Q: Dr. Erickson is awesome! He's now delivered both of my daughters and the experiences were great. He's easy to talk to and was highly referred to us by a friend. Both deliveries were fantastic. He was calm and nurturing for my wife and I during labor, and you can tell he really cares about his patients. I've actually seen him run across the parking lot to go deliver a baby at Arrowhead Hospital while we were pulling up to his office for one of our 3rd trimester appointments . From what I understand, he did the same for us when it was our time.

A: positive

Q: Lunche Libre ! You now found a new stalker ! I was fortunate enough to live near two schools they stopped off at the past two weeks. Both times I had the Steak and Blue quesadilla. The Carne Asada was delicious and the combination of everything in it was perfect. I've had the Aqua Frescas in the past and they are a must.

A: positive

Q: If I didn't know any better, I thought I was back in New Jersey on Route 23. This is a great diner - good food, breakfast all day, big menu with all kinds of selections and a huge glass case with unbelievable desserts. The apple turnovers were HUGE!!! Did I say the deserts were awesome - just like a NY/NJ bakery/diner!!! The challah French toast was the bomb. And seriously - save room for a dessert. They are all amazing.

A: positive

Q: Vegas is a turd, plain and simple, and the Luxor exemplifies all that Vegas has become since its decline from the golden era. So, the Luxor. The building is rundown, and ill-maintained. Rude, rude, rude staff are everywhere. The notion of service in Las Vegas is a thing of the past, and again, this is typified by just how crappy the Luxor is. The room, while tired in appearance, was acceptable, but very mediocre for a strip "super hotel". The bartenders at their in-house bars were the rudest asses, and needed to have their noses bloodied for the snide, snobby comments and smarmy, rude, conceited attitudes. No tips for them. Wankers. Just an all-around bad experience. I couldn't wait to leave the Luxor, and the city, too. The novelty of the shape of their building is their only lure. One really can't help but stand on an indoor balcony a few floors up, and admire the engineering. But as for the hospitality...these people have no concept of guest care or hospitality. It'll be too soon, if I never again visit Las Vegas.

A:
negative