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An example of an positive review: As the cheddar cheese slowly repels from the burger, I quickly snatch it with my tongue before the jealously hungry plate that caresses my burger even touches my meal. Yes I am a jealous person when it comes to good food. Hardwood smoked bacon, avocado & cheddar burger on a fresh bun (I do not know the name of the bread but it was YUM!) was fabulously delicious with the fries as the only disappointment. To me they tasted as if they were borrowed from Burger King. And the woman sitting on the table next to us kept asking questions when we took a bite. That's okay. She was curious about everyone's food taking a photo of me every time I sunk my teeth into the over-sized $13.00 burger. The server was fabulous checking up on us frequently; however only exception was the busboy and hostess did not bring the Cucumber ranch dressing my friend was eating in a bowl large enough to fit a 10 pound cat. We had to ask the waiter and he brought it to us within 2 minutes. If only the busboy could have taken two minutes from the conversation with the hostess about his dog to bring the dressing might have brought up the score 1 notch. NO COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE HUGE PORTIONS.

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An example of an negative review: Maybe it's just me, but I like to go to a place and feel like I'm welcome. The staff here give you the impression that you're killing their buzz by daring to pay to get in, and daring to pay over the odds for their wares from behind the bar. And over the odds is exactly that. 2 pints, and a vodka and coke - 16. SIXTEEN POUNDS! Not to mention the floor that becomes like an ice rink after an hour, the poorly organised cloakrooms and just the horrible feeling that you'd be better off somewhere, anywhere else. It's not the worst place I've been - but it's not far from it. Improvements, please!

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An example of an negative review: Golden Nugget deserves 1 star when you have to pull a couch cushion off of the sofa to put in the bathroom to get some peace and quiet sleep. I'm not proud of it and it's a first for me, but sleeping in the bathroom was about the only place I could get some rest. Had the front desk only informed me that the music and noise coming from Fremont Street Experience was so loud that it penetrates the walls of the Rush Tower hotel rooms facing it, I would have elected to go on the opposite side of the tower. I was here on business, not by choice, and got the short end of the stick. People staying here be warned: if you are in the new Rush Tower facing Fremont Street, the music plays full volume until 3:00am and literally penetrates the windows and walls. Putting your hand against either of them will reveal the pulsating beats and low-end frequencies of the music being blasted from 100 feet away. I'm not being elderly about it- I'm in my 30's and enjoy loud concerts....just not when I'm trying to sleep. I was compensated 1 night free for my troubles (stayed a total of 2 nights). I'll say that the rooms in the new Rush Tower are nice and hold their own against any of the newer 3 star hotels on the Vegas Strip. But what good is a nice room if you can't enjoy it? Customer service was the worst experience I have ever had at any hotel. When I called at midnight willing to change my room for another, nobody at the hotel was willing to help. I complained that I was never given a notice about how much noise would be pushing through the wall and it was only met with a mere "well, this is Vegas and the city never sleeps" attitude. I call B.S.. I've stayed in most of the major hotels lining the strip and have never had an issue with outside noise. The next day the manager on duty, Orion, told me and my group of 20 business administrators that "he would not" allow us to speak to the General Manager, Brett, because he did not want to bother the GM with an issue like this. I really can't believe that the words out of his mouth were "I will not do that for you." Nice customer service. He said that in front of a large group of us at the front desk. This is what we in the business world say should be a "never event." As in, me and my group of 20 administrators will never be back to the Golden Nugget based on the poor customer service. I hope Brett puts a check on the attitudes of the managers because it makes the hotel experience awful and reflects poorly on the hotel management. My 2nd night they conveniently found me a room facing the opposite way as Fremont Street. At night it was peaceful, quiet, and the way it should be. Thanks for comping me one night, though. It was my company's money and at least Orion admitted that my guest experience was not acceptable. I told him to pass on to Brett that the Golden Nugget should start giving a disclaimer to all guests to warn them about the excessive noise that comes through the wall. He said that it was "a great idea" and I'm sure that he was lying. I bet he never brought it up again. The fact is that the Golden Nugget is just not a guest friendly hotel at this time. Maybe a change in staff attitude would help put the bow on an otherwise pretty package.

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An example of an positive review: Best breakfast spot in Wisconsin!