quality plummet in the last 10-12 months. The little cafe in the corner of the casino on the SE side used to have pretty decent food. I tried this place as well and the food is just awful - same cook though. Well, California you have lost one previously loyal customer. This place sucks. How pathetic
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negative