Q: I got a really good deal for a two night weekday stay from LivingSocial - so, so glad I booked this hotel!! It was amazing - valet parking, a beautiful lobby, spacious room (we had a junior suite), the entire hotel is non-smoking, our room was incredible. There was a bottle of wine waiting for us when we walked in, the bathroom was HUGE and had a jacuzzi tub, we had a mini kitchenette which was perfect for keeping our leftovers, all of the lights in the room and bathroom had dimmers which is nice to not be blinded if you get up in the middle of the night. Check out was so easy, and we never had to wait longer than five minutes for valet to get the car for us. Highly recommended, I would absolutely stay here again and again!! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Horrible service today, 8/2/14, around 5:30pm. We waited a long time in line because the person taking orders was pretty leisurely about it. But the WORST was the 30 minute wIt for a corn dog and French fries!! Everyone ordering ice cream sundaes gets served first by the same cook the makes the food like hamburgers and for dogs as well! We were #27 and ice ream orders in the high 30's were being Called while we were still waiting. Worst thing is when I saw our food up and they still didn't call our #. Stay away. Not worth waiting half hour in 100+ degree heat. OPTIONS:
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Q: Went to Flemings for a friend's birthday. What really sent a red flag off was the waiter's offhand comment that the menu was a "conventional steak house." Now don't get me wrong conventional is good in my book, nothing beats the simplicity of meat and potatoes. What's wrong is charging luxury prices for food that simply doesn't warrant such a price tag. I'm fine eating a $50 Steak, but what makes it worth $50? Is it organic? Grass Fed? A new innovation on the greatest meat to ever grace this earth? Flemings just says it's wet or dry aged, aging beef is a necessity not anything to brag about. I can cook a beautiful steak from Costco for 8 bucks a pound, Flemings is too expensive at that price. My friends ordered it, they enjoyed it, from what I sampled it tasted fine. But $50 fine? No F****** WAY! And the steaks were a la carte too, which is just ridiculous, if you're paying $50 for a steak give the customer a baked potato. The sides (including potatoes) were priced from the $10-$15 range which just stings because now you're certainly paying $60 for your entree. The sides are marketed as "Family Style" but it'd only give a nice portion split between 3 people. I ordered the Fleming's Salad ($10) and their New Zealand Lamb Chops ($20), and I'm simply baffled at what I was served. When I order a "Steakhouse Salad" I expect something of large proportions. After all a salad with no protein costs a restaurant practically nothing (and none of their food was labeled GMO-Free or Organic). What I received was a little salad, something that would leave a little girl wanting for more. To add insult to injury the dressing was too sweet for my tastes, no acids besides what the baby tomatoes would give. I was pretty buzzed and wolfed it down anyway. When I ordered Lamb Chops I was alerted by the server that it indeed was a little plate of food, I didn't care because I was not paying $30 for chicken breasts. It was small but decent, unfortunately it was given to me at room temperature meaning it had been sitting while my friends orders were made. Come on guys for twenty bucks you can wrap my little chops with some foil! The meal wasn't all bad, the wine served was great, and I loved the deserts, all complements to pastry chef. The servers were courteous. But after being buzzed on wine we were given the ultimate rude awakening with our bill, for a party of 6 our total was around $700 (not including tip). Now to be fair we ordered $250 worth of drinks. But still we were NOT given $450 worth of food, no way in hell can steak, potatoes, lamb, and lobster cooked conventionally cost $450. Now I know what you might be thinking, well this is Sin City, you gamble and spend a lot here. Well I can take you to "Mon Ami Gabi" at Paris and sit outside with a stunning view of the Bellagio Fountains for far less than the price of going to Flemings. I can take you to Bouchon and have the most lovely salad, entree, dessert and wine for roughly $100 a person. Flemings was conventional, there was nothing technically wrong with the food. But at the end of the day we were horribly overcharged, their only gift was a $25 gift card (which we sadly couldn't apply to the bill) and a small box of chocolate truffles. Unless you have a 50% off coupon do not go to Flemings, it simply is not worth it and there are far better choices in Las Vegas. And this is Sin City, why would you want "conventional" in this town? If you want a real good steakhouse you'll get more bang for your buck at the Steakhouse in Circus Circus. OPTIONS:
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Q: I really really would not recommend this place. I came here because they offered deep dish pizza and I've read about Detroit style pizza not too long ago. I thought I'd give it a try. I ordered an 11 inch deep dish pizza with pepperoni and sausage and wings The pizza is, imo, on the cheaper side (in quality). The sauce isn't very spectacular. It tastes pre-packaged and you cannot taste almost any herbs in the sauce. It also doesn't taste really fresh. I noticed a chunk of dry oregano in the sauce but it didn't seem to add any flavor. The cheese is spread kinda thinly to boot, so you end up tasting more of the bread. It also does not have any particular flavor. Neither the pepperoni or the sausage stood out. Honestly the pepperoni and sausage toppings in Pizza Hut has more flavor. The crust is decent but that's as far as the positives go. The only saving grace for this place was the wings. They're done well but a place that bases its business on pizza shouldn't have better wings than pizza. I don't know how they manage to make an awful pizza. It's on par with cafeteria/frozen pizza. Think Tombstone. Red Baron would be a step up above this place. Go anywhere else. Glazier's grocery store is miles better than this pizza and better too. $7-8 versus $14 for a two person pizza. Sam's Club is better. The gas station pizza at Snacker's is better. Anywhere else but here. Save your money and take your business elsewhere. You'll thank me for it. OPTIONS:
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negative