Example: Where to begin with this embarrassment of a food chain. Before starting, let me just say my expectations are not set high as if it's any other fast food place (del taco, McDonald's,  ect.). I expect the workers to typically be a high school student with a bad attitude. That being said they've somehow managed to lower the bar. They're reliable for bad service, screwing up your order & being easily overwhelemed. Recently they have gave away an order to the wrong person of the lady in front of me. They made her get back in line and start over and she still had to pay seeing the person in front of her got away with a free meal! They have screwed up countlessly, for example my brother got a subway MELT & because he requested the bread to not be toasted the sandwich was cold, meaning NO melted cheese & the bacon was RAW. I mean unthinkable situations they make possible. & if you dare order toppings they scarcely clump each selection on one area of the sandwich. Common knowledge of making a sandwich is easily overlooked. Avoid this location at all costs. No matter how many workers or managers this place goes thru they will never get it together. As noted, I'm not requiring a gourmet meal and over the top exceptional service. I don't imagine working at subway is the highlight of anyone's career or reason to get up in the morning but it is your paycheck so a little effort won't hurt. Sad other restaraunts in anthem seem to close down but a disappointment like this sticks around with multiple locations just minutes away with much better service. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place no matter what!
Class: extratubal


Example: I'm SO sad that this place closed down. It had great potential and the food was really very good. I loved it even with the annoying bar smoke. A little marketing would have gone a long way. :( \n\nGoing to miss you Carlos, I really wish you a ton of success with your next venture!!
Class: coggly


Example: A company which makes telemarketing calls to numbers on the National Do Not Call List, and blocks their Caller ID on those calls, is either incompetent or unconcerned about doing things right.  I've been on the Do Not Call list since it was first set up, but receive calls from Reliant Window, with Caller ID \""Private Number\"".  This tells me everything I need to know about the company as soon as they identify themselves.
Class: extratubal


Example: I've taken my now 7 year old son here for the last 4 years. This location replaced the now closed Elliot location. Its a scene and a wait if you don't have an appointment or get there late on a Saturday but its worthwhile. They have videos and movies to keep the kids entertained and they consistently give my kid a great haircut. Having said that, its not a cheap haircut - $16 without tip. For my money, its worth it, although it meant I had to forfeit star number 5.
Class: coggly


Example: The truffled egg sandwich and cinnamon biscuits with strawberry compost is some of the best breakfast items I've ever had!
Class: coggly


Example: This is a nice hotel.  I was going for a hotel near the train station and after spending 2 days in Edinburgh I think I would have selected a hotel closer to the center of the city.  it wasn't a bad location, we did walk to the castle, but if you are going to do a lot of walking, it's better to be near all the attractions.  The hotel was in good condition, the room was nice and the restaurant was good.  The free WI-FI didn't work good at all, we ended up using their free computer and could get the WI-FI to work on our phones only if we were sitting right next to the hotel computer.  For our trip, this was not our favorite hotel.  There was no hair dryer, there was a door right outside our room that banged really loud whenever someone walked through it and the garbage was right outside our window so when it was picked up at 6 am it woke us up.  So it was a very noisy hotel.\n\nThe staff was nice and friendly.  The staff in the restaurant were really nice and the food was very good.  The staff was willing to answer any questions and help us get around the city.  There were several things in the room we couldn't get to work and couldn't figure out how they worked.  There was a towel warmer in the bathroom which took about an hour to figure out how to even get it to come on.  Never did get the light by my bed to work.  They have a rate for bed and breakfast and when I was booking the hotel I never saw that as a selection on the website or I would have selected it.  So I think the cost was more expensive separate.  Our last morning we selected room service and for 12.50 you got 2 slices of bread.  \n\nIt's not a bad hotel, just a let down from some of the other ones we stayed at during our trip.
Class: extratubal


Example: Great service. Friendly staff who made us feel comfortable coming to a new vet we've never seen before. Dr Moore is friendly and casual.
Class: coggly


Example: I ordered the breakfast bowl with Applewood bacon and queso. I asked for no salsa, which they accommodated me on that. However, their chilaquilas (an ingredient in my bowl) is really enchilada sauce. In what world are those two the same thing? Chilaquilas is eggs, nacho chip strips, ranchero sauce and cheese. Since they soaked all of the chips in this enchilada sauce, the whole thin tasted horrible. The bacon was in whole slices rather than broken up - doesn't make sense for eating a bowl. They used green olives which I've NEVER had on Mexican food. I hate green olives and would have asked which kind they were had I thought they might something other than the traditional black olives. My husband did not like his breakfast tacos either. The only reason they are getting two stars is we've had good quesadillas here before.
Class: extratubal
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It was a disappointment. My chicken dinner was just OK but not worth the large price tag. The other 4 in my party were all extremely disappointed with what they ordered. The margaritas were pretty good.