Example: I don't come to Dillard's expecting a Nordstron-like shopping experience. If I need to be pampered, I go to Nordy's. Dillards is where I come when I already know generally what I want, and I know no one is less expensive. IMO, Dillard's strength is their competitive pricing and their unbelievable sales. For years, I assumed this was only temporary, the Arkansas-based retailer will randomly go upscale. They've never done this and as a result, I still love shopping at a Dillard's.\n\nThis isn't to say the service is bad, it's just that store employees do not out-number customers and sometimes this can \""feel\"" like it's the case in a Nordy's---especially in Men's suits.
Class: ultraperfect


Example: I was in this place for lunch today and had the chicken fajitas. They were great. But what really impressed me was my server, Fernando. He was did an excellent job on all levels. Greeted me warmly and promptly, served me promptly, used my name and told me about the lunch card and brought it to the table. (Which I hadn't known about) after 5 lunches the 6th is free. I would definitely return!!
Class: ultraperfect


Example: The food was good but only if they gave you enough of it and when we picked up our to go order the girl in the pink shirt sneezed into her hands and without trying to wash her hand or anything she grabbed our food with her dirty hands.
Class: cloysome


Example: Its a Dennys inside a casino and the chef doesn't know how to cook. They under cooked my steak and over cooked my bf's fish. When we wanted to send it back the waiter was no where to be found. We finally had to ask a different server who got the manager for us. The manager was very polite and took the order off the bill but we weren't able to have it recooked because we were supposed to see a show right after that. So this place gets an extra star because the manager was very accommodating, but the service and food sucked real bad. If what you're looking for is a cheap (in price and quality) Denny's style restaurant in the casino, then this is your place.
Class: cloysome


Example: How does this hotel have a four star rating? At the most, this hotel is maybe 3 1/2 stars. \n\nI got fooled into booking this place through Priceline. I really wanted to stay at the South end of the strip because I usually stay there. When Priceline didn't want to accept my original bid, I decided to expand my search to the North end, thinking that maybe I'd get Caesar's Palace or the Mirage. Nope, I got stuck with Treasure Island. Just great.\n\nThere's only two positive things I can say about the hotel so I'll get those out of the way:\n1. If you want to be close to the Fashion Show Mall and the Venetian/Palazzo, it's right across from both places. \n2. I had a perfect view of the strip and could see that outdoor Sirens show from my room.  It was a neat to see fireworks from my bed.\n\nNow the bad stuff:\n1. The $22.50 resort fee. The only good thing about that was that it included the WiFi fee which would've been $15 a night. All the other crap it included like the 2 for 1 stuff was useless to me because I was staying by myself. And $20 credit for my next stay? Puh-lease.\n2. Check in begins at 11 AM. I have stayed at so many different hotels in Vegas and this is the first place I've been to where they've enforced that. I've gone to the Palms at 9 AM and they've had a room ready for me. I got there at 10:15 AM and was waiting in the wrong line for 10 minutes until someone told me where the check-in line was (which wasn't marked at all). I sat down on the carpeted floor for about 40 minutes until the line started moving. There must've been at least 30 people in line by then and there were only 2 staff members checking people in. \n3. Small room. Not a huge flat screen TV. Bathroom needs more handles in the shower/tub. (I work in the travel/hospitality industry, I know this stuff)\n4. Housekeeping sucks. I left the \""service please\"" sign on my door when I left my room for brunch and when I came back to my room about six hours later, my room was left unlocked with the deadbolt sticking out. There wasn't a service cart around the hall either so I don't know why my door was left open. I was freaking out because I had my laptop in my room and all my other valuables too. Thankfully none of my valuables were missing but I was still upset knowing they could've easily been stolen. \n5. The casino smells awful. \n\nLesson learned about booking Vegas hotels on Priceline. I'll stick with the Vegas hotels I know.
Class: cloysome


Example: If your in the mood for spazzed out punk rock in a real authentic shithole then you must make a visit..loud filthy and felt at home like the good old days... mirror image!!
Class: ultraperfect
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After watching Under Cover Boss my husband and I were excited to try this Twin Peaks. The CEO seemed genuine and we are for business that are ran with heart. We went to get a table and the hostest first off had an attitude and was rolling her eyes. Then we found out there is a $35 min. Per person. We left. They did not get our business today and more than likely neither will any other chain based on first experience.