Sentiment analysis: I just realized I did in fact go back for the burger and forgot to tell yelp about it! We dined in the lounge. The burger was at the top of our list but craving foie gras as well we decided to get one foie and one burger to share. The foie was one of the coolest foie preparations I've ever had. It had a peanut butter mousse and a pomegranate jelly and toast. Sort of a pb&j take on it. MMMM So I'm on the fence on whether the $29 burger + salad + dessert is a good deal vs the $19 burger. The pudding and cookies is downright incredible and probably worth the $10 to me, but the caesar salad was boring. I guess that's a decision you'd have to make for yourself! The burger was definitely amazing. Merlot - butter.. yup, f-ing MERLOT BUTTER is on this burger. The beef is rich and delicious and he forms it with the perfect blend of sirloin/ribeye/etc to make sure it's fatty and delicious. The bun is perfect. The cheddar cheese is perfect. Is it worth $19? I dunno, it was to me but I know some people just wouldn't get enough enjoyment out of it ! Is it the best burger in Vegas? It's definitely in the top 2 (sorry, I love my kobe at Burger Bar too much to just overlook them). Oh lastly I'd like to add dining in the BO lounge is a great way to have a relatively cheap special dining experience. We ate here for our anniversary before going to see Elton John and were pleased with how far our $100 took us. Drinks, bread, yummy foie gras and a HUGE gourmet burger. Oh and salad and bada** dessert too. If you've been dying to try a piece of BO but can't justify his $100ish per person price tag, pony up $20 for a burger !
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positive

Sentiment analysis: PLEASE DONT STAY HERE. I am not a picky person when it comes to cheap hotels, but this is not a hotel. This is an absolute dump. When I booked my trip, I thought they had renovated some of the rooms and were discounting stays because of the construction. With this being our first vacation in 3 years of marriage (two small children at home with grandma) I was so so excited. Have been to Vegas before and always had decent, even if cheap, places to stay. Thought we would try this up-and-coming hotel... Boy, was I lied to. At check in, we were told "none of the rooms are renovated." Okayyy. Guess we just misunderstood. We were booked in room 1565 in the 5th tower. Heading up to the room at 2 am after a delayed flight, the smell of smoke and urine was strong. Stains covered all hallways. Elevators shook and squeaked. It was right out of a movie. Got to our room, and were greeted by a dingy, dank cave with dilapidated furniture and fixtures. I looked around and felt dirty just being there. The only thing that seemed "clean" was the bed. Carpets were filthy, lamps were dusty, and nothing seemed clean enough to even stand next it without catching something. The bathroom made me nauseated. Hair all over the floor and ON the toilet. I wished I had brought my cleaning gloves and some bleach. I wanted to turn around. But it was 2 am and my husband didn't want to make waves. So we put everything on surfaces that were less dirty and went to bed. The sheet on the bed was a flat white sheet thrown over the mattress... No fitted sheets here! Three cheap deformed pillows (tiny) were expected to be enough. Ugh. Fast forward 4 hours to 7am. A LOUD siren comes on that jolts us awake and makes us think the world is about to IMPLODE. Half-dressed and deafened, we open the door to see a family heading for the stairs (15th floor, people). No smoke, no lights or signs of actual doom. After 5 minutes, the alarm stops. Whew. False alarm, says the automated voice on the speaker. Then it starts AGAIN. Are you KIDDING me?! Yet again, we try to be understanding of the construction and such. We suck it up and go back to sleep. I got online and started reading reviews of people getting robbed while away, so we put up the DND sign and took valuables with us. I have never been as anxious and jumpy in a room as I was here. The construction made it so that every day there was a brand new way to get anywhere. Hallways moved and redirected, elevators hidden, and employees as clueless as any of us. And miserable. We tried joking around with the guy who checked us in. Nope. Nothing. Just that I-hate-my-job-and-you-people vibe. Even though we got a great deal, we decided to check out early and forfeit our money. I couldn't spend another night in this nasty place! I actually CRIED upon returning to the room on our second day, feeling so sad that we left our kids for THIS COMPLETE HELL-HOLE. I called around and got an amazing deal at Planet Hollywood for our last two nights, thank God. We packed up and were gone as fast as possible at almost midnight. PH upgraded us for free after our hellish experience and I cried again (pure joy) when we got to our new room. I am never, ever returning to the Quad no matter what they do to renovate and remodel. They should be absolutely ashamed (hell, they should be SHUT DOWN) for the condition of those rooms that they actually charged people for. Lesson: spend an extra $20 a night and sleep somewhere you can actually feel good about putting things on the floor and surfaces. It might seem like a good deal, but I promise it is anything but. Please save yourself the hell we went through!
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Sentiment analysis: My wife was here with friends three times in the last 12 months, each time getting the same rude waitress as Jay P mentioned in review 25/3/12. This time the service was just as bad and the group finally complained to the manager over the past and present service. They could not believe the waitress was still there. 35 minutes to get drinks, and the waitress was rude and talked back to the group.
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negative