Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: I do have to say this is the best you can get in Vegas for a Jewish deli. You can go to to the counter to take your food to go and there is never a lack of workers. You can order off the regular menu and it is nice because you can see all the sides up close to see which ones you want if you get a sandwich. Great selection of cream cheese spreads (lox being my favorite). Bagels are cooked perfectly and the perfect amount of chewy! It is so hard for me to get the perfect bagel after being spoiled growing up eating good bagels from LA. This bagel is a match to what I grew up with. They also have really friendly service although a bit rushed. I appreciate the sugar free rugelach and the large cookie and sweets selection. I do love the chocolate rugelach the most. Not too sweet. I think their corned beef is really good unlike other places in town that it is dry. It's not cheap though. Overall I think the prices are above what they should be, but it's one of those places I would pay for good food every once in a while.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: UN-sanitary! I would have left right away, but I was already into the manicure when I noticed the dirty floors and dirty tables. The lady who was working on my manicure had an open cut/rash on her hand and should definitely been wearing a pair of gloves. After using the tools, she would throw them down on the dirty table and then re-use them. Ew. It was not a good experience.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
This store makes Earth Fare look like Walmart prices! I'm all about healthy eating and living, but not at the price it takes at the Home Economist. Geez, if you aren't a conscious consumer this store would leave your bank account empty! I have my staple items and know the prices at various stores well. A box of emergenC at Home Economist is almost double ($15) that of what you would pay somewhere else ($8 on the high end). A bottle of my one daily vitamins is marked up by $20?! I just kept getting surprised at the overpricing. The produce department is very small, but they offer a lot of bulk items. At some point in my browsing experience I was completely disappointed that a store that gives the image of healthy living would advertise such out of reach expenses! The outside of the store does not indicate that it is Home Economist...rather the Healthy Store (or something). Again, going back to the prices, I'm just shocked especially considering that it may not be as much overhead as a location in the South Park area. Stars for offering healthy options, but lack of more due to being way too overpriced and not being spectacular enough to justify.