Case: N9ne steakhouse exceeded my expectations service was fabulous ridiculously pricey but hey you only live once.
Classification: esophagodynia


Case: I called these guys to get a quote to replace my window. After reviewing them with the BBB (A+ Rating) and getting multiple bids, I decided to go with them.  The rep said they would need to come out to measure the window, but quoted me a price on the phone. When their guy came out they said the window location was much different than they thought and couldn't do it because they don't have scafolding.  (A window company without scafolding...nice!) In the end, they suggested I call Glass Doctors so they could do the job because these guys couldn't.  In reality, they underbid the job based upon assumptions they made which were inconsistent with anything I told them. Net-net, don't waste your time with these guys.
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Case: I totally agree with Louis. There is never a manager or owner on site. Some of the sales associate's can't even speak proper English so you could comprehend what they say. They Have no knowledge of the furniture there selling. Nor do they stand behind their product. My daughter was given a wood dining table w/ 4 chairs and bench, leather back chairs as well as the bench. We have only had it 5 months and it's falling apart. In each corner under the table all the screws are beyond loose. The table is wobbly the screws are just falling out from the bench and chairs. The backs of the chairs are loose. I've tried re-screwing under the table but it just keeps turning. I spoke with Ellen a sales associate and she says you have to rescrew your table every 3 months. I am 59 years old mother to the young lady who the table was a gift from her future in-laws. I've never had to rescrew my furniture ever, nor had such unknowledgeable sales furniture people in my life. I've been waiting 3 weeks for a manager or owner to call us back. I am demanding a new table or the money back. Do you think I am unreasonable? Worst furniture experience ever. I've talked to sales people at R.C Wiley, Walker just to name a few and they have never heard of such a thing. I will update the outcome. The manager is SUPPOSED to be back this we9ekend. Please no one shop there I would hate for anyone to get similar treatment. Well the weekend has come and gone and no o.e contacted my daughter. Looks like loo e we have to go back into the store. And if there's no one in authority there. We will speak to a lawyer today. And when we use them it won't be pretty. I k ow a Dr who personally knows Ed Bernstein. I am sure he would be happy to assist us. Ill keep u all updated.
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Case: Ever since I was a little kid, I have always had a special place in my heart for things with history.  I love getting lost in a sweet little antique store and finding hidden gems, that's why I love Qcumberz so much!!  They truly have a great selection of furniture, books, music, lighting fixtures, etc.  And what's great about them is that they aren't overpriced.  I always find things there that are fairly priced.  Some places around town have great wares, but want millions for them.  \n\nThe last time I was in, the owner (I'm guessing) came over and asked what items/what era I was looking for.  Super nice guy, very friendly without being up in my business the whole time.  Informed me they had layaway available and then let me do my perusing in peace.  \n\nHighly recommend this spot!
Classification: esophagodynia
Considreing the above, classify the following: Beautiful hotel and a great place to stay when you travel to Vegas.  I've been to many Vegas hotels, and I think this is best one I've stayed in so far.  This is the boutique hotel experience on the Vegas strip.  If you want luxury hotel, then go to Encore or Wynn; if you want themed go to Bellagio, Caesars, or Venetian, but if you want a relaxed, classy, boutique experience, then this is the place for you.  I think this does the W hotel experience perfectly, and it's centrally located on the Vegas Strip.     \nI stayed there with my wife for 4 nights.  The prices are very reasonable.  They charge you a resort fee of $15 for use of their facilities and internet.  When we stayed at Aria just next door, they charged $35 for use of hotel amenities and another $15 for internet use daily.  I like that Vdara doesn't try to shake you down for every little dime like most Vegas hotels.  The lobby is understated and quiet.  You don't have to walk through a smoky loud casino to get to the elevators.  The pool is small but very nice and well serviced.  None of the rowdiness or riff raff that you get often in other places.  I really enjoyed staying here and found everything pretty faultless.