Sentiment analysis: Good beef brisket. BBQ sauce is a tomato based sauce, nothing special and kind of plain. They need more spices in their sauce. Their coleslaw was very good. From their advertising they are proud of their cheese biscuits. Eh, not much to them. The beef brisket was first rate. Bring your favorite sauce, try some cornbread, with their coleslaw and it would be 4 star.

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Sentiment analysis: Stayed in 39105 from 6/7 through 6/9. Huge, huge let-down. I had such high expectations. When I went to Vegas in 2011, it was my first time since I was 11. I saw the magnificent Aria & Cosmopolitan and told my GF when I made more money I would take her there. We stayed at the Hilton off the strip at the time through a deal seen on SlickDeals. Came back in 2012 for the Yelp event and stayed at the Platinum. The Platinum really wowed us. Basically was a fully furnished, modern condo. Through some business conventions and a bachelors' party throughout the rest of 2012, I stayed at the Stratosphere, Mandalay, & Venetian. Fast forward to 2013. Cosmopolitan was booked, but I was just as happy to reserve a room with Aria. I would say Aria is a bit more casual, hip, modern. Cosmopolitan is a bit more refined and upscale. As for me, I was dgaf with my exercise shorts, New Balance sandals, and an oversized shirt. GF was embarrassed walking next to me. But hey, I come here to be relaxed and eat the buffets. No gambling or night life for me. The staff at check-in were extremely courteous and friendly. All staff were courteous and friendly in fact. However, the room was just terrible. After the initial oooh and ahhh of the automated blinds when we first walked in...the flaws became apparent. The Wifi was incredibly slow. The majority of outlets & plugins centered around Aria's Audio/Visual Panel near the TV. Not enough outlets for multiple devices; with my GF, we had 2 iPads, 3 phones, and one laptop so we had to charge one of the phones and iPads in the bathroom. I really wished there were some bedside outlets. There was also no refrigerator...although one could be provided for a daily fee. Ventilation very poor. It was very hot throughout my stay--temperatures were at an all time high of 113 outside. The room was 77 degrees when we went in and with the A/C struggling and constantly on, it managed to bring it down to 75 by the time we left. Both of us tossed and turned the entire night without good night's rest due to the heat and possibly uncomfortably soft bed. I complained to front desk. To their credit, a technician came by within 15 minutes. he flushed the coils and replaced the filter. Unfortunately it did not resolve our problem. Checkout was willing to waive the resort fee but nothing further. The view was very nice. I felt at the center of the hustle & bustle. All in all I felt restricted and I didn't enjoy my stay. I would have preferred to pay for a suite at Platinum off the strip or a suite at the Venetian for a comparable price to a regular King room here. I don't mind paying for the experience, but there was just no experience to be had here. I live in a fairly modern home, and I kept wishing I just stayed home, which after a 4-5 hour drive to Vegas as an "escape", is not something I would have liked to feel.

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Sentiment analysis: While it doesn't quite have the charm of the original Otto in NYC, it's still pretty great. I love that you can "sit outside" and pretend to be on a Venetian street corner while eating delicious Italian food. The service is great too. I went on a very crowded day and still had a waitress who was attentive and helpful. I got my typical margarita pizza. I like to get the simple pizza and get some sides, like the eggplant capponata or the lentils. The bread sticks are also amazing!

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positive