Q: Nice airport. Vast in size, not the largest, but not the smallest. I like that the atrium area holds not only foods, bars, coffee shops, but also shopping wares. Not to be noted, I don't like to shop, but WINDOW SHOPPING as I walk to my gate is not all that bad. I've noticed a few things that I wouldn't mind pulling a #stickandmove coup. Loving the availability of different food selections... fresh food, fresh sushi, sandwiches, juice bars and the list goes on and on. As, I'm not quite the "frequent flyer" so to speak, I do travel a little bit & food choices are critical between layovers. I was really impressed with a Mini-Farmer's Market, located around the E Concourse. Recycling is ALLLLLLWWWWWAYYYYYYYYYSSSSSSS a plus in my book. There's even a catchy phrase along the lines of 'you toss, it we sort it'; how cool. I mean part of the confusion with recycling and why I personally feel people don't do it is because they're unsure of what to recycle and where it goes. But with this 'toss it... sort it' effort, it's a no brainer. Pluses: I do love the Jetson styled moving walkway Various faith based religious services available on Sunday Cool rocking chairs strategically placed throughout and along concourse Minuses: I would love to see more charging stations More adaptable jet bridges, walking on the tarmac is sooooo lame All in all, this airport is pretty cool.

A: positive

Q: I've been going to this restaurant for 4 years, and I can't say enough about it. It's not just that the food is awesome (best french fries ever) but the owners have remembered me every single time I come in. They remember what I usually order, and what my partner usually orders. I've only had a problem with food once (I didn't like my soup) and the owner replaced it happily for me. It's so rare for me in Las Vegas to be genuinely valued and treated nicely when I go out to eat, and I'd rather spend what little money I earn at this Mom & Pop restaurant than somewhere like Applebee's. When I walk in here, it's like visiting a friend's house. You must go! :)

A: positive

Q: Hmmm......I dont think there is such a thing as a good experience going to your primary care doctor. Case in point: My appointment was at 9:20 in the morning so I show up at 9 and check in. They call up finally at 9:30 and send me to the one of the patient rooms where I proceed to wait another 15 minutes. Finally the nurse comes in and checks my vitals. (you know, blood pressure, temperature, etc.) Then I wait another 45 minutes for my doctor to finally show up. What I dont get is that my appointment was to talk about my bloodwork from about 2 weeks ago! So basically I waited about 1 hour just to talk about the results of my bloodwork which only took about 5 minutes. I still dont get why I waited at least an hour before he finally got to me. When I checked in the lobby only had a couple people waiting for their appointed time. I can understand if it was packed then I would expect the wait times to be longer. Now im more worried if it was packed. Might end up being there at least half the day! So from what I think doctor's offices will always have a low or negative rating because until they come up with a faster process, everyone will always be grouchy due to excessively long wait times.

A: negative

Q: Ice, Ice, Baby! $125 for two people, two drinks each, two photos each, gloves, coats, booties for me, tips, and a locker and key for our stuff. It was just warm during our trip and this place was still cool (pun intended). On a sweltering summer day this would have been wonderful. It is located in that mall space between the Luxor and the Mandalay making a great spot to grab drinks before checking out the Bodies exhibit at Luxor. The super nice staff helped suit us up and get into the ice bar were everything was made out of ice (even the chandeliers). You can stay as long as you want and we lasted about 65 minutes. My BFFs goal was to outlast the group at the end of the room and we did, HA! The non specialty cocktails will run you an extra dollar a pop. I wish I would have brought cash to tip! They take your card outside and give you a little buzzer to charge extra drinks n' stuff. They come in every 15 minutes or so to take pictures (since they don't let you bring in cameras or cell phones, something about them getting ruined by condensation). We got some cute shots near all the cool ice sculptures. The music goes from awesome to meh and the lady bartender was super sweet. Did I mention they serve Hangar One vodka? Well they do! We had a blast and I would definitely go back with someone who was in Vegas for the first time (like we were).

A:
positive