Sentiment analysis: So I have no idea how this place got so many good reviews. I drove all the way from Surprise to check out the bargains that everyone raved about. Well, if I were about 50 years older I might have been able to appreciate the clothing selection they had. I seriously felt as though I might run in to one of the Golden Girls coming out of the dressing room. The clothes were just...well, I have no words. I guess it might be good for businessmen who like to buy their dress shirts, and maybe it's good for shoe enthusiasts. Other than that I don't know who else could appreciate this place. And I am an avid Goodwill shopper, so I am NOT picky about my clothes by any means. Even I, a thrift shop hopper, couldn't find anything I liked other than a tank top to sleep in. I found much, much better deals on the Kohl's clearance rack this weekend. So in conclusion, this store...don't, just...don't.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Let's get some clarification right now. This is NOT A COOKING CLASS, nor is it a place you can go to learn to cook. Instead, it is simply a place where they have a production line setup with various prepared ingredients and a few select recipes that change every month. You can go in there and "make dinner" for your family in their kitchen, and then take it home and cook it. Voila! A "home cooked" meal. For me, I was greatly disappointed that I basically learned nothing about cooking, and that I couldn't do anything on my own without the prepared ingredients and special process they use here. Plus, they simply sit you at a station and you do the steps noted in their recipe. While there is someone available to answer your questions, he or she is no "teacher" and you are not in a cooking class. Unfortunately, various coupon specials have referred to it that way.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Is VIP still VIP when seriously 80% of the club is VIP? We went on a Wednesday night, were hesitant to pay the steep cover, started to walk away... and the cover suddenly disappeared. Now that's magic. The club was absolutely beautiful, although each employee we talked to gave us a different figure about how it cost to build... at 12:30 the cost was $30 million though by 3:30am the estimate was half that. While dancing on the narrow non-VIP strip of the dance floor, we were struck by the sudden mood swings of the DJ... one moment it was Daft Punk, the next Usher, followed immediately by a little of Oasis' wonderwall. Random but fun.
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negative