Sentiment analysis: Never get helped when I go in. You have to try to find someone yourself, which isn't easy. Walked around for over 30 minutes and no one said a word to me. After I finally found what I needed I went to the counter. I waited for about 10 minutes behind one couple, when it was my turn to check out (I was only getting a belt) the guy looked at me and skipped right past me. I guess the person looking at guns was more important. I only go as a last resort. This isn't the first time this has happened either.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: If this buffet wasn't so far off the strip, I'd love to come here everytime. But then again, it's probably good because it's off the strip! Came here for their seafood buffet for a second time and it was just as good as I remembered. Cheap too! In comparision to the buffets on the strip, this seafood one is $33.99. Not too shabby at all. Love the fact that they have STEAMED crab legs. They are just so much tastier than the cold cocktail ones. Oysters, clams, shrimp cocktails, the works! I stuck with the oysters and crab legs and got my money's worth for sure. The other stuff I didn't really try because I was so focused on crab legs. The tidbits I did try were really good as well. The mac and cheese was deliciously cheesy, the sashimi salad was delicious. Unlimited beer and wine! Just remember to tip! AND they have root beer on draft! Hit up their dessert bar and add a scoop of vanilla ice cream and it's a great end to a fabulous dinner. I'll be back! So worth the wait. Go earlier to avoid the ridiculous lines... but even with the line, it's pretty much worth it!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I've dined at Honey Salt 4 times and have tried to love this place. Really Really tried. I live and shop in that area so its a convenient location with a beautiful decor. I've dined at Honey Salt for lunch, after dinner drinks/dessert, and twice hit that strange part of the day between their lunch menu and their dinner menu. Each time, the food I ordered was attractive in presentation, yet just average on taste. However, it was consistently poor service I received that prompted this review. Upon arriving during my last and final trip to Honey Salt, my husband and I were again seated in the narrow dining area near the bathrooms despite the fact that the restaurant was nearly empty that afternoon. I asked the hostess if it would be possible to sit in the main dining area (for once) in order to enjoy the sunlight that could be seen through the front entrance. She told me no and her reason was that the staff "needed to get ready for the dinner crowd." Now, first of all, I'm not sure what made the future dinner crowd more important than current customers in front of them, but I clearly saw several staff members leaning near the kitchen window visiting and laughing loudly. They were at ease, enjoying the lull of the afternoon. This was not a bustling rush to prepare for dinner. This is the only restaurant in Las Vegas that has ever denied my rare request for a seat change. I wondered what trick the two-three persons that were actually seated in the area we requested performed for such prime seating? We decided to move ourselves in order to an outside table under an umbrella. We alerted the hostess to our decision and then waited for someone, anyone to take our drink order. There were other diners on the outside patio as well but as their server assisted them, no mention was made to us about any impending attention. We also noticed at this point how filthy the patio was. Trash was piled up against the patio fence and although several servers came and went from this area, not one made any attempt to clean the area of any of the debris. After some confusion regarding who should take our drink order, three staff members approached our table and took down our umbrella. They said absolutely nothing to us but continued their own conversation while they worked. We thought we were being pranked. One of the staff members carrying the umbrella away, missed hitting my husband's head by centimeters yet made no apology or comment what so ever. I hope that these concerns don't sound petty; poor seating, abbreviated menu selections, dirty environment, rude staff...and perhaps each could be forgiven if the food was great- or even good. But for just "ok", I'll take my business to the Triple George Grill, Marche Bacchus, or to Vintner Grill where I can get great food AND great service. I know the owners of Honey Salt have a successful history in this industry, and in Las Vegas in particular, so I regret the experience I've had at their restaurant, as I"m sure its not the experience they have worked so hard to create. However, they have lost a valuable local customer and I have to encourage readers to avoid Honey Salt until some significant changes are made.
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negative