Q: Its ironic this place is called "Light", as there is a definite lack thereof inside. Like most clubs on the strip, it was packed and had a line snaking around the interior of Mandalay Bay. Use a VIP promoter to get in without any hassle, otherwise you're going to be in line for an hour or longer. Once inside you'll notice its dark. Really dark. It kinda sucked IMO, id like to see with whom I am dancing. It looked pretty big on the inside, but it was so dark I couldn't even tell you how big it was. The soundsystem was good, the laser/strobe light system wasnt as great as some of the other clubs (like Hakkasan) but it fit the venue. The Cirque du Soleil performers were cool, and the music was definitely bumping. The bar line was a joke. Standard Vegas on-strip club pricing ($40 for a few drinks). We did not stay long, but it just was not for us, I wont let that hurt its rating. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: At first I thought this would be a good alternative to frozen microwave meals, like Lean Cuisine. I rationalized that I would be eating freshly prepared meals that were good for me, without having to prepare anything. After eating the prepared dishes at every meal, for several days in a row, I noticed I was craving water in massive amounts. I literally could not stop drinking water. I realized that the only thing that was different was the food from My Fit Foods. So, I actually sat down and read the nutrition label for some of the things I bought. Every dish was sky high in sodium! One dish was supposed to constitute 70% of my daily intake of sodium and 30% of my daily intake of cholesterol. I was floored. I thought the dishes were healthy. While many of them have good fats, are high in protein, and have decent amounts of fiber, there are TONS that are loaded with sodium, cholesterol, and saturated fats. Be very careful when you choose what dishes to buy. The prices are also extremely high. Additionally, I think most of the meals are much too spicy (I'm convinced that the over abundance of spices is to cover up bland flavor). If you decide that you absolutely have to order food from them, go online and click on the low sodium tab to see their choices for low sodium dishes. There are only a few choices, but it would be a shame to lose weight and then develop a heart condition later on. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I think p.f stands for Paul Flemming. It definitely does not stand for Pretty Fabulous. It should be called PT Changs. As in Pretty Terrible. We had the orange peel chicken, shaking beef, Dan Dan noodles, and wonton soup. All were served at a mediocre temperature, and quite salty. Service was a bit rude, but in a passive aggressive way. The server was very clear to correct me on my pronunciation of Dan Dan. There is a reason I avoid chains like this, and this reminds me why. Sub par food to just fill my stomach. I think it will be a while until I return. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I went for dinner July 10. Tight quarters inside but nice outside covered porch..Small inviting bar. Parking lot is full of potholes. It wont take much to fill with small stones but nothing has been done for years. It would be nice for customers to the fill potholes. Friendly staff . I ordered a Italian Hoagie and my wife had Spinach Ravoli. Waitress was nice but never asked to refill our drinks. My hoagie was dry with min meat. Bun was OK. My wife liked her salad. Both was very avg food in tight spaces and service could have been more attentive. Probably wont go back. OPTIONS:
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negative