Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Sure there's lots of stuff to do inside this enormous casino/mall, but dear God, does that equate to a lot of inconvenient walking when all I wanted to do at the time was check in. The self-park garage was clear on the other side of the property from the lobby and check-in took a long time. But let's be positive for a second, the gentleman helping us check in was very helpful and was able to get my fiance and I in a room down the hall from our friends (until they got another upgrade, more on that later). I've also heard rumors that Caesar's is the easiest hotel to get lost in, and I'm a believer. We stayed in a Roman tower room that was comfortable, but still visually reminded me of a Motel 6. Our friends upgraded to a room in the Palace tower, complete with enormous tub and bidet. I'll admit that room was much closer to the 4.5-star standard than ours was. Wasn't that bad though since we were out most of the night anyway, but didn't feel like a good value. If you're more interested in exploring and just need a bed to crash on when it's all over, then you're good - just bring comfortable shoes.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: My friend and I went to Mac Shack for lunch and we both loved the concept of "create your own" pasta. I was informed that the restaurant is owned by the same folks who own Nora's and that they're considering franchising Mac Shack's. All of the ingredients were extremely fresh and tasty. I enjoy I had the special, which was linguine with pesto, portobello mushrooms, green peppers and shrimp. My friend had whole wheat pasta with vodka sauce, eggplant, broccoli and olives. I thought her pasta tasted much better than the whole wheat pasta I normally buy in a box at the supermarket. Neither of us could finish the whole portion, which included a small roll. There are take home boxes available next to the soda station. This is a nice, inexpensive place to go with anyone, especially a bunch of picky eaters... they can make their food to their own liking. You can specify to "go light on the sauce" if you want. The decor is actually really attractive with Peter Lik photos throughout. Beer and wine is available - yay! - and the patio looks like a nice place to enjoy dinner when it's not over 100 degrees!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
This was my neighborhood Big Lots. I bought stuff for my apartment here. I bought gifts here. I spend way too much time here wandering up each and every aisle waiting for the perfect thing to jump out at me. If you've never been to a big lots, picture a Wal-Mart, squeezed down into a space not much larger than a Walgreen's. Food, games, toys, crafts, kitchenware, cards, candles, frames, linens - all the departments are there - just much smaller. And you could have a different grouping of stuff there every time you go - theoretically at least. Some brands feel like they are always there, but it's hard to know which ones unless you've been going for quite a while. To me, Big Lots is like a sport. The competition is how good a deal you can get. If you're willing to take a sticky bottle, dented can, or sometimes just an old label - it can be amazing.