Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This is my first to write a review on yelp because I was pissed off when I walked out from this restaurant! Food was over priced, and the taste was so so. Beside the good, this restaurant has bad bad Servise, on top of that they add 15% on the bill automatically. If they want better tips only need to change their attitude instead charging tips that is business. Never go there again!
Q: negative

A: Love the coffee but seriously with the drive thru? Why dont you have the cars waiting go though the other lot to the drive thru so they are going straight in instead of waiting in the parking lot where no one can park or if you do get parked there are 20 cars blocking your way out.... please mr. Franchise owner fix this issue!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Fantastic happy hour!! The staff is super friendly, the happy hour prices are fantastically inexpensive, and the food is very tasty! Note: happy hour prices are only at the bar, $5 personal pizza, $5 spinach artichoke, $5 veggie panini, delish!!
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Output: Downgrading Shady's rating based soley on how unfriendly the bartenders are. I've been coming to this place for years, and STILL the dudes behind the bar act like they have gold shooting out of their bums and like I'm totally not cool enough to talk to them. Seriously people? You're bartenders. The nicer you are to people, the more money you make. A-holes.
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output: There are two types of rooms at the Palace Station Hotel - tower rooms and courtyard rooms. The difference between these two rooms are like night and day. Trust me, you DON'T want a courtyard room. I was here for a convention/conference a while back and, seeing I was cheap, I booked a room in the courtyard. Ehhh...bad decision. Lemme just put it this way - when you walk from the main hotel/casino to the courtyard area, you walk outside for a brief moment to cross over into the courtyard. In the hotel, you have nice automatic sliding doors and elevators, once you get into the courtyard, you have to open doors yourself and take the stairs. Doesn't sound like a huge difference but it is. I mean, think about it...when was the last time you went to a hotel that DIDN'T have automatic sliding doors? The rooms weren't that nice either, once you get inside, it reminds me of a Holiday Inn or Motel 6. Average but livable. The tower rooms, which I had the opportunity to see later, are much nicer. Actually, much nicer is an understatement - you're actually getting a room that makes you think you're in Las Vegas. You get a larger room to begin with, nicer sheets, a flat screen TV, a cleaner bathroom - everything's just nicer. I think they recently remodeled all the tower rooms, which explains why the drastic difference in decor. Therefore, if you HAVE to stay here (because I don't see why you would stay here under your own free will if you have so many other options in Vegas), pay the extra twenty bucks and bump yourself up to the tower. It's just not worth it stay in the courtyard...
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Wow, did I really go to the same place as all the other Yelpers?! I feel it my civic duty to add my 2 cents. As a disclaimer, my husband and I enjoy a good prime rib. We used to live in the Bay Area and frequented HOPR in SF. Our options are limited in SD and thus we arrived at Lawry's Vegas looking forward to a nice piece of meat! The service was just eh for the price you're paying. Our waitress at one point came over and excused herself to "need to attend to something" before taking our order. She then immediately went to the table across from us and chatted up the couple and their child, who sat down 10 minutes after us, for a good 15-20 minutes!! She obviously knew them and was in no hurry to tend to us. The one star she gets was the fact they noted it was my husbands birthday and thus brought out a comp dessert. The food was rather mediocre as well. The salad was rather bland and non-descript. As per usual Lawry's style, the prime rib is served straight from the carving cart at your table. The meat was actually a little cold - I guess that's what happens when the restaurant is more than half empty. The flavor of the prime rib was also quite lacking. My cut was especially tough (despite being "medium rare") - you know when you chew a piece of bad meat and just have to chew and chew and chew until your jaw is sore and then finally you can swallow? So incredibly disappointing. On top of that paying Vegas prices for sub par food. Do yourself a favor and PASS on this chain establishment in Vegas.