Sentiment analysis: Everyone knows that when it comes to all things Las Vegas, it ain't cheap. I can't find a single better example than the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art. Yes, it might be fine, but there's no reason to pay a hefty fine to see some 25 or 30 pieces of art. It costs $15 for non locals and $10 for students. Yes, they do have works from Picasso and that fact alone saved this review from being demoted to a single star. Save your money and go to the Richard MacDonald gallery of art based on his sculptures of Cirque du Soliel. Ironically, there are more works here and they are insanely detailed and quite amazing. Oh, and this gallery is also free.

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Sentiment analysis: This place is another Vegas night club that is living off its reputation. First, the dance floor is way too crowded for any real dancing. I could barely move without bumping into other people. Second, my girlfriend and I waited in line way too long while some average looking girls at best cut to the front of the line. If you are looking for a place to dance and have a few drinks without a bunch of hassles don't come here.

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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