Sentiment analysis: I've been waiting for this truck to post somewhere within a 10 mile radius from my place but I got tired of waiting. So this afternoon, I looked up their website and noticed that they were going to be having a Truck Showdown or Battle??!! Yeah! It was called "Street Food Throwdown!" - Slidin Thru' VS. HanShikTaco Well, Now it really didn't matter how far they were parked because I was gonna conquer two trucks with one appetite!! I got there around 12:30ish and there was a big crowd in front of Lee's Discount Liqs.. I barely found parking and went for The Slider Truck 1st. After about a 20 minute line and 5 minute pick-up wait, this is what I got: 1. Barby: melted cheddar, caramelized jalapeno, crispy fried onion strips, bacon and bbq sauce 2. Pep Pep: lettuce, tomato, crisp bacon. sauteed onion, melted cheddar and super sauce 3. Yaya: lettuce tomato, red onion, feta, tzatziki and red wine vinaigrette 4. Captain's Oder: roma tomato, arugula, crisp bacon, feta cheese, sauteed onion and balsamic reduction ALL the Sliders were 'AAHHH SOMMMEE'!!!!! Angus Burgers were all seasoned perfectly, moist and juicy, bite tender.. Great Job! I don't have anything negative to say about their burgers whatsoever. I ordered their sweet potato tater tots and have no complaints either. * Only thing that sucked was that they ran out of pulled pork so obviously couldn't order anything with that. But what sucked even more was their "Mystery Taco" just sold out too, by a few people in front of me in line!! Yes, Taco since they were challenging Tacos.. Pretty Cool! Its all good because I got a reason to come hunt them down again, soon! *Judges did Announce the Winner by a close margin of 3 points.. And the Winner is Vegas's Own: SLIDER TRUCK!!!!! WOO HOO!!!!! Staff were all Super Excited and Giddy, Food was Perfect and Cost was Fair!!! I'd drive the miles for this place in a heartbeat. I will be back for more, you can count on that!

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Sentiment analysis: Entrepreneurial Opportunity. Innovation. Revitalization. Community. Entertainment. Culture. Fun. Family. Noms. Style. Seriously, the concept is amazeballs. It is inspiring to be amidst the local musicians, families coming together with their children, young/old locals and tourists creating cultural delight, the delicious options of food and beverage... Definitely worth a visit; bring your friends and family. There is such a strong sense of community and growth that one cannot leave without at least a tinge of hope and inspiration for the future of Downtown Las Vegas. Live music throughout the day and night; a variety to please all ears. Slide down the big tree house slides whether you are 3 or 30... It will be great. The Downtown Rangers help greet and direct and it is helpful to those full of intrigue or at a loss. High safety due to the security patrol which is not abrasive, but does make one feel comfortable.

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Sentiment analysis: I am a sucker for antiques and historic anything - one night after a heavy boozing session in downtown Phoenix, I decided that rather than risking a DUI or calling a friend to babysit, that I would find the most affordable hotel that wasn't a shit hole. Hotel San Carlos had sweet rates, so this was the spot. Before coming here I knew nothing about the history of it.. so I wasn't in it for the ghosts, although my wallet went missing, so could it be the spirit of Leone Jensen that was to blame? I will never know. I ended up getting the King Suite, for the same price as a regular room. Blame it on my abilities to get whatever the hell I want is up to you, but the guy at the front desk was more than happy to upgrade. Score. Once inside the room, I was taken aback by the beautiful crown molding, Victorian decor, original radiators heating the room, vintage bed canopy and of course, the antiques that were scattered about. It reminded me of one of my old apartments in Boston, plenty of history to give me that sweet sweet feeling of being back in New England. This was what I dug most. I am not sure how big a normal room is, but the King Suite was pretty spacious. A loaded bar, with stools and all, living room area with a pull out couch, tv and footrests, an armoir for hanging my clothes, which I didn't use obviously.. I snooped through every nook because it was all so old and interesting and mostly because im nosey. The bed was friggin' huge.. assuming they named the room after the bed would not be totally out of the question. Here come the complaints... The pillows.. my god, they were so hard and gigantic (that's what she said). I ended up having to use a throw pillow from the couch to rest my head comfortably for I am a small human being with a tiny neck. The bathroom entrance has a step up that is about 10" high which I am surprised I did not stumble over and fall face first into the toilet followed by a broken nose and bleeding knees in the middle of the night. And lastly, had I of slept in 10 minutes more than I did, I would have been awoken by the sound of the maids vacuuming through the paper thin walls.. There is very little privacy in that sense. Other than that, the staff were so nice, and it was decorated beautifully for the holiday season. I hear the pool is rad, and how can it not be when Marilyn Monroe herself took a dip in it once upon a time? Other celebs have shacked up here as well.. Mae West, Jack Dempsey, John F. Kennedy and one of my faves.. Clark Gable. How cool is that! Come to think of it.. I did hear the sound of little children talking and laughing as I was leaving that morning, which I blamed on something outside not knowing the story about it being built on the first schoolhouse in Phx and over some sacred wishing well? Maybe I did experience a little paranormal activity, without even knowing it! I will certainly be back!

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positive