Case: Robert Liable created the most beautiful engagement ring, it's everything I hoped for. Robert and his staff really care and offer incredible customer service. They made the whole process special for us. And it was a fraction of the price of most jewelers. We couldn't be happier!
Classification: brachygnathous


Case: A nice little lounge that became a pit stop.  You have a bird's eye view that expands over the casino.  Our server was extraordinarily rude, but I wasn't about to let that bother me, I was on vacation.  I may go there again, I may not...but it's good to know it's there.
Classification: Tarascan


Case: The family kiddies and I were craving good Mexican food. It's hard to find corn dressed right & they knocked it out of the park. The guacamole is fresh, the beans perfect for picky tummies & their salsa selection is no joke. I had the fish taco & it was better than my current joint. This is authentic cooking with a super friendly staff & very clean establishment. We'll be eating here again very soon.
Classification: brachygnathous


Case: It's just OK. High traffic due to location, but food was just alright. Service was really good: professional but unobtrusive. Atmosphere is the hook for this place, sitting in the main plaza
Classification: Tarascan


Case: I have lived at Mozart for 3 years now. Like anywhere else, there are pros and cons. Pro's first. I like to live a very quiet life. I work from home and I value my privacy. Mozart has always been good, and now has improved on that. When Maintenance comes I get warning, if there's a hazard or problem it gets fixed fast and usually at my choice of day and time, and the OUTSIDE is gorgeous. The guys who work and garden.... they do a meticulous, and fantastic job. So often people who do \"" Small jobs\"" are forgotten so they don't work hard. But house keeping, gardening, and the fix it guys are always respectful, friendly, and are highly knowledgeable.  \n\nCons: Rent.... goes up every year to almost a ridiculous amount. I live in a studio and without utilities besides water and heat) it's over 600. However: I get this is a business and anything money related Mozart is a stickler on. Still: if they did some rent control... they could keep some really good clients. Sometimes I think that gets forgotten.  I'll have to leave next year, and who knows, I might rent another place w these guys.  But for now, I'm going to make the best of my time.
Classification: brachygnathous


Case: If I could give negative stars I would. \n\nI came here to see a Derm about some spots on my skin that I thought might be cancerous (Damn me for spending all those hours in the sun with out sunscreen!) and to get a small wart removed from my hand. \n\nGot my bill 12 months after the appointments. That is unacceptable. Then I called to speak with someone about my bill and had to leave a message. I'm still waiting for a call back, it has been at least a month. Terrible customer service, WAAAAAY overpriced. Even the Insurance Co. felt the charges were too high and erroneous. \n\nI'm not going to go into too much detail because it's my health and this is a public forum, but as a person who works for a business that provides a premium service, I will not be back to see a Derm here again and I don't recommend that anyone else go.
Classification: Tarascan
Classify the following: Solid sushi selection and a variety of creative rolls. It is the focal point of this establishment and got me to venture away from my normal nigiri fixation. In fact, my normal means of choice is lackluster at Sushi Twister. They offer many of the quintessential fishes, but nothing particularly unique.\n\nOn the other had, the rolls were not predominantly tempura shrimp based, so my two friends and I went crazy on them. The spice levels next to some rolls made for an exciting adventure, but sometimes falls short of what was promised. I did not find any of the level fives to be unbearable or even tongue tingly. Instead they had a controlled heat that went well with the other components. The Crunchy, Angry Ninja, Kill Samurai were all good. We were even surprised by how much we liked the Cowgirl. Normally we would not order a beef roll, but the meat was tender and cooked medium.\n\nThe appetizers comprised of many standard options and a few specials. The oysters are a must get if they are offered. One order per person is the limit, but the two large bivalves should not be passed up. The Monkey Ball is also becoming more common. The spicy tuna stuffed mushroom comes as a single ball, order more if there are multiple people.