input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Let's start with why they got more than one star, upon entering the place is clean, they offered water, and my girl (ivy) was very nice... Now onto the review: I bought a groupon for a gel manicure for $30.00 after reading all the positive reviews on yelp and also made an appointment for my man to get a pedicure at the same time (was quoted $25.00 for his...point to come). I've had numerous gel manicures and I'm pretty familiar with the procedure, to my horror after the top coating was set Ivy grabbed acetone to wipe them, my immediate reaction was to pull out (thats what she said!) thinking she was distracted and meant to grab alcohol. I was told that I was wrong and acetone makes them "more shine".... I'm an expert in insurance and finance, not nails, so who am I to argue???? I went back the next day, which btw is a first for me cause I hate confrontation about things like this, same way I'd never send something back to the kitchen, but honestly my nails were THAT bad. The man that I think owns the place took one look and agreed they were cloudy and no where near my cuticle (looked like two weeks growth), he blamed the product. I asked if maybe it could be from the acetone wipe off, his response....wait for it..."acetone makes more shiney". On a positive note they were very kind and offered to redo. By redo I mean that they filed down one layer and put a s*!t load more paint and then came the top coat...granted my nails now weighed 5lbs but they were very shiney...then out came the acetone. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?!!?!!? Owners, please read: http://amazingchild.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Do-a-Gel-Manicure After the acetone caused clouding the man/owner applied a generous amount of clear, supposedly higher grade top coat and had me leave with no wipe down. Two days later they look like a broken overweight mirror. Long story summarized: $30 groupon with $15 tip, $25.00 pedicure - oh wait, I forgot to mention that his pedi was now $30 cause he's a man (really? No polish and have you seen how soft men's feet typically are??) with $10.00 tip, next day another $10.00 tip cause I felt so bad for going back = $95.00 for a crap manicure and forgettable pedi. SAVE UR MONEY - DON'T GO!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Despite being MGM's biggest money pit, this place is still accommodating for guests such as ourselves, maintaining a good level of service and having very classy rooms and furniture. Staying in their suites means you get to stay inside one of the rooms they originally intended to sell as a condo, you can tell by the washer and dryer. Therefore, if you're gonna stay in Vegas for more than four days for a convention or what not, definitely try and get one of these Vdara suites. The rooms are fairly dark; you can see they're going after a very modern feel just as with the casinos and lobbies of Aria. Our suite was pretty damned big; a bedroom with one king bed, a living room with a plasma and roll away couch, its own kitchen, and a larger than normal bathroom with a tub, stand up shower, two sinks, and a powder room counter. We landed our suite at 180 a night, thanks to Priceline. It's one heck of a bargain, and I think you can consistently land this hotel on that site, as well!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
Do not use them for catering. I have spent over $1k in catering with them in the last 6 months and each time it keeps getting worse. I was ordering the food for my company and Panera was their choice. This will be my last order from this location. It took me 45 minutes to place the order (for 15 people) with a giggling girl named Vanessa that kept putting me on hold for some unknown reason. It was truly painful; about half way through the order I was just going to hang up but with the time I had already invested in the call I just kept going. Of course when they delivered the order they had forgotten something and offered to refund it. I told them I had people coming in and I needed it, 50 minutes later it finally arrived. Overall just awful service.