Q: Good, fresh breakfast. Had the meat Lover omelette. Would return.

A: positive

Q: Pizza and sex are two of those kinds of things that, even when they're bad, they're still pretty good... Sushi unfortunately is not one of those things. When sushi is bad, it's just bad. Although I didn't get violently ill, all of the items in my lunch bento box tasted like they had been sitting around for several days. The fish tasted dry and stale and both of our rolls were falling apart. The dining room was nice and open, but it definitely had a fast food feel to it. Our server was attentive and very polite, which is why I give two stars instead of one, but the poor quality and execution of our lunch dishes ensured an overall terrible experience. With the infinite amount of quality restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas, it would be foolish to give them a second chance.

A: negative

Q: It's not easy to choose a show in Vegas, most of them look attractive and thrilling. I and my wife decided to go to Absinthe based on Yelp suggestion and we both feel that it was a great choice. The artists were amazing and acrobatics were truly mind blowing. I was surprised to see that they were from all over the world. More over, all of them looked enthusiastic and excited, the energy was clearly visible on their faces. The show was thoroughly engaging and it kept getting better. I was really impressed with the cirque part. On comedy part, I liked host part more than his assistant's. Host made pretty good use of audience and his joked were funny. The assistant, I thought was, very talented and her voice and style was good as well but the content was over the top 'adult' say NC-17 language. I would have loved if it was more subtle and more indirect. Otherwise overall great experience. I would recommend for couples. Not for/with kids or parents :)

A: positive

Q: We will NOT be returning to this practice. A few months ago my husband went for a checkup and complained of a sensitive tooth. The dental assistant swore nothing was wrong and sent him on his way. Last week he's back for another cleaning. Low and behold the tooth is cracked so he's been living with unnecessary pain because of someone's ineptitude. He was also informed that a piece of filling (which they did not even two years ago) had chipped and gotten lodged in between his back teeth making him unable to floss. The dentist told him he'd need to come back so she could grind out the rogue piece. For what? A cost upwards of $200?! With a $7 dental pick and five minutes, he was able to remove the piece. Simple as that. Where are all the honorable "family practices"? Certainly not here.

A:
negative