You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

[Q]: Went in here for a "classic shave" after a night of gambling and winning. Thought I'd treat myself to a nice straight razor shave being on vacation and all.

I used a double edge razor at home and think of wet shaving with quality creams and using a badger hair brush to build lather as a nice relaxing way to take care of myself. I thought a professional would know how to handle a basic shave.

Wow, this shave was the opposite of enjoyable. I should have stopped the "master barber" from scraping at my face with a dull blade and leaving my face bloody and irritated. I should have stood up and walked away the moment that I noticed that she was shaving my face immediately after taking off the hot towel without applying any shaving cream. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and goddamn do I regret it.

She then tried to excuse her shoddy work and blamed it on me having "sensitive skin". Yes, blame your shoddy work and ill preparation on your client.

First of all, why would you need to make multiple passes of the blade if my hair was already short in the first place? and why would you make multiple passes WITHOUT ANY LATHER OR CREAM ON MY FACE?

I GET A BETTER SHAVE WITH A CHEAP CARTRIDGE RAZOR AND FACEWASH.

I went back up to my room and the irritation was getting worse and new spots of blood were appearing on my face, I then called down to the shop to speak to the manager, and she said she had another call and would get back to me(this was a lie because she obviously went to speak to the woman who gave me the shave). Then she stated the "you have sensitive skin" and then told me that after I've received a service there was nothing I could do.

She then told me she would call me back at my room to get back to me. I waited 30 minutes and she never called, nor left a message on my room phone. Why should I even have to wait for a callback in a hotel room on my vacation?

Terrible service on all levels. Repeated attempts to upsell expensive extras.
[A]: 1 star

[Q]: I have a long history of shopping with Sears and my family has bought from them going back 5 generations. But I think I'm the last of my family that will be buying from them as they ain't what they used to be.

Pros:
Jewelry sales.
Craftsman tools
Kenmore appliances.
Stand alone, not in an ancient mall location.

Cons:
Sales people are on commission, some can be almost cut-throat in their approach.
No I don't want your dang credit card. And you want me to pay how much for your new lease terms?
Service Contracts for appliances are EXCESSIVELY over priced.
Checkouts? Hope you're not in a hurry.
Pricing: Some stuff is actually cheaper at Sears.com than it is inside the store.

2 Stars.

(Yelp 100 in 2013 Challenge #22)
[A]: 2 stars

[Q]: Yes I am a pizza nerd. It's my fascination, my passion, my lust. I was in NY last summer eating my way through Brooklyn's highest rated pizza joints when I heard that Dom DeMarco Jr. was bringing Di Faro to Vegas. I nearly wet my pants in delight!

Well, after months of waiting I was hoping Dom DeMarco's would complete the holy trinity of pizzas in Las Vegas, and Jesus Mary and Joseph it did!

We began with the eggplant pizzettes which were absolutely fabu! The sauces used here are made daily from San Marzano tomatoes, which is what I use at home as I love the rich, strong but sweet flavor that they offer. The eggplant was fresh and flavorful; the breading coating it was seasoned with Italian herbs, and combined with the sauce and the dollop of whipped ricotta on top shot this appetizer into entree territory. Seriously, they should layer 3 or 4 of these and call it a meal!

We then moved on to the 15th Street BLT - my new favorite salad. It's loaded with bacon, avocado, tomatoes and dripping with a beautiful gorgonzola dressing. It's perfect for two people, and I SHOULD have stopped there as I was comfortably full.

Now for the main event: the pizza. The crust was crispy yet chewy, soft and perfectly charred, and dipped in the San Marzano tomato infused grease that had dripped onto my plate was simply moan inducing. The combination of the crust, sauce and cheeses make this one of the best pizzas I've had in Vegas in a while.

I am a traditionalist and must finish any Italian meal with a tiramisu. Here it came in a little glass and was light, fluffy, perfectly sweet and creamy. A perfect end to the feast.

I'd rank Dom DeMarco's in between Settebello and Due Forni.
[A]:
5 stars