Q: The Henry (like the cosmo) is a great centrally located spot on the strip that never truly seems 'too' crowded. We went to the Henry for breakfast twice during our week trip and it was great to chill, relax and enjoy a great cup of coffee (nice large mugs) and orange juice served in martini glasses! - Short Ribs Benedict has got to be one of the most amazing breakfasts created.... the potato cake, balsamic glaze, poached eggs - AMAZING! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I remember when I stayed at the Luxor about 10 years ago and was pretty decent. 10 years later, I would have to say that I was not totally impressed by this hotel. Nothing much has changed (i.e. no upgrades or rennovations that I see). It seems like they added a few new restaurants but honestly nothing woth writing home about. CONS: 1) Our hotel room was OKAY, no fridge or microwave. The toilet looked dirty when we arrived (like they didn't bother cleaning it). New upgrades to the rooms would be nice 2) The water in the bathroom was very hard (especially in the shower). 3) Semi-decent toiletries - need to upgrade or something! 4) Overly aggressive sales people all over asking us where we are from and if we want to get a free night next year 5) The slots took all my money (my fault) 6) $60 "convenience" fee?! Really? Shaking my head. 7) No free shuttles to the airports but that's with all hotels on the strip PROS: 1) The maid service was good, they were always in and out in a jiffy and cleaned our rooms impeccably. 2) GYM/FITNESS Center - lots of machines, treadmills, bikes, weights, yoga mats, mirrors, water dispenser, towels. Just really hard to find (just look for the spa and you'll see it) Overall, it was OKAY. I don't know if I would stay here again or would I recommend it. Left me wanting more. OPTIONS:
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Q: Stopped in last week while in town. Also went to Guy Fieri's and , between the two, would be back here again first. Recently opened about a month ago. Love the open atmosphere overlooking the strip. It's on the west side of LVB (next to Mirage near Diablo's) not east side as the map shows. They've got TVs and a huge screen in the back for sports. Ordered drinks, BBQ chicken lettuce wraps, nachos and chocolate stuffed cookies. Lettuce wraps were not really BBQ flavored, just grilled but the sweet sauce for them was great. Nachos were good and DID have BBQ and shredded beef in them. Tasty. But hands down the chocolate filled cookies were awesome! Came out hot and oozing chocolate. Save some room or just stuff 'em down. Service was prompt, attentive and friendly. Everything came out fast and hot. We'll be back! OPTIONS:
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Q: I went to Jerry's last night for dinner. We always eat there and usually like the atmosphere. This time there were protesters there with anti-Nazi signs. They told me that a man was present signing books and speaking to a group of people. His name is David Irving and he was invited to speak by the group about his beliefs that the Holocaust didn't happen. And that Hitler never knew about the Jews being slaughtered. This is sick and made me lose my appetite. Why would a restaurant like Jerry's support a local Neo-Nazi group? Apparently, they hold the monthly meetings of the group there as well. I do not plan to return to this location for any meal in case I run across this type of hatred again. 4.9.12 Since that time, I have been following the story of David Irving. He has not returned to this restaurant again but went to a hotel near the airport maybe a year later. It was guarded by the Phx police red squad. At least the protesters wacked this mole back into his hole for now. OPTIONS:
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negative