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An example of an negative review: I bought a white bathroom vanity from this store for about $300. When I saw it at first, I thought "Perfect! It's exactly like the style I want." It was a white cabinet with marble like counter top with raised legs that is probably around $700 at Lowe's or Home Depot. One of the guys who worked there told me I should decide quickly if I was going to buy it or not because things like these sell pretty fast, so I decided to buy it. When I was about to pay for it, I did a final inspection and noticed that the paint was shipping from he corners of the drawers. Of course items end up at a store like this for a reason, so inspect your items carefully. At this point, I did not know if I wanted the vanity after all, but the guy who had been helping me told me they could fix it for me and repaint it. I agreed to this, and when I picked up the vanity I realized they did a very poor job. If I were to shop here again, I would not trust the store to fix any items, and would instead look to get them repaired elsewhere.

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An example of an positive review: I was in Vegas for business, just wanted to pick up a show one night and O had inexpensive seats. I really need an experience to move me in order to dole out a 5 star rating. It was a great fun show but not a 5. Loved the water and the fact that it is at the Bellagio really helps also.

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An example of an negative review: Wifey and I went into this dinner with great expectations and high hopes as we are huge fans of alla familiga . The space itself is very nicely done and spacious but beyond that, things went downhill quickly. Service was slow. After we were seated, it took us one hour to get our food and we had no apps. The waiter seemed flustered all night and was sweating profusely. The lights had a short and kept flickering from bright to very dim all night. There was still drilling going on in the middle of dinner service. A centipede crawled across the table and I crushed it with the cork from my wine. I I showed it to the waiter. The waiter said he was going to get the manager, but he never came. We ordered the lamb ragu and the veal chop. The pasta was good. The sauce was nice and there was a lot of meat in it. That was 18 dollars and a good value. The veal on the other hand was $55. It was a nice cut of meat and well cooked but totally devoid of any flavor or seasoning. When you pay $55 for something you want to... be wowed. It wasn't even above average. I told the waiter that it needed a sauce or some seasoning. It took him 5 minutes to bring me a bowl of microwaved au jus. At that point we were basically done. Nobody ever came over to talk to us and there was a visible lack of leadership and organization. I like to go out and have eating experiences and I like spending money on excellent food. This place didn't come close to meeting expectations. I realize they just opened recently but I'm not taking another $160 chance there when I know I can do better elsewhere.

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An example of an positive review: I know it's the Bellagio. I know it's been in Ocean's 11/12 and so forth. I know it's gotten heaps and heaps of awards and ratings and first born sacrifices (okay, maybe not the latter). And yes, their fountain show can be pretty breathtaking (with the right song that is). But dang if it isn't EXPENSIVE. Like 2 croissants for $8 expensive. Like paying $25+ for a day of internet expensive. Like look but don't touch expensive. I'm sure the ballers love it but for a regular Jane like me, it was a bit tough enjoying all the amenities when a lot of them came at a hefty price. There was at least one snarky cocktail waitress who definitely judged us for our age being by the Pai Gow tables. And there weren't many great affordable places to eat on the fly compared to the Venetian and other hotels on the strip. But I must admit, it is very beautiful to look at. Their Christmas display near the main lobby was getting the finishing touches when we arrived. Animatronic penguins building igloos, polar bears made of flowers, giant ornaments and dancing streams of water, definitely magical. Almost classic by now, the Dave Chihuly display of colorful rainbow flowers adorn the main lobby ceiling. Most of the service we experienced was quite friendly and they have a man outside who always hails you a taxi. All in all, I've only stayed at two hotels in Vegas and the Bellagio is definitely a classy joint. But perhaps just too posh posh for my taste. Not too many folks my age wreaking havoc here! P.S. I'm 23, not 16, I just realized I didn't clarify as I wrote it. =)