Case: I just received the worst service experience in my years of eating at high end steak houses. The food was good overall but I don't need to be disrespected and insulted on top of mediocre service when I'm dropping a grand in your establishment.\n\nWe had a group of 8 get together for a post Viva Las Vegas dinner. Please note that while this is a rockabilly convention we all dressed up to the nines for a \""classy\"" dinner experience at the Golden Steer. When we arrived we asked to have separate checks because as with many high end steakhouses, the items are served ala carte. Thus, it makes figuring the bill at the end a nightmare with this many people. The excuse was the computer system can't handle it..and apparently writing it down on paper is too hard as well for the 200 dollar tip. Our group was not loud nor over demanding yet had a lot of trouble getting service in general as others have mentioned in reviews recently. \n\nAs expected, the chaos begins when it comes check time. We get handed one copy of the check and are basically told \""you need to figure it out\"". After lots of asking we finally got multiple copies to try and make sense of the confusing bill. This whole process takes us 40 minutes of struggling with the staff to clarify the bill as if it just too much trouble for them despite the place being less than half full. We ended up missing a show in Vegas we wanted to attend dealing with this fiasco.\n\nAs we start paying, the real fun begins. We are told by one of the servers in a very condescending and rude tone \""well, maybe they do that at Denny's but we dont do it here\"" in regards to the poor service with the check. It seemed to be a personal shot based on being from the convention. Also, when asked why we are not being taken care of as is a servers job.. He replies \""is it my job?\"" as if he would be doing as little as possible for the 20 percent tip. The older waiter over hearing the conversation was clearly embarrassed by his colleagues remarks.\n\nSorry but there are too many other great steak houses in Vegas to deal with lazy and insulting staff. Perhaps he should not have been so judgmental. I work for a Fortune 100 company and like to take clients to dinner. I make a good living and I am highly educated, I dont eat at Denny's thanks.  I don't need this garbage. Guess who isn't taking any clients here anymore?\n\nP.S. Denny's probably has a spot on their overnight staff for your rude server. He obviously can't handle this gig.
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Case: Have not had a rough steak like the one I am eating right now in a long time. Unlimited shrimp is not good at all.
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Case: Service has improved a little at this place, but they continue to make their own expiration date stickers, to cover the actual date on the product. So beware, they are small white rectangular stickers. So look for the cover up! Peel it off and see the real date, and ask for the manager, but good look, he will never show his face!!! it tells the person at the customer service counter to deal with it!!!
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Case: Hookerville!!!\n\nBeware of this hotel. I think they pimp hookers that hang out in the hallways. We were there for 2 nights and saw the same girls both nights. They hang out in the lobby hallways and you'll see them on the way to your room.. \""--Wanna have a good time?\""\nWe tried to complain to the management on our check out. They were total jerks about it.. didn't really care at all. Treated us like we were lying about it. The decor is run down and it does look like dirty.\n\nI would never stay there again...\n\nThe pool opens at 10 and closes at 6. People smoke and drink inside the pool.\n\nThere is no security anywhere to be found and if you complain they just don't care...\n\nDON'T STAY HERE! (I know, it's cheap but it's not worth it)\n\nCheck in lines are a pain and the panoraic elevators had broken windows (they were so dirty you could barely see the view).. Falling apart wall paper and ripped carpets are everywhere... Nasty!\n\nReally, go somewhere else...
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Case: My partner and I went to Dave's to buy a guitar and he and his staff were very helpful. Dave inquired as to my needs almost immediately and showed me several guitars. The most refreshing thing about Dave is that he didn't try to push me to buy a certain guitar as many shop owners do; he led me to a guitar I felt comfortable with, with a very reasonable price, and even threw in a stand for super cheap. I also like that Dave will service guitars you purchase from him for free also, that's sure to come in handy. Dave invited us to check out artist visits at his store and pointed us to the facebook page, which I've checked out and there seem to be periodic events and sales. Definitely a place worth checking out!
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Case: I know what you're thinking, strip mall all you can eat sushi in a land locked city, and not with a major namesake behind it...don't worry. I had that same feeling, and someone told me to just be a little carefree. Risk that ocean biological neuro-toxin, motor control is overrated anyways! Once you get beyond that initial hesitation and you come inside, you'll be glad you did. \n\nThe prices are amazing, and unlike many (read almost all) all you can eat sushi joints, every roll is not on top of the artificial crab California roll...which is a great, great, great thing since artificial crab gets real old real quick and is such an over powering and pungent flavor that no matter what you put on top of it, if it's the third or later roll with a cali base, all you'll taste if fake crab.\n\nSo based on my extensively perfectly researched and developed rating system Yama gets a solid 4 stars. The service is good, the quality is good, and I really like it. However, the ambiance is a little awkward with only Japanese paper walls separating dinning tables...hello overhearing of someone's medical problems...Other than that if you're near UNLV and have a BIG sushi craving, hit me up and let's pig out!
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Case: I asked Lisa to put something together for my sister's birthday.  My sister called me to say that she received the prettiest arrangement she has ever seen.  Lisa is a lovely person and I feel very lucky to have found her.
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Case: What a wonderful experience!  Don't believe the negative reviews... Those are from spoiled like kids with \""first world problems\"".., look it up on Youtube. This place has old world charm in the heart of bustling downtown, and a spirit of a yesteryear we could all learn from.
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We are in town dropping our daughter off at GCU and found Scrambles on Yelp. We loved it so much yesterday we came back again today! The food is amazing and fresh and the staff is warm and friendly.  We will definitely be back every time we visit. Thank you Scrambles for filling our bellies and GO LOPES!!!!