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An example of an positive review: Good food #5 was delicious.

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An example of an negative review: yup this place looks fab from the inside with splendid views of the street happenings. but i had to give this a 2 star rating because the service was below par. there weren't that many people in the place to justify the 30 minute wait for our first round of drinks or the 20 minute wait for our check after the initial request, or the accidentally un-heard cancellation of a burger for the sliders (both plates were brought out) or the charge for an extra drink on our tab. it was definitely bizarro world because the food was delicious! except for the mustard on the sliders, everything was delicious. the fries are like little fried sticks of spicy heaven. the spice is very sparse, but intense. not hot, just an intense flavor injection that wakes up your taste buds and makes them yelp for more! they are served up in the cutest of tins and the food presentation is outstanding. i love to eat with my eyes first, and this place has got it going on babydoll and the fries are on fire (not fire hot, but tasty!) the calamari was perfectly dusted in a light coating, not your usual 6 dunkers (as in thick coating that covers the lack of seafood) we ordered a sampling of most of the appetizers, but no entrees. next time i'll try a full meal, i just won't go when there are more than 2 tables being served at a time by the same server, i sure am not going to wait, and wait, and wait to leave again. one of our party actually had to hunt down the stamp for validation at the hostess stand, rumaging around until finally someone came over, only after 10 minutes, to help. guess they are still trying to keep this place a ghost town after all. the decor on the other hand is absolutely grand for our little ole town, but not grand enough to help you overlook the lack of cultural flavor or service or the stuffy ambiance. the place felt like a tourist trap in the center of "i just graduated from yale, wanna party and get loose, wearing some faded jeans, a cowboy shirt and a clean cut lookin like i just left the frat party last night and feeling a little too stuffy to be real, sitting with this chip on my shoulder and a bad taste in my mouth" come on Phoenix, is this what its all coming down too? okay i'm in for the food, take your own party and live it up. hell, just sneak in some little bottles from the mini bar and you won't care about the wait for anything.

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An example of an negative review: Am i the only one for whom P.F. Chang's was ruined by one or more episodes of 'South Park'? Actually, i'd never eaten at one until a recent trip to Vegas. But all i could think of as i ate some chicken that attempted to make up for its lack of taste with absurdly unnecessary spiciness was what my couric output would be. Disappointing in every regard.

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An example of an positive review: The MGM Grand is a beautiful Hotel & Casino. I've stayed here a couple times and gambled here a handful of times. I've always been pleased with the experience. The Las Vegas Strip is inundated with first-class hotels and casinos, but this one still remains a favorite of mine. The only thing that holds me back from giving them a full 5-star rating is the room rates. They're significantly higher than many of the other hotels nearby. Given, MGM does seem to be just a little bit nicer in decor, I don't think it justifies such a dramatic hike in room rate. That aside, I have can't find anything to complain about. They have just about every game or slot you can imagine, the buffet is good, their "Centrifuge Bar" is a lot of fun, and the service is very good. Don't forget to check out the Lion Habitat as well. The basic rooms are adequate in size. Not huge, but spacious enough. Plumbing issues (slow drains or weak water preassure) and sometimes being able to hear your next door neighbors "getting it on" might be the only issues I've come across. But I find this to be the case with all hotels I've stayed at in Vegas. So I accept this to be the "norm". Personally, I spend very little time sleeping while I'm in Vegas so the rooms don't bear a lot of weight in my review. Just being in Las Vegas is awesome and I look forward to my next visit to MGM Grand (whenever I can afford it).