Sentiment analysis: Upon entering the complex you will instantly notice the beautiful front entrance to the office. It was covered with flowers in late bloom. The lobby is fresh upon entering and the staff greeted me in just enough time before I got impatient. The model apartment was obvioulsy made to WOW you, and it does. I like to think I was very particular about the amenities, grounds and staff. My daughter was impressed with the convenience store inside the office.(I have not check whether the prices are reasonable or not) The pool has a Roman-esque style, stunning gazebo with gas BBQ grills. By the way the pool & fitness center is open 24 hours and is under video surveillance. The complex has 200 units and is gated with only REMOTE ACCESS ($35 deposit) There is open parking, which is sometimes good and bad... While going over my final selections for a spot to call home, I decided to walk around the grounds, say hi to the neighbors, ask what the utilities are running and ***MOST IMPORTANT*** I asked each one, " WOULD THEY RECOMMEND AMALFI TO A FRIEND?" and they all said YES! I am happy that I chose Amalfi. It feels right, I feel comfortable.Safe...that meansalot to me. I'll keep you posted within the next few months...lets see how things go. I'm optimistic.

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Sentiment analysis: We were there for New Year's eve, arrived at the time of our reservation and were told it would be a half an hour and someone would bring out food while we waited. Nice thought. After an hour and no food we were seated on a heated patio where you were either right under a heater or in a draft. Better to go for lunch or sometime when it if far less crowded. I had scallops which were good but for $32, I expect more than just 4 scallops. My wife had a half portion and got two scallops for $18. Maybe a vegetable would have been nice. Quality was great but expensive. This is a place to eat if you are looking for great food, are on an expense account, and aren't looking for quiet atmosphere.

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Sentiment analysis: Newest casino in Vegas - six reasons to hit up the east side's version of Red Rock: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=W_GX-Y-dbmS5WWMcvP3RYg 1. Ok well it's no Red Rock. The Boulder Hwy casinos are like a newer version of downtown, with more modern amenities and a more mixed crowd, but still kinda cheap. So if you like low limit gambling like $5 blackjack, craps, and roulette, and 1-2 NL and 2-4 L poker, this place is for you. This new "Eastside Cannery" is the latest, with a cool "Rosie the Riveter" retro theme. 2. On this opening Thursday night, the place was really hoppin. The blackjack and craps tables were all completely full: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=dNek-585lb4cDkZ3rltNYg Bursting at the seams even: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=UotxL53yD4xk8l--NxHCww I've been to the Palazzo a number of times and I've never seen the tables there even half full, honestly. This place will give the big casinos on the Strip with their high limits a run for their money. 3. Nice little sportsbook: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=iPvy5RYGgXxuQBjmqJuWcw Just after this photo was taken, the lady in pink yelled "Bet it all on the pretty horsey!!" and then collapsed in a cloud of second hand smoke and foundation powder, which I thought was exciting. The half pound burgers at the Deli next door are solid, very Whopper: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=ayiWVcVfzKrf_O1aRlEz2g 4. Nice little poker room: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=Hy79W1ER8nK49eDfo3Mo9A The 6 tables were split three 1-2 NL (looked like some pretty good action) and three 2-4 limit (also known as "a slow way to die"). I briefly considered playing but then remembered how much I hate that game nowadays. 5. Slots! Lots and lots of slots! Ebay slots: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=XtKm5YY9WyrzqzyIoGoL4Q I'm amused that ebay slots are no different than any other slots, same rules, they just have pictures of purses and shoes on them. And Lucky Fortune slots: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=zeT99v-phTkOAYnUcH-eVg And Wheel of Fortune slots: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=dthVjmiV41g-ITGkaNr1ow I would play slots but I like games where you can, like, win. 6. A 500 seat bingo hall for the Hells Angels mainline heroin crowd: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Zvnm7o2eMaYAEHS8YRn_EQ?select=dDPionTyj6hhTh941ti0yQ So the Eastside Cannery is "doubling down" on the old school Vegas staple of cheap low limit gambling that the Strip seems to consider beneath itself at this point. No uber rich Asian businessmen or Middle Eastern oil magnates here, just the low rollers. This night that approach seemed to be working, with not an empty table in the house.

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positive