Q: I'm a local and decided to take advantage of a Groupon to check out what the Imperial Palace had become. Sadly, this is the single worst hotel experience I've had in Vegas. While the casino floor renovations were pretty, the hotel rooms are still small, cramped and shoddy. The hallways are narrow, random and confusing. There's no staff or clear signs available to direct you anywhere. On top of the taxes, they charged a mandatory $11 "resort fee" for Wi-Fi, which didn't even work most of the time. And then, to top it off, I got a warning on my windshield from property security, asking me to park more considerately... which would be easier if the spots weren't smaller than my compact car. This hotel belongs in the 1970's, not the 21st century. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I like this place. A little pricey. But it is way better than the other typical fried chicken places. The chicken looked like chicken and tasted like it too. Closes commercial chicken you will get if you dont want to make it yourself. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Unfortunately I have to downgrade my rating of this restaurant after today's events. I'll preface this review with the recognition that The Melting Pot recommends reservations. However, of the many many times we've visited this location, we've never had a problem getting right in without a reservation owing to the fact that we go at off-times. So we have a long history of going without a reservation, and have always been seated--maybe with a 30 min wait at most, but usually right away. My wife and I walked in at 4:00pm on Sunday (our 12th wedding anniversary) and the parking lot was nearly empty. The hostess gave us the usual "Can I help you?" which I have always found odd, as if there is some other reason I would be there than to eat. We said we didn't have a reservation and she immediately told us we couldn't be accommodated. Apparently they had sold a "living social" and thus the restaurant was just impossibly booked. This was (almost) comical because the place was deader than disco--not even a single human voice could be heard. I happen to know what Living Social is, but what if I didn't? Why is that my concern, and why is that being given as a reason for not seating me? Not "we're all booked up", which I can understand, but apparently they were saving empty tables in case people decide to come in and redeem their Living Social coupons. Shame on me, I guess, for not getting a coupon. To be clear, I have absolutely no problem with being turned away at a restaurant that recommends reservations. That's my fault for ignoring the recommendation. I do have a problem with being turned away at a half-empty restaurant because they did a Living Social deal and thus they can't accommodate me just in case these hypothetical coupon-holders come in the door. If that's how you want to run your business, fine, but don't make it the customer's problem. I've spent thousands here and won't be going back ever again. So, I hope your "Living Social" was worth screwing over your long-term customers. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Awesome Fried Shrimp! A locals place! Great service and low prices... Yesterday was my second time there Going back soon ( east of the Airport) OPTIONS:
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positive