Sentiment analysis: This place is amazing!!! We don't even think about going to any other gelato shop. There are so many amazing flavors are they are not stingy with the samples. The salted Carmel is a must!!! Lastly- the staff here is nice. The only reason I mention it is that there are many ice cream or yogurt shops and most of the time the staff is poorly trained or just not friendly. At Frost they always smile and treat you like a person!!
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Sentiment analysis: A promoter approached me by the lobby and told me that he could put me on the list to drink for FREE till midnight. I loved that my girlfriends and I didn't have to wait in line and we got in for free! Turns out they only serve free vodka drinks but I was okay with that since vodka is my drink of choice. My girls and I had a great time and even got invited to drink for free in VIP! I really didn't pay attention to the crowd but it seemed like there was a good mix of people. Not ghetto or pretentious. I'll definitely keep LAX in mind next time I come back to Las Vegas.
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Sentiment analysis: My mommy took me there a few weeks ago to check it out, and I loved all the baked goods she got me, my favorite so far is the chicken nugget! Everybody there was really friendly and for the first time I wasn't scared, I always get scared when I visit new places. Mommy says I'm a really picky eater but they gave me some yummy food to try to see which one I liked, and now I have my favorite food :) I took Lily there yesterday for a full groom, and the groomer listened how I wanted the cut and she did an amazing job! I am very happy with the service! Lily was done in a little over an hour, which is amazing! In other dog grooming places I went I had to leave her there for the whole day and she always looked scared when I went to pick her up. When I went to get her she was happy and very comfortable with the groomer, that tells me that the groomer is caring and really likes dogs! You won't regret taking your dog there!
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positive