Q: I think there should be a separate Yelp listing for the Coyote Ugly Daiquiri bar located right outside of the club. I would care less about the club honestly (they even gave me free admission with the receipt of my drink), but I come to this stand in New York New York for one thing... A 48oz. BOOT FULL OF ALCOHOLIC SMOOTHIE When you're in Vegas, you NEED to get a novelty drink. Unlike Fat Tuesday stands which typically close at midnight, this bar is open 24 hours, so feel free to stock up on some delicious drinks on the go at all times of the night. Feeling a boot? Just want a big ugly stick? Whatever it is, they have it here. I opted for the hurricane fruit punch combo with 151, and an orange smoothie that contained shots of everclear. Costs range from $12-$18, but well worth it my friends. Also, if it's your birthday, you'll get a comp free shot of 151! Good times for reals. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I love this place! Since moving to Phoenix I miss my favorite Kosher bakeries and am so happy to have found Karsh's. They have the best Challah bread I've had since I moved here, I love their egg bagels, and the rolls are delicious. Next time I'm going to try the rye bread. Their butter cookies are melt in your mouth delicious and the rugelach and decos were delicious. I was so happy to find an apple strudel like my great grandmother used to make, that even though this place is a drive from me (I'm in E Mesa) I will definitely be making more trips here in the future. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I'd heard such great things about this place, so maybe my expectations were too high. First off, there is no signage whatsoever on the building. I circled the building a couple times and probably would have just gone home, but I decided to go in the bar (Paradise Poker) and ask the bartender where this place was, since bartenders generally know everything. Turns out, it's right next to the bar, but you can't see it until you actually get out of your car. I was there with a group of friends celebrating a birthday, and on paper, this seemed like a great place for a party. They have 2 arcade games and an xbox hooked up on the big screen. One of the arcade games was broken and my friend had to mess with the TV for a while to get the xbox to work (notice my friend was doing this, not the employees). The place, although colorfully decorated, was pretty dirty. It looked like the floor hadn't been swept all day. The employees working were a bunch of young guys who seemed to care more about hanging out with each other than serving the customers. One of their friends was just hanging out there drinking a tall can of bud light (do they have the proper license for that??), and they would rather talk to him than the customers. We all got in line to order our food. I ordered first and tried to get the pulled pork slider. He told me they were out of pork. So I went with the "mystery" slider, the barby, and the pep pep. Apparently they charge $2 extra (almost the price of another slider) for the mystery slider. He did not mention this to me when ordering. Like I said, I ordered first out of the group, but everyone else (6-7 orders) got their food before I got mine. Obviously they forgot about my order. Almost a half hour later I finally got my sliders. The employee tried to high five me when he finally brought it out. No "sorry for the wait sir" or anything remotely professional. Most of my friends were almost done eating at this point. So now to the food: The barby slider was by far the best out of the three. The pep pep was also good. The mystery slider that cost me $5 was just a piece of meat with two fried, overcooked stuffed jalapenos on it. I took one bite and tossed it. To top it all off, about 20 minutes after leaving I had a mean case of the sh*ts. I'll never go there again, and I'd advise anyone who values customer service to avoid this place like the plague. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Plush. Expensive. This is probably the nicest hotel I've stayed at. The bed is like sleeping on a cloud. It's the best sleep I've had in a while. Flatscreen tv. Huge bathtub. Tv in the bathroom. Desk with fax and internet connection to do your work if you're here for business (but you gotta pay for that internet, around $12). And oh, DON'T touch those mini bar snacks!! Move them for more than 30 seconds and they'll charge you whether you eat them or not. A good place to stay if you plan on staying in the room for an extended period of time, but a little too costly if you're going to be out most of the time. GAMBLING: 25 cent Wheel of Fortune is my new best friend. There's nothing like spinning the wheel and winning a couple hundred dollars. Make sure you can hear other people spinning and winning though, because one time I played when people weren't and lost some money. Roulette tables change their minimum at night. The cheapest table is $10 and it goes up to $15. It's not a big bump, but it's big enough to keep me from playing more than a couple of spins. I don't know if it's a Vegas norm or a Wynn norm. And personally, I think the table was hitting 00 a little too often. 1 cent slots--fun to play, easy to win, but overall I think you win more by playing something like Wheel of Fortune. SKINNY on the WYNN PLAYER's CARD (RED CARD): FREE PLAY Upon signing up for the Red Card you get $10 free play. You do not have to be a guest to get the card. After earning (by spending/winning) 25 points you get to spin their wheel and win a prize (money in slot play, free buffets, etc). However, do not assume that 1 point equals 1 dollar as I did, because 1 point is actually $3 spent/won. Yikes! I was wondering why it was taking so long to accumulate points... SKIP THE BUFFET LINE Get the Red Card and you can skip the long regular buffet line and stand in a shorter Red Card line. FREE BUFFETS Upon signing up for the Red Card, you can earn points during your visit to win 2 free buffets. (I don't know how this works for people who are not guests of the hotel. I was there for 3 days so I had 3 days to earn my points.) To win the buffets, you do have to earn 150 points, which is a lot, but depending how big a gambler you are, you might earn it pretty quickly. And if you're an even bigger gambler and earn 500 points, you can get 2 more free buffets. Buffets can be used during a future visit. If you're with another person you can just use the same card to accumulate points faster. If you both live at the same address and can prove it (via driver's licence, etc.) you have the option of linking your cards so you can each sign up and each get the $10 free slot play, and as I understand it (double-check to be sure), your combined points can work towards the buffets. OPTIONS:
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positive