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Output: This place was so disoriented when I visited. I went for dinner and we had to wait an hour for the food to come after we ordered from the server. The meals all came out at different times and it was so awkward to all eat at different times. My food was not hot at all so I had to send it back. The waiter wasn't really giving us a good explanation of why it was taking so long and why the food didn't come out hot. She said that the cooks don't know how to cook in the kitchen.... hmmm. The manager didn't have any idea why the kitchen was being so slow.

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Output: They call this hotel "on the strip," but with Sahara closed, the Stratosphere is on an island and a serious distance from any strip action. If you don't mind taking a bus or walking a mile to do ANYTHING outside of hotel amenities, this is the hotel for you! You can find a room pretty cheap, but you will pay for it when you have to replace your walking shoes at the end of your vacation. Only saving grace is they do have a newly remodeled Sports Book and, since you are seriously on an island, you will have plenty of space to watch sports. Food prices were excellent and it was easy to place a bet and I would seriously recommend this Sports book to everyone if you didn't have to travel miles to get there. If you do decide to save cash and stay here, make sure you get a bus pass ($8 for 24 hours and there are deals out there) and make sure you eat at Roxy's Diner. The Diner's food was excellent and pretty reasonably priced for Vegas. Overall, the best reason to stay here is because you want to spend your money on everything else in Vegas AND don't mind traveling 30 minutes by bus to MGM.

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Output: I'm surprised this place is still open. I tried this place for the first time this weekend and I've never been soooo disappointed by dim sum. I had been craving some dim sum the whole week and since I was in this area I gave it a shot...a shot on the foot would've been a better experience than eating here. The hostess was too pre-occupied with shenanigans so we stood around for minutes. The place was dead. Grade B, C and another C on the wall. I wanted to leave but my friend wasn't willing to go to Chinatown. He has never tried dim sum and it's very unfortunate to have his cherry popped at a place like this. We got Cha Siu bao, flat noodles with beef, Hargao, 2 orders of siumai and BBQ pork. Everything was bland. The Hargao and siumai were fishy. The Cha Siu bao and flat noodles completely lacked meat. All dough/noodles. I taught my friend a Chinese phrase to describe this place and the food: bu hao! Their BCC grade probably means Beeyotch Can't Cook! I couldn't sleep that night due to a terrible stomach ache.

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Just a word of advice for people that live in and or visit Arizona. Make sure your shorts are either above your knees or that you're wearing pants, because the security guards at the front apparently have this idea that shorts below the knee are simply too long to enter this five star establishment. I didn't realize that this was some division of the Ritz Carlton, perhaps they would have provided me with a pair of pants had there been an issue. Little did they know my shorts were stuffed with ridiculous amounts of money, how unfortunate. Go tuck yourself in, Mr. Security Guard. I'll find somewhere that appreciates a good pair of shorts in the mean time.