Sentiment analysis: We were waiting in line to see the 9:30pm of Mystere and didn't want to wait in the long line, so we decided to grab a slice of pizza, since we had such a late lunch. We both got the sausage,since it was the freshest. It was very cheesy, greasy, and the crust was just mediocre. I had to use 10-15 napkins to sop up all the grease. We ate it, and it served it's purpose, but for pizza standards, it wasn't all that. Last case scenario, or be very very drunk!
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I just switched OB offices and it was the best switch ever! I'm on my 4th little one and Mary (Nurse Practitioner) was great!! Old doc told me I had no chance of a VBAC and Mary said otherwise- which was music to my ears, however I do know emergencies may happen. Great office atmosphere, everyone is fun and helpful and they plan your appts if possible 3 months in advance!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I was in Vegas a few weeks ago and got the chance to try 3 Asian casual dining restaurants at a couple of Vegas hotels - Red 8 (Wynn), Beijing 99 (Caesar's Palace), and Wazuzu (Encore). Out of the 3, I would rank them the following in terms of authentic flavors and yumminess - 1. Red 8 (yummiest) 2. Beijing 99 (delish) 3. Wazuzu (boo!) I would rank them like this in terms of value 1. Beijing 99 (good selection of entrees and price range between $12-$19) 2. Red 8 (also good selection of entrees and prices between $12-$19) 3. Wazuzu (OVERPRICE ALERT!) Overall, I would return to Red 8 and Beijing 99 for solid PF Chang-like food with PF Chang-like prices. The chicken stirfries at Red 8 hit the spot in the couple of dishes we ordered. The sweet and sour pork packed a vinegary punch. The portions are well-sized, and the wait staff was friendly. Best of all, the entrees are mostly under $21. That's great compared to other Vegas restaurants that have $40 entrees! Other things on the menu that we liked - the wonton noodles, and the dim sum. I'm sure there are other better Chinese options off the strip, but Red 8 is a solid Chinese bet if you're stuck on the Vegas strip without a car to get to decent Asian places in Vegas.
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positive