input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: My mom has regular season tickets for the musicals at Smith Center and I joined her this time to see American Idiot, the Green Day musical. The Smith Center is a beautiful building which reminds of an old school skyscraper like the Empire State Building or what you see in Superman movies. Lots of shiny stuff. The main theater Reynolds Hall) is nice, comfy seats, easy to get to, 3 levels of balcony. Lots of stalls in the women's bathroom which is always a good thing. Parking is a bit annoying. We went into the lot where handicap parking is. Its easy to get in but a pain to get out. Only one exit with multiple lanes of cars squeezing into the one exit. Not well planned. My mom says all of the parking lots were not well designed. They have a parking garage that is only used by staff which makes no sense. I don't think there is enough staff to fill a 4 story parking garage! Guests should be able to park there too. I definitely will be back here for some other musicals.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Grand Lux has been a go-to spot in Las Vegas for years, maybe even since I turned 21 and started going to Vegas. Ever since the new nightclubs and new hotels were built on the other end of the strip (Aria, Cosmopolitan, Vdara, Hakkassan, Marquee) I haven't had a chance to hang out in the Venetian or Palazzo. For almost two years I skipped out on eating at Grand Lux and went to Wicked Spoon or Secret Pizza in the Cosmopolitan. Last week I came into Vegas to celebrate my best friend's birthday. We decided to revisit Grand Lux. I ordered two of the mini meals and enjoyed the warm bread as we waited. The service was as great as it was before, and the food was as great as it was before. I even tweeted "Grand Lux I will never cheat on you with a wicked spoon." If you're ever in Vegas I highly recommend spending breakfast, lunch, and dinner here.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I have to wholly recommend this place. It blows most wings you have tried in your life out of the water. The deal for endless wings is great ($12.99 all you can eat). The wings come breaded and fried, never cold or nasty-tasting. They are very crispy and have a great texture. There are several sauces: regular wing sauce with varying degrees of spice and a few other ones (Honey BBQ, teriyaki, sweet chili garlic, sweet and sour, etc.). The regular wing sauces come with a nice buttermilk ranch as well, not the mayo-based sauce other places might serve. The wings are very big and meaty, not very tiny. They give you bigger portions in your first round and afterwards shrink it down. Not exactly what some may like, but it is all-you-can-eat and it is less wasteful in case you overestimated your appetite. I have to also recommend the fries. They come very crispy and thin. These have to be among the best tasting fries I've had as well. They don't give you sauce for these fries, you have to get it over at the condiments counter but the side benefit is they also serve fry sauce and in case you want to dip it in ranch, there usually is enough left afterwards for dipping. There is a drink fountain (Coke-based) and a tea machine for those who would rather partake in that instead. Normally, the service for this place is decent; my only complaint is that sometimes the waiters can screw up the sauce you have, but bringing it up with them usually fixes the problem. I have to commend the employees (an older brunette and a young cook with a buzz cut) that worked yesterday. Although it was very busy and understaffed, they did not lose their cool and kept the service with a smile. I hope the managers do, however, at least adequately staff the place for the busier times. It's not fair to the customers, nor is it to them, who have to bear the grunt of it.