Sentiment analysis: MEATBALLS. ARE. AWESOME. (decent portion size too - Jenny L :P) In fact so awesome that they tempted one of our dining group who had eaten dinner beforehand and went in for seconds. Where as I would not *normally* go for potato salad and (normal) salad with my meatballs, J.P. did and it works well. Other meals on the table included an aubergine steak and a chicken-with-chorizo dish (which actually looked small compared to the other mains served). Of note is that even though we had a dinner reservation time of around 7pm, many of the mains (three out of the six or so on offer) had already sold out - annoying to say the least.. Service was OK, a little hit and miss. One waiter was awesome, the other one disappeared at random and we ended up having to go down to the bar to order drinks back up to our table. No kids-books-disguised menus during our visit, just (not enough) drink menus.. had to track one down on many an occasion :| But, all in all, good food ... service _could_ have been better, but it's a pub, so...
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Well, someboday has to say it on Yelp, so let it be me. I've seen reviews of the Meat Loaf show on other sites and at least they are honest. I wanted to love the show, but the guy has no voice left. It's not even a question of hitting the high notes--he's all over the place--no tune at all. I was embarrassed for him. Some of the stories he told were interesting--some of the skits were corny-but hey, it's Vegas, I'm cool with that. But the singing, wow, so bad. I felt sorry for the background singers (excellent BTW) and band (also excellent) that had to try to harmonize and make him sound decent. Kudos to the engineer, but Meat Loaf's singing was...well I just felt sad really. It was kind of pathetic. SOMEONE please be honest with him and let him retire and spend time with his family. I had comped seats for the show, but if I had paid I'd be demanding my money back. So sad.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Hertz once again manages to disappoint. I've rented from them before for both personal and business and every time, I want to cry. I get to the rental counter after a long wait where the rental agent proceeds to talk, talk, and talk some more. I just wanted my rental car. He talks me into upgrading to a Mini Convertible which I thought might be a fun experience. Then we move onto insurance, additional drivers, and gas. As someone who has rented many, many cars for business, I know the drill and I knew what I wanted. The best part though was the gas - I told him about seven times that I would refill the tank myself knowing full well I would not be using a full tank on the trip. After a full five minutes of discussion we agreed that I would....fill the tank myself. The convertible was actually broken and a call to Hertz at the airport did not yield a phone call back. So, we basically had an oversized sun-roof. When I went to return the car, the woman who received the car in the garage told me that the agent should have shown us how to operate the convertible and I should speak to a manager downstairs. It was only there that I found out the agent in the next window had test drove the car and confirmed that yes indeed, it was broken. I got my upgrade credit back but good grief - my best experiences for rental cars have been with Enterprise and Thrifty. Try them if you're flying into McCarran Intl in Vegas and need a car
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negative