Q: The pharmacy here is great. First time I came here I was in and out within twenty minutes. This is my second time and it took a little bit longer but still not a big deal. I come all the way from tucson bc all tucson pharmacies never have meds in stock. So compared to tucson pharmacies this place is heaven. The Pharmacist who helped me was and Deb she was so kind and helpful.

A: positive

Q: This place sucks, not my normal car wash, but was in a hurry and needed to wash my car. They did a horrible job for a $20.00 car wash. And I don't think anyone there spoke English. Everything in the shop was overpriced. Had been here once before, and I could not remember why it had been so long...now I remember. RIP OFF!

A: negative

Q: It has been almost a year since our last stay at the Bellagio, and in my opinion, things have gotten even better. Perhaps it is the newer competition that has driven Bellagio to step up its game. My newest favorite at Bellagio (and it's really not that new, just new to me) is the VIP Cypress Lounge at the pool area. Drop $75 a person, per day, and you get the most comfortable lounger, freebies like mini cups of virgin smoothies, cool cucumbers, and tasty orange sections. More importantly, you get personalized attention when you want it. Service is with a big friendly smile. The patrons there seemed less inclined to show off their bodies and tans, and were a more mellow crowd than the groups fighting over lounge chairs and umbrellas, drinking carelessly, shouting and causing a ruckus. It was so relaxing. This is the only way to do a pool day at the Bellagio! Another thing I noticed was the abundance of drink attendants throughout the casino. They were actually more personable than ever before. No waiting to flag someone down, having to spend more time at a slot machine because you're tied to it waiting for the server to bring your drink order. One of the major standouts to us was that we ate at fewer Bellagio restaurants this time and tried a couple of sister restaurants to Bellagio's greatest Yellowtail (Japanese) and Picasso (French). We ate at the recently opened Kumi (Japanese) at Mandalay Bay and Julian Serrano (Spanish Tapas) at Aria. They were a disappointment, to say the least, compared to their Bellagio outposts. Bellagio definitely scores way ahead of the other MGM properties in the restaurant department. As an aside, the new alliance between MGM/M Life and Hyatt is a real bonus now. If you are a member of both frequent guest programs, you can earn points and stays which is a real plus for us Hyatt die-hards. Stay and spend money at Bellagio (or any other MGM Las Vegas property with a few exclusions) and you can earn Hyatt Gold Passport points and stay credits. Finally, a quasi-Hyatt presence in Las Vegas! Just gives us more reason to head back to the Bellagio!

A: positive

Q: Ahhhh my senses are flooded my body is calm and I can actually feel the sun kissing my skin. I must be at Phipps, I love to go alone on a quiet day and enjoy snapping photos for cover photos for my Iphone or fb page :) You will feel like you are 12 again and stuck in your own secret garden, strolling through the little hidden walkways. Warning noisy college students can be found roaming but you can easily escape them by going to another room :) My favorite parts of Phipps? The rotating exhibits in the display rooms are cool but the orchids are awesome! I'm a daughter of a british green thumb so I know my plants from old english damask roses to the daytura to butterfly weed. So I am picky about plants and Phipps has something for everyone I don't know why it is not more packed. Great place to bring out of town family and friends its is truely a pittsburgh must see! Favorites: Orchids, Choclate Tree, Jasmine plant, Hibiscus trees, Magnolias and of course Dale Chulily pieces. Go to phipps! you wont regret it I promise, 12$ for adults to get in, Phipps is a best enjoyed on a sunny day.

A:
positive