Case: I went to smartfix a couple of days ago to fix my iPhone 5.\nThe customer service by the one of the technicians was outstanding. \nWhile checking around other places smartfix gave me the best price quote and even got my phone looking like brand new the same day when other places told me they would have to order the part and wait a week or 2 . I went their Summerlin Location and i will preffer anyone to go there. Ask for Robert he was the one helping me out that day and i believe Candle was the one who assited me when i picked up my phone a few hours later. \nThank you Smartfix and i apreciate your services!\n I will def. come and get all my electronics fixed with you!
Classification: reinsist


Case: Great intent for Paradise -- I actually thought we were going to a plush piano bar sort of place with fine Italian food.  Actually I had no idea they served Italian food because their sign says \""bar and grill\"".    \""You are in for a treat\"" says all the staff, which helps me temporarily get past the skating rink concession looking area dining room.  Marble floors, a disturbing (buzzing) fluorescent  gelato display, ceiling that changes neon color every five seconds and sports bar smack in the middle of the restaurant.  No music, just a red piano on the opposite side of the dining room that sort of looks like it came from The Mad Greek (mural and all).  To be fair we ordered a little bit of everything off the menu.  The brick oven pizza was very basic -- and I would have never guessed they used a brick oven.  The \""gravy\"" (sauce) wasn't very tasty - acidic and the crust was very dry.  Never in my life have I eaten basil and not tasted it -- no flavor basil on everything.  Caprese salad was ruined with loads of salt. We left our plates half eaten and didn't get to-go boxes or desserts.  As a sicilian originally from the east coast this restaurant falls short  for their big prices.  The concept is fantastic but the name, logo, food, atmosphere and interior need to change to bring us back.  The icing on the cake was the staff forcing 10% coupons \""to give to our friends\"".  We declined.
Classification: assumpsit


Case: All I can say is....If you have been to the Carnegie deli in New York skip this place.  \nThey have no pickled tomatoes, the corned beef was plentiful, but fatty/tough (so go for the turkey), the break was okay, but not great either.  How hard is it to make a sandwich when that is nearly all you make.  Won't come again.  Afterward I heard  from other friends/family that they felt the same way and wished I knew before I wasted my money and time.
Classification: assumpsit


Case: I was sad when the other small independently owned Korean grocery store (Paldo) closed down, but coming into Asiana, it is a good substitute!  The vibe here is like the small specialty markets you'll find in San Francisco.  Most items here will be Korean brand, or geared towards Korean type food and living.  In addition to food and beverage, they sell some household goods, makeup, and accessories.  \n\nThey have a very good selection of sliced plain meat (For bbq or hot pot), in addition to a small row of containers with marinated meats sold by the pound.  They had 4 types, and from what I could discern (Since I can't read Korean), there were marinated short ribs, beef bulgolgi, pork, and maybe some type of pork belly?  It was pretty reasonably priced (On sale, beef bulgolgi $4.49/lb, pork $3.99/lb), and if I'm in a carnivorous mood it's a good option for making a Korean meal at home.  They also have the requisite kimchi aisle, with various brands and types of kimchi.  I browsed and found a few brands from L.A., and a brand imported from Korea.\n\nThey also have a small selection of pre-made foods such as kimbap ($3.99/roll), and various pastries.  \n\nOverall, a good place to stock up on any Korean supplies!
Classification: reinsist


Case: Terrible customer service: bouncer was completely disrespectful to my girlfriend and I. Only giving them one star because I am obliged to leave one at all.
Classification: assumpsit


Case: Vegas and Henderson locals know of the secret and hidden charms of B.C. (Boulder City)  It's the tiny little town on the way to Lake Mead and Hoover Dam.\n\nRight before you hit Boulder City proper there's a tiny strip mall that houses a phenomenal brunch joint called Two Gals From Cal.\n\nWhere to start.....their omelets are awesome....try the Olive Oil ( Mushrooms, Spinach, and Swiss Cheese.) or my favorite the Bullet Proof Taco, which is basically a huge taco salad stuffed in a fried flour tortilla shell.......FAN-FRIGGIN-TASTIC!!!\n\nIt's outta the way but worth it.  Make a day of it and visit B.C. there's lots to see, and I'll tell you all about it soon enough.
Classification: reinsist
Classify the following: Course quality was great but the rangers were aggressive and unfriendly.  It ultimately ruined our day.  I'd play here again,  for the benefit of the doubt, but with the other choices in the valley, they'd better up their hospitality Little bit.