Example: I love dr. Gary! He is the best dentist that I have ever encountered. He is so friendly and my son has no issues going to the dentist. It's very kid friendly and a clean office. Lisa, the office manager, is awesome. So patient and kind hearted. In fact, every staff member is soooo nice. \n\nMy son hasn't had to have any major dental work, but dr. Gary explains everything to us every step of the way. \n\nI will absolutely recommend him to anyone who is looking for a pediatric dentist.
Class: nociperceptive


Example: Disappointed! Pot roast dry, mac&cheese is out of a Kraft box, clam chowder tasteless. Service awful, server not rude, she took our order, brought our food, gave us our chk, & nothing more! & even though we sat near a main aisle, where she passed ever few mins, she never asked how things were & how we were doing, she didn't even refill our drinks. There's a flip menu on the table, saying u get a free dessert if a dessert tray isn't brought to u, I have never turned down a free offer, this time I did, I couldn't wait to leave. First & last visit ever.
Class: cumbersome


Example: I really don't know what the rave about this place is!?  Came here on a Monday afternoon for lunch and ordered the single burger with some fries.  The gal at the counter was super nice and cool.  \n\nHowever, I can't say the same for the burger.  Pretty simple one patty burger with tomatoes, onions, and pickles....um...yeah that's about it.  My patty was not super dry, but darn close.  The bun was you basic hamburger bun.  So really why does it cost what it cost for such a simple burger.  Because it's made with a \""modern\"" grill?  I could get the same at Mc'ds and be more content and plus at least I'll get a toy with it in a pretty box.  Mines with in a brown bag with Modern Burger stamp....yahhhh....... :(\n\nOverall, I'm baffle why people would compare this burger as one of the best in town.  Shame on you fools!  I wasn't even in a bad mood when I came  -- was totally in an awesome mood so nope -- last time I checked I don't have those time of the months.  Maybe someday I'll feel to give this a try, but for now; sorry folks can't recommend - Enjoy!
Class: cumbersome


Example: I typically use Alamo when I come to Vegas, but since joining the Emerald Club earlier this year I've been using National exclusively.\n\nAs you well know, Emerald Club members can skip the counter and choose any car in the Emerald Aisle. Unfortunately, at 6:00pm on a Saturday night, said Aisle was looking a little spartan. Most cars there are at least in the Standard class, but that night it was mostly filled with crappy Dodge Avengers and Chevy Impalas. \n\nI was gonna take a black Impala but some other people beat me to it. There was a white one next to it so I ended up taking that one. It was a fully loaded model with leather, sunroof, remote start and working XM radio. Even though it's a pretty plain car, it was pretty comfortable. It's classified as a full-size car and I paid the intermediate rate of like $20 a day.\n\nReturning was pretty easy. They scan the barcode, punch in the mileage and make sure the gas is full. I get the receipts emailed to me so I didn't even have to wait for one to print out.\n\nNational/Alamo make the car rental process so easy...you'd be a fool not to use them.
Class: nociperceptive


Example: I had the full Montagu - roasted beef, turkey, swiss and cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and mustard sauce.\n\nThe bread was freshly baked, moist, and slightly toasted, just the way it should be. The ingredients are very good considering the price (ony $5.99 for a reasonably sized sandwich).
Class: nociperceptive


Example: The night my fiance and I went had NO King Crab but only snow crab and it was supposed to be a special Gourmet Labor Day weekend for $46.\n\nWe felt ripped off.  Prime rib was like roast beef.  The lamb leg was super dry.  Rack of lamb was charred and has no flavor.  It's definitely only lamb flavor for sure!\n\nMy fiance and I only ate snow crab legs and the desserts.  The dessert stations were pretty impressive and had more variety than Bellagio buffet. But I'm not paying $46 for the dessert only!
Class: cumbersome


Example: It's a shame what happened to this place... This place used to have consistently good food and now the last  two visits have been horrible. Today's disaster was a salad with old and wilted lettuce with old mushy tomatoes... Such a shame... Don't go for the food
Class: cumbersome


Example: Great store, amazing deals. Always walkout spending too much money, but the savings are amazing. Dan is really helpful and has a great eye for style. The customer service is unmatched!
Class: nociperceptive
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I tried the chicken sliders, which are supposed to come with chicken, marinara sauce, and mozzarella cheese. Unfortunately, I was informed well after ordering and paying that there was no marinara sauce (the ole' bait and switch), so I was forced into having BBQ sauce instead. Nevertheless, the food was pretty good and had a nice grilled flavor. A nice touch was that the bun was grilled and the cheese was nice and melted. \n\nThe cashiers are very friendly and nice. There are a ton of people working the grill, yet the output seems very slow. All vistors pay and get a number up front, then wait 5-10 minutes for their food. Considering that this is basically a stationary food truck, I would expect numbers being shouted and food flying out the door fast and hectic, rather than piles of customers standing around waiting for their orders to roll out one by one every few minutes. \n\nThe prices are outrageous for what you get. It is reminiscent of a sports stadium or airport approach. The shop is knowingly overcharging, just because it has an audience due to its location right in the middle of a college campus. \n\nAlthough the food was reasonably good, the long wait, bait and switch, and high prices make me doubtful that I will return. There are too many better lunch options in the area.