Sentiment analysis: Don't let the location or aesthetics of this place fool you... The food is great. They have plenty of traditional options and even a few Thai and curry choices as well. Service is always great and the good comes out quick!

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Sentiment analysis: OK, so my business partner and I are at some catered event in the Golden Room at the Sahara. Dinner was so so, but it was a meet and greet with an important vendor and we got toasted beforehand making the bad food slide down more easily. Afterwards, we wanted to gamble on the cheap so we decided to head downstairs thinking it would be easier to find a $10 table here than back at the Mirage. We were kind of right. All of the tables in this part of the Sahara were not $10....they were a buck. $1 blackjack & roulette....... and penny slots. The funny thing about penny slots here was that they only take bills, not coins. OK, so I thought it was funny. Anyway, we are not big gamblers....my partner especially. In fact, I had to give him some quick pointers when he put $2 on black and $2 on red on the same roulette spin. Classic. You can't make this stuff up. (Hey Mickey, what about the Nascar Cafe!!!!). OK, OK....While playing, we see a huge sign about the 3 Pound Burrito at the Nascar Cafe just a few feet away. "Eat it all and it's free!!" (See the photo....No, that is not me.) They make you sit in the middle of the room, under a spotlight, with a velvet rope around the table. It's actually $19.95 if you don't finish. I would actually pay $19.95 to see a good buddy attempt the feat, but I would not drive him home. I value my car's interior too much. I tell you what, people say you get a huge ego boost by walking through Walmart and seeing the collection of people.......You gotta try this place.

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Sentiment analysis: The 2nd most recognized and famous hotel in Old Vegas behind Binions. I've stayed here really in 3 stages in my life. As a kid my parents took my family here, as a freshly minted adult I came here and as a more mellow adult. 4 days 3 nights is a long time in Vegas. The hotel is nicely upgraded from how I remember it just 8 and 18 years ago. The newer rush tower has the nicer amenities, but the casino as a whole is nicely upgraded. The pool is open till 2 with tables, lounge, private cabana's and a slide that goes through their world famous aquarium. They now have a poker room that is pretty large and a club that plays top 40 for old couples and divey swamp donkeys. Pro's were price, nice upgrades like a Sushi restaurant, poker room, aquarium. Con's were billing, room AC, housekeeping, TV. Overall a good experience, a place that's a nice change of pace to the superficial, glitz and glam of the ultra modern super hotels of the strip.

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positive