Sentiment analysis: Ah, Target, you get me every time! I shouldn't be allowed in here without adult supervision. Go in for a box of tissues and leave with $50 worth of stuff including candles, cat toys and a shirt...nothing that I intended to buy. Every. Time. This location is clean and well-kept. Staff here is always welcoming and it's been a very off occasion when we have made it through the store without someone offering help or asking how we are doing. A drawback here is the physical location itself. Much like the Desert Ridge location, this one can be interesting to get in and out of for walking, parking, and maneuvering. There are a lot of other shops in this tight shopping complex, and it can be a bit of a beast to watch all the various ways cars are going. Overall: A Careful in the parking lot, but once inside you may be lost in the void that is Target deals!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: This was probably one of the best meals I've had, ever. That's saying alot because... I eat... alot. We did the special prix fixe that was about ~$130 that included 9 courses (the chef even sent us over complimentary oysters to start). One of the dishes that stood out the most was the Foie Gras Brulee with a toasted Brioche bun. [photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/f9sU31meK0bqAD7922sCog?select=ubSUjOIu_riQpizPG9SYDg] I'm familiar with foie gras but I've never had it quite prepared like this. The other courses were just as good and included scallops in a chowder, rabbit loin wrapped in bacon along with a pate/meatloaf of the innards, 36hr braised beef. And normally I'm not huge on deserts because I'm not a fan overly sweet deserts and chocolates, but Sage had one of the best if not the best desert I've ever had. It was perfectly balanced between sweetness/acidity/tangy goodness. It was something like a White Chocolate Mousse with Passion fruit and Boysenberries and some other stuff. [photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/f9sU31meK0bqAD7922sCog?select=niFRvZwF-TyZIipUKkOySQ] We ended up ordering coffee, and it came out in a french press which is always a win, but soon regretted that decision when we realized the chef wasn't done quite yet, he also sent out some rosemary hot chocolate and chocolate truffles. Perfect way to end an already spectacular dinner. Sage also has a pretty nice wine list and unique cocktails. We got two bottles from Amarone (which my friend suggested because she had it a couple times and loved it but couldn't find it much anywhere... but they were $250 a bottle! ha..... ouch.) I also ordered a jack snap from the cocktail menu, which was jack honey with ginger ale citrus and some other things, either way it was so good. Our server was 'fabulous' if you catch my drift, but he was pretty entertaining and constantly came over to check on us. He was a pretty funny guy, so I'm not complaining. I swear to god the bussers came over almost instantly and they even came over and folded the napkins back up when people left the table. SUPER ATTENTION to detail. Overall, a great experience and I would definitely recommend it if you're out in Vegas and don't mind spending a few extra bucks.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: This place is just too big. Kinda like a walmart of electronics. I've been to the one in San Diego and now here in Vegas and there's really no difference. For some reason I always end up here when I need something like a wireless router. There's about 200 different varieties but none that you want. The inventory is just scattered about with no rhyme or reason to the organization. Get ahold of one of the teenage salespeople for help and they can't really explain anything. They just tell you the most expensive one is the one you need. They do sell some Apple products but no one seems to know anything about them. There's a snack/coffee area in the middle of the store so that's cool. Fry's isn't terrible, but I prefer Best Buy, Circuit City or the Apple Store for my electronic needs.
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negative