Sentiment analysis: I was so looking forward to eating here after seeing all the great reviews. We were a party of 8. Dinner on Sunday, 4/13/14 prior to my wedding day. I ordered the Oysters Rockefeller, French Onion soup and the 24 oz Prime Rib. My fiance ordered the Lobster Bisque and the 10 oz Filet. I love raw oysters and I love them Rockefeller. These oysters had way too much sand so they didn't taste very good. The onion soup was bland, the lobster bisque had too much pepper, the prime rib was so chewy it took forever to eat just one bite and the filet had no flavor to it at all. If I'm spending $47 on prime rib and $45 on filet, I expect nothing but perfection and melt in your mouth flavor. A good filet should not make you want to ask for A1 steak sauce to put on it. We sent back the prime rib (did not want another one), the filet had to go back as well because it was ordered medium rare and arrived medium well. When we got the medium rare, it was so bland I couldn't eat it. One of our guests had to send her filet back because it was too well done also and had to send the crab legs back to be warmed because they were ice cold. So, I'm going to chalk this up to an off night but I won't be going here again. However, our waiter Lawrence was absolutely fabulous, courteous and did his best to please us. He was very nice in providing 4 different desserts for the table at his expense. Hopefully Lawrence can tell management regarding this really bad meal (as he said he would) and improvements will be made. Feel free to give it a try. I hope you have a better experience. I will NOT recommend this place to any of my friends and family.
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Sentiment analysis: Driving range is good, balls fair, but customer service is very poor. Don't waste your time with their "certified club fitter". He's average at best, about what you'd expect at a retail store, but he clearly is not customer oriented. Kind of get the feeling he has better things to do than help you. I won't be back.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: A welcome Oasis in Las Vegas. None of that glitter piled upon glitter. Just quality wines, surroundings and staff. The owner, Raymond Nisi, is a guy who has repotted himself from opthamology. He not only took care of us personally (like royalty), but when we said goodbye he walked us to the exit so we could find our way out. This little hideaway is a surprise, plunked down in the middle of a high-end shopping mall. But don't miss it. Definitely worth experiencing. And don't forget to check out their wine bar which is next door. Lots of killer deals. I particularly liked their Fat Bastard. Aside from the cool sounding name, the wine is a great value.
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positive