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An example of an positive review: Visiting Las Vegas for the holiday's was a great excuse to go out an have a cigar with a couple of buddies. There was discussion of just grabbing cigars and enjoying them at someone's house, but cold weather prompted a search for a cigar lounge. My parents live in the Green Valley area, and I had been aware of Ocean Hill Cigar for a while although I didn't know the actual name. As far as I can recall, the signs visible from Valle Verde simply say "Cigar" or something else inconspicuous and vague. We chose to go based on a few previous Yelp reviews, and its close location. I'll start with the downsides: The humidor was relatively small and offered slightly less selection than I would have hoped for - including missing a few cigars that I am used to seeing. Also, they do not have liquor and the beer is bottled and not on draft. With that said... Despite a small selection of beer, the owners have done a good job ensuring that there is a good quality of beer available. Beer and cigars are both reasonably priced. After selecting, cutting, and lighting our cigars we went to the lounge area. We were handed the remote to the giant TV(s) and got some basketball on. The huge black leather recliners were setup stadium seating style, and I quickly put my feet up. At the time we were the only guys there and it was a great way to wind down and relax. Brian brought us our beers and we were having a great time. Slowly the place started to fill up - a couple was working on laptops at the poker table in the back, and a group of people showed up and sat in the row behind us. Long story short, we had a great night. The place is small(ish) but had a great vibe to it. If you leave in the Green Valley/Henderson area this is definitely a place you want to check out. I plan to be back the next time I'm in town.

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An example of an positive review: I just returned to the Church after quite a long hiatus, and have really been welcomed into this parish. Franky I am not sure if i would still be going if they weren't so welcoming! If you are looking for a positive Catholic experience please try OLPH!

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An example of an negative review: First off, let me preface this by saying I went the Brenden Theatres to see Les Mis. I also frequently go there to see premieres and previews of movies. NEVER have I attended a movie that has been so ruined by a theatre, and I go to lots of movies. The Brenden Theatres at the Palms ruined this movie. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. Whoever was in charge of making sure this movie was played FOR A SNEAK PREVIEW INTENDED TO CREATE BUZZ should be fired. No warnings, no excuses, FIRED! If the manager was on hand to oversee the showing, his head should be on the block too. If I was the company in charge of acquiring theaters in order to show these sneak previews, I would never use the Brendan Theatres at the Palms again. I got my tickets through a movie promotion site that frequently screens movies in advance in order to create buzz and get feedback,, and they're going to get a copy of this review. It was that bad. If I didn't get into this movie for free, I would have walked out during the first 10 minutes, found the manager, and demanded my money back. Since it was a free preview, I had two choices -- Stay or Go. If I had been by myself, I would have left. Not watching the free movie, and then having to pay for it later would have been better than seeing it the way I did. To call it a comedy of errors it to imply that I was laughing about it. If you haven't noticed already -- I wasn't laughing. First, they couldn't get the movie started. This is a three hour flick, and it took them four aborted attempts to get it going. They had sound, but no picture. Finally after about 20 minutes they got it sorted and the movie started. I do believe this started a domino effect that only got worse. Second, the sound was screwed up beyond belief. I'm not sure if this is because of the technical difficulties in getting the movie started or what. But it was almost unwatchable. In todays theaters, there is NO excuse for shutting off the surround sound and having ALL the sound come out of the center channel. That's right. Les Mis has great cinematography, great scenes, AND IT'S AN OPERA / MUSICAL. And you can't get the sound right??????? That's right, the only speakers that were playing sound were the center channel. I was sitting in the first row above the handicap seats, in the dead center of the theater. I NEVER heard a single peep out of any of the side or rear speakers. It appeared the subwoofers might have been working, but if so, even they were muted. Not even the left and right front speakers were working. There was zero channel separation. I sold electronics and home theater systems for years. I know what I'm talking about. And since ALL the sound was coming through the center, the dynamic range was crippled. This is also unforgivable in a dramatic musical. If the crescendo of the song is hardly any louder than the start, that emasculates the emotional impact that the music and singing is supposed to impart. Pathetic. Now, for the REAL kicker. Since they started the movie twenty minutes late, at the CLIMAX of the movie, the house advertising came up on the screen and started playing OVER the movie we were watching. That's right, you could read an advertisement about Mavin Gaye's Sexual Healing music video during the final scene of the movie. It would be like a Wendy's ad asking "Where's the Beef" playing on the screen at the same time Luke Skywalker is about to blow up the Death Star. AND THEY NEVER TURNED IT OFF. I was forced to watch the last couple of minutes of the movie like that. They didn't even catch it and stop it. It was still playing during the credits when I walked out of the movie. If there's ANY saving grace, at least the sound wasn't playing with the advertisement. If a Mavin Gaye song would have started playing at the end, I probably would have starting throwing something. Overall, this drops the Brenden Theatres at the Palms down to last on my list of places to see movies. I'll be going to the Rave at Town Center and South Point from here on out. The saddest part of all -- I was really looking forward to this movie. I've never seen the stage version because I never had the chance. I was excited to get to see a big screen version with big stars, great music, and a good story. I THINK the movie was good, but the experience involved in seeing the movie was ruined.

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An example of an negative review: The sydney salad...tuna salad, was very blasse.....open a can of tuna and dump it on top...I can do that at home...had to wait 20 minutes for it as well...