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

Answer: As I write this I am sitting on a bench next to the drying/ detailing area. I've been here over an hour now, and let's look at the reasons why. Three cars that came in after me got into the wash before my truck, THEN THEY RAN MINE THROUGH THE WASH WITH THE BACK WINDOW DOWN, then while I was watching from inside the store (20 feet from my truck) I see one of the detail kids knock the rubber bumper off the bottom of my door, then attempt to put it back on once without being able to, then look around and hide the rubber bumper under my back seat! That's when I went out and called him out on it. He replied, "yeah, I was waiting for you to get here." The lead guy offered to put it on. At this point there still isn't a refund, or even an offer of a free wash. The only thing they are offering for those errors on their part is a very disingenuous "sorry" that seems like it's second nature to say. So now I go to Cobblestone and buy their monthly pass!

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

Answer: Loved, loved, loved this place. The service and live music were delightful, matched only by the excellent food. Great quality, inventive menu, creative drinks. We started with the duck fat fries with 110 minute eggs (oh, yeah!), crispy brussel sprout leaves, and chorizo stuffed mushrooms. So garlicy and good, I could have made a meal from those alone. We also had the lamb burger and bacon wrapped pork filet. Honestly, I could have just worked my way down the menu. They have a gluten-free menu and many great options for those following the Paleo diet. A word of caution, though, the butterscotch boudino and creme brulee (gluten-free but definitely NOT paleo) were worthy of the departure. Would love to come back for happy hour - that menu looked amazing, too.

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

Answer:
It is a little hard for me to review a place like Pure because it is not really my scene but I have been to enough of the Vegas clubs to at least be able to compare a little. I like it better than Tao which is at the Venetian even though I like a the Venetian better as a hotel. The outdoor patio overlooking the strip is a great feature of Pure and it is nice to get some fresh air. It can definitely get crowded and hard to move around which is not really my thing but that is what clubs are all about. It is also nice that the line to get in in case you have to wait is inside Caesers and not as much in the odd cattle call type fashion as Tao. I think there are definitely more fun places to hang out in terms of bars and restaurants in Vegas but if you are into the club scene, I would say Pure is one of the better ones.