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

Answer: I too wanted to eat @ L&L's the past weekend, strangely found out that they closed. They asked us what we usually get and they offered chicken katsu so what the heck, might as well give it a try. I have never been to a sushi restaurant with modern music, pretty different i must say, not in a bad way. The staff was friendly and energetic, the food, just WOW. Im not sure what this other person saying the sushi is worse than costco sushi because its one of the best I've ever tasted and I've eaten a lot of it. Not a real sushi enthusiast, so try something else like katsu smart guy. Then came dessert, usually we'd skip on that but one of the friends said sure why not, what we got was ice cream tempura which was just a nice scoop of ice cream battered in panko flakes and cut open, you NEED to try this, it IS the icing on the cake. I feel that this place is gonna get popular or at least should, it seems like a family owned business, not some chain restaurant that you'd go to everyday. So if you got the time, give them a try.

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

Answer: If you want carry out in a timely fashion, this is not the place to go to. Waited FORTY FIVE minutes for a carry out sandwich! 3 customers that ordered after me got their order, after they complained. When I finally said something I got my sandwich---good thing I checked it out before leaving. It was the wrong order! They had to go back and redo it. When I got to my place, the bread had not even been heated. Normally their food is good, but the last two times I've been there it's been slow and they have royally messed up. And, do not think you cane add a specialty coffee, or baked good to your order. You have to go to a separate counter and stand in line (again) to order and pay. When I go there I don't expect "fast food" speed. But, seriously, 45 minutes for a carry out sandwich...

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

Answer:
The place itself is in kind of an underground shopping center in a way. Pretty cool spot that makes you feel like you're not really in a shop in Vegas. It's not an emporium by any means, but it's big enough that it carries a decent to great selection for pretty much most genres. The clerk/owner was very helpful and friendly, something that's not always common in record shops (especially ones in Vegas, from my experience). The spot is also very organized overall. Ended up walking away with a German pressing of La Dusseldorf's self titled LP in VG condition for $27 with my 10% off Yelp check-in coupon. My only complaint about the place is their pricing vs. condition of records. Nothing was overpriced tremendously, but some stuff was definitely overpriced for the condition that it was in. Although this isn't a huge complaint, though, as this is a common for a lot of record shops I've been to. In conclusion, best shop I've been to in Vegas so far! I'll definitely be back.