Case: In-N-Out is amazing! There is not much I can write here that hasn't been said before. just order everything animal style and you will leave full and happy. This is some of the best fast food on earth.
Classification: aphanite


Case: Excellent presentation, staff, serving size, atmosphere, 5 stars!! This was our first time and we really enjoyed it. Some of the best food we have had since moving to Phoenix three years ago. The portions were so big we will probably split an entree the next time we go.  We will be back soon, next time for happy hour!
Classification: aphanite


Case: Here's an interesting comparison:\nWife & I had a business conference in Las Vegas, decided to also spend a few days at one of our favorite natural earth wonders, Zion National Park, about 3 hours from Vegas. \n\nThe hotel in the tiny Zion Park town of Springdale honored our reservation for a king-bed room, which included a fridge, coffee/tea/hotpot, a full room service menu, an ample complimentary breakfast each morning, and full wi-fi. There's about 15 brand-name and mom-&-pop hotels in the little town outside the park, and all of them offer the same.\n\nAfter 3 days in Zion, checked into the Luxor, a name raising expectations of something \""deluxe,\"" on the ultra-modern, high-end-deluxe-hotels Las Vegas Strip. Not so much...\n\nOversold, can't give us the king room we reserved, gotta take queen instead. OK. Fridge in room? Nah. Coffee/tea/hotpot? Nope. Comp breakfast? Whadya think this is, the Ritz? \n\nHow 'bout in-room Wi-Fi, gotta have Wi-Fi? \n\nEr, nope. We've got a long Ethernet cable for hardwire connection, but that's useless for our iPads. Wait...what century is this? A marquee hotel on the ultra-modern Las Vegas Strip, with every kind of digital & neon connection available - hell, even the Luxor pyramid lights up in sequence at night - and no Wi-Fi in the rooms?! \""Well we have Wi-Fi in the public areas, down at the casinos & restaurants.\"" Ahh, there's the tip off...\n\nAs confirmed by my wife and several other Vegas-savvy people (I'm a little slow about corporate manipulation,) the reason they don't have any of these basic in-room amenities is because THEY DONT WANT YOU TO STAY IN YOUR ROOM. Not even for a half-hour, enjoying a hot teas while researching tonight's restaurant on the Web. They want you downstairs, gambling and buying your coffee or tea at one of the 6 Starbucks. Pure corporate manipulation put before comfort first.\n\nThere have been close to 2000 reviews over many years for this place, and they can never raise above 2-1/2 stars. You get the distinct impression they've done nothing to spruce up the place or invest in better pay for their employees or basic amenities for the rooms. And, talking to the staff, you get the feeling they really don't give a toss, because they know the hotel will stay constantly booked anyway, whether they upgrade or not. Vegas don't care 'bout you, just your wallet.
Classification: euphoniously


Case: Just finished a fan-freaking-tastic Christmas lunch from Rollin Smoke and wanted to recommend this place for catering!  \n\nSince nothing says Merry Christmas like great BBQ, I knew I wanted to treat our office to some Rollin Smoke for Christmas. Best. Idea. Ever.  Chef Tim hooked it up!  Lunch was for 14 people, but I swear we got food for twice that! A huge thing of Kickin Beans, Coleslaw, barbequed chicken, ribs, pulled pork, sandwich rolls, sauce and . . . wait for it . . . mac n cheese.  I hate mac n cheese.  I'm serious.  I hate it.  Just want you to understand who you are dealing with here.  So I never thought these words would come out of my mouth, but: I loved this mac n cheese!  Had a little kick to it (like most food here) and was really good.  I just hope my waistline can survive my obsession with this place!  haha.
Classification: aphanite


Case: Have always had the be at experience here while in Vegas. The dinner menu has a lot of options. I like the decor and intimate lighting. Huge Candy cocktail was deliciousness! \nBest to make reservations here. Weekend nights they have a dj and play a good mix!
Classification: aphanite


Case: Only gave 1 star because 0 wasn't an option. I Ordered 50 bucks worth of pizza, wings (the smallest I have ever seen), and garlic knots. Waited almost an hour for them to deliver it.  Paid the $3 delivery charge and tipped the driver, just for me to not get the pizza. I called and had to wait an additional 45 min for a pizza they said they remade. It was cold in the center, and the crust was cold too, and the meatballs were nothing more than crumbled ground beef. Remade my ass. So the moral of the story is if you feel like eating cold food and wasting 50 bucks you should totally order from Sabatino's.
Classification: euphoniously


Case: Oh, dear.\n\nI've never seen a kitchen put out so much inedible food, to be honest. Regardless of the price. But in my opinion, that is also an issue. The service and management were really great in corresponding with us, as we kept sending back plate after plate after plate... then had to end the meal having not had one single edible bite and eat elsewhere. They were courteous (as we were with them), and we felt badly toward the server and manager but it just wasn't doable.\n\nWe tried the sushi and the cooked kitchen menu items. It was all just a mess. Their entrees (i.e. General Tso Chicken, Singapore Noodles) are priced in the $20-30+ range and taste much worse in quality as Panda Express (which I could call gourmet compared to this place).  The sushi rolls are relatively creative on paper, and then I would like you to imagine placing rancid old raw fish into your mouth. What they call \""belly tuna\"" might have looked like belly tuna but I was fooled (shame on me). I will almost take responsibility for ordering belly tuna when it seemed way too good to be true.\n\nI had to spit all of Rice & Company's food out of my mouth. It was incredible. How they still exist and get regular traffic through the place, I understand because it's in Vegas. But otherwise, wtf is the only thing going through my head when thinking about this place.
Classification: euphoniously


Case: Meh! \n\nJ.Crew is having/has had its day in the sun and is being recognized for its commitment to quality fabrics, preppy, classic style, and modern, tailored cuts. \n\nSadly, the customer service at this store leaves something to be desired. I don't particularly enjoy not being greeted or helped by sullen, pouty retail workers. I'm confused, wasn't the store at Primm closed a few years ago for lack of sales? So aren't you in a similarly precarious situation, i.e., maybe you should try smiling and not being useless sometimes. \n\nI don't really know what the attitude is about, maybe J.Crew in Vegas is what is considered fashion forward in the land of Ed Hardy and Affliction. Sadly, for those of us who work in fields that garner living wages, we can see the rudeness is a sad affectation. This store is not high-fashion, it's a discounted retail outlet store surrounded by nothing but desert, check cashing places, and house foreclosures.\n\nThe Factory Jcrew website: factory.jcrew.com regularly has better deals than the ones I saw in-store. And you don't have to deal with employees that have a chip over their shoulder.
Classification: euphoniously
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I am generally not a fan of chain restaurants.  I have an even harsher view when it comes to Italian chain restaurants.  All that said....I dig the Macaroni Grill!  Before they came to Charlotte, I used to drive 45 minutes out of my way to eat with them....in Greenville, SC no less!