Sentiment analysis: My family went on this tour on Father's Day, and it was fantastic! We were in a group of 16 (we were 6 of the 16) and Joel was our tour guide. I've lived in Vegas for most of my life, worked both on and off the strip, and he was sharing facts and information that I'd never heard. I learned a lot about my city on this tour. He was personable, funny, and really engaging. New about the food. We went to 5 different restaurants in Caesars Palace. We started at Beijing #9. The manager came out and spoke to us, we saw a demonstration of them making noodles by hand (which they do daily in front of the restaurant so you can see that without being on the tour), and then we sampled a won ton and a bowl of noodles (chicken in sauce over hand stretched noodles). New, when you hear "sample" - you think the tiny view you get at Costco - not on this tour! We had a bowl if noodles and chicken that I would have considered a hefty snack. The second place we stopped was Payard Patisserie. A sample of their truffles, crepe making demonstration, sample of the macaroons, chocolate fruit and nut wafers, and another chocolate. My diabetic parents were starting to get concerned! The chocolate was amazing, there was a nice choice of dark, milk, (and for those allergic to cocoa) white. Leaving Payard, we were off to the Homestead Steakhouse where we were greeted by the manager. He told us the history of the steakhouse (been running continuously since 1868!!!), and we sampled the sirloin and potatoes. AMAZING! The meat was tender and flavorful, the potatoes were crispy and light. Off to Gordon Ramsay Pub where we had a tour of the pub and a tasting of sine beer and appetizers. I am not a drinker (outside of diet coke) but I enjoyed the beer. The deviled egg was pretty tasty too. Or last stop was pizza in the food court. New I found the pizza to be a little greasy, but my dad, from NYC, thought it was pretty great. Throughout the whole tour Joel kept us entertained with tidbits of trivia about the restaurants, the hotel, the strip, and Vegas in general. Absolutely amazing tour!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I used to like Amsterdam's when I was younger. There was usually a fun crowd, decent music and I would recommend it to my girlfriends as a great place to get our dance on during the weekends. The drinks were decently priced and poured, and more often than not the bartenders were friendly. Most of that seemed to have changed. I went in there for St. Patrick's day to meet some friends. The place was DEAD, there were about 8 of us in there until well after 10 and the music was awful. The real kicker though? I ordered a club soda which they used a single (low ball, small glass) to squirt some fountain club soda in to and then charged me 3 bucks. I've never in my life been charged for club soda that comes out of a fountain. When I asked about it the bartender was pretty rude. And he really bad hair, like he had stuck his finger in a light socket. Maybe they think they are in Snottsdale now? Maybe being decent to your customers is going out of style.. Whatever it is they won't be getting any more of my business.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Service was good, food was good. Cheese curds were a great choice to start with. All the staff was very friendly from the moment we arrived to the moment we left.
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positive