Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Easily my new favorite movie theater!!!I always wanted to go to the luxury theaters in Henderson because everyone raves about it, but it's waaaaay too far from me. I live in Aliante, so the closest theater to me is in the Aliante Casino. I finally got to go here and omg, I died as soon as I sat in my chair! The fact that it's so cushiony, HUGE, and it reclines makes my movie watching experience 100 times better! Oh! And not to mention that the tickets are cheaper than Regal at Aliante! Only $8.50 for matinee and $11 at night. You get to reserve your seats as well, so it's that much better. Thank you for adding in the luxury!
Q: negative

A: Warning this review might upset the Oregano's faithful, but some one had to tell you. Sorry this isn't great pizza. In fact they even try to sell you on the fact that it's Chicago style pizza. It isn't. I am from Chicago and Oregano's would never last out there, and it's unfortunate that the owner decided to sell his soul to the Califronia style pizza devil years ago. Oregano's is edible, but I feel sorry for those that think their pizza is something to write home about. If you want good pizza try Grimaldi's, Bianco's, Cibo, Vito's (43rd Ave and Northern), and a select few Rosati's that are still owned by the Rosati family. More annoying than the mediocre food is the wait. Oregano's seems to think a 10x10 foot restaurant with a 10X10 foot patio is enough to appease his mislead followers. The only thumbs up I would give would be the service, kitchy decorating and that it has a patio.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I had a blowout from Princess. I loved how it looked and that she took her time. She was very friendly. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because I was ridiculously uncomfortable the entire time. The hair washing bowls were by far the worst I've ever experienced and my back was killing me from the styling chair as well. Also, I let her pick which style knowing that I was going to be sleeping on my hair (8pm appointment). I went to be around 10:30pm and when I got up at 6am you would have never known how beautiful it looked the night before. Can't really hold that against this place, but I have gone to other salons and had my hair last 2 days. I will go back and try again.
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Output: Movies, tanning, booze, yogurt, sushi, bowling, gym. You name it... they've got it. All packed in this one place. I could write a book about The EpiCentre, but who has time for that? I'll focus on the key things you should know. The parking deck: is expensive as hell. I recommend taking the light rail. It drops you off right smack dab in the middle of it. Or, park at Fitzgerald's and have a drink there first. They validate for the Wake Forest/Holiday Inn deck right next to it. Short walk to Epi. Best patios (in order): Vida- Great people watching. Plenty of room to sit, relax and enjoy the day/evening Bubble- Directly above Vida. The patio opens up into the bar... so you can order drinks at the window without having to walk inside. Suite- Cool VIP areas available outside. Nice to celebrate for a special occasion or a girl's night Cool things to do: Alive After Five: every Thursday during the Spring/Summer months. HUGE crowd. Live music, outdoor beer and liquor stations, rooftop Pavilion bar takes credit cards. Strike City Mondays: All You Can Bowl for just $15 all day and all night. Tourist-y type spots: Whisky River: Dale Jr's bar. You can ride the bull. Howl At The Moon: Piano bar Tin Roof: Live music That's cool fact #1: former Panther Muhsin Muhammad owns a piece of Wild Wing Cafe. Bar with the least EpiCentre feel to it: Mortimer's. Super cool spot to grab drinks. Oh man the bars are closing and I'm hungry: Five Guys, Libretto's and Moe's all open late night Final thoughts: there is dress code. It is enforced.
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output: I'm torn between 4 and 5 stars, but I like to see local businesses doing well (especially in North Vegas), so I'm bumping up to 5. First of all, the place is pretty tiny; we brought a group of 7 for lunch and almost took over the whole joint. The ambiance is total local pizza place, and I give them bonus points for having cute riddles up on the chalkboard walls. Answer correctly and get a free cannoli! The older lady up front was friendly taking my order, but not the quickest. A couple minutes later, Chef Gio (I assume) came up from the back and was much more efficient. Of course, the main reason I'm giving this place high marks is because of the pizza - the crust was really good, thin chewy sourdough, and they have an excellent selection of toppings to go with the tomato-y sauce and mozzarella cheese. The slices are not premade, so you can get any toppings you want. I got the chef's special 'Calabrese' - calabrese salami, banana peppers, black olives. Yum! Plus, the slices are HUGE, so one totally filled me up. I added a side salad and a drink, and the total came up to a reasonable $7 (which I paid via CREDIT CARD on the ipad at the counter!). Others in my group ordered the baked ziti, which I didn't sample, but looked really good and cheesy (minus points because it had peas in it - ew) and the meatball sandwich, which looked awesome and huge. We did not get the garlic knots, which seem popular in the rest of the reviews...next time! Overall, thank you, Old School Pizzeria, for bringing some local flavor to the land of chains!
Q: negative

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Too many waiters. All asking the same question one after the other. The attempt to have great customer care became a real annoyance. At the end of the meal when asked if we wanted coffee by waiter #2 and we had already order coffee from waiter #1 I barked back and stated we just ordered it 30 seconds early. Seems like a small deal but when asked "do you want more bread" and then "do you want more bread," followed by "do you want more water," then "do you want more water" and so on...it made the meal rushed and choppy. We have not been to SW in years. It was always a great experience. I am not sure what we were expecting but after the endless video loops playing everywhere at the Wynn about the restaurants, including SW, we expected the same great experience as we had enjoyed historically. The food was no different than any other high end steak house. Much of the decor appeared dated. The waterfall show was unchanged, tired and dingy. We will not go back.