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An example of an positive review: Been here many times. Always great and fun.

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An example of an negative review: I was here for the Michael Jackson Immortal Tour last year and the Muse concert on St. Patty's Day 2013. Some of the ushers don't seem to know where to send paperless ticket holders like me. Two guys gave me the right direction, however, once I got to the security area, I was asked to go somewhere else. Wasted my time in a line I wasn't even supposed to be in. I went back to the same security area and told him I was at the right place from the very beginning but he told me to go somewhere else and all he said to me was "oh! You found your answer huh?" WHAT??? On getting my wristband, I got yelled at by an usherette for going under the stanchion instead of walking all the way around to get to the end of the line...as if there was anybody behind me! DUH?! The venue itself is pretty ok. Crowd control is pretty bad though. They yell at people unnecessarily but don't do anything when there's a group of rowdy guys.

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An example of an negative review: There are only two reasons to go to The Palms: - The clubs - which are spacious, airy, and hip - The pool - hot girls but the the pool itself is outdated The casino isn't that big and kind of plain. The restaurants blow except for the N9NE. The collective lobby feels like a glorified Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville.

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An example of an negative review: Um . . . OK, we gave this place a shot, but were far less than impressed. I think they tried to be "authentic," and actually had a few items which could be picked up in "authentic" Mexico (sopes, tacos, which were what we ordered), but the taste and the quality were not something which would prompt us to eat there again. Location is . . . unimposing? That's one way of putting it. Another way is it is a bit scary. Yes, you can order in Spanish. That doesn't, however, make it a 5-star joint. Not all that well-maintained . . . much like the surrounding neighborhood. We came on a Sunday when there was hardly anyone there . . . and we were more than a little nervous parking our car and walking in. I don't have anything really bad to say about the food . . . I will applaud their effort. I can safely say, however, that the taste was not of the "died and gone to heaven" variety attributed to them by so many of the 5-star reviews they have been awarded. I would say give them a shot . . . not bad, but not great. They have menu items other than the regular "burrito / chimichanga" fare that so many folks think constitutes "real" Mexican cuisine, but not, in my opinion, meriting a special trip.