Case: Tooooo disappointed..... I was want to give three Starnes it was not that bad but there are many five star and I really want ppl know what's going on now...\nWhen they grand opening, was $23/person. It was so good!!! Nice steak, salmon, crap, also outstanding desert ..... Around two years after, I went it again, as it was my #1 choice. $35 (around) per person. No more salmon available but smoked salmon.... It still ok, as it has great desert..... \nOk.... I went there last Saturday for $44 with tax per person with my friend, who never been to Vegas . He asked me why u love this buffet ad it's below average..... I would rather find a hold.... There only a smoked salmon Pizza... Poor quality steak and desert was not like before... There is no point I should go back there! Very disappointed me! It's not only I pay over 40 for a dinner, it was like destroy my dream.... I will never go to any buffet at Vegas... The $20 buffet at Rowland heights is better than this! \nI have question for the management, why you do this? Because you have pretty good rate at yelp? You are destroying yourself!
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Case: Very disappointed with the food quality. Grilled Onions and mushrooms were not cooked. Burger was dripping oil. I cant believe this is being served to people.
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Case: Oh Dear Restaurant Diary, I am in LOVE!\n\nNever did I think that an independent coffee shop in central Phoenix could capture my heart in such a way!\n\nLola is unpretentious, bright, beautiful, and fun--I'm absolutely enamored!\n\nThe space is open (not cluttered) with multiple options of seating...all comfortable without being slouchy and sinking.  The big windows allow natural light and the somehow simultaneously ornate and clean decor creates a perfect environment sit, work, relax.  A big counter covered with goodies (a basket of fruit, multiple trays of baked goods...mmm...) makes ordering a treat for the eyes (and a treat for the tastebuds if you choose to buy some goodies!). \n\nThe bathroom.  You know, dear diary, how I am a sucker for a good bathroom.  Clean, single, big enough, proper placement of paper products, clean lines, nice, private--it's all I've ever wanted in a coffee shop bathroom!\n\nBlack tea...mmm...homemade chai tea...\n\nI hope there will be many happy returns to dear lola...many happy returns.\n\nLots of love, diary,\nXOXO\n\nChristina\n\nPS\nCash only (so make sure you carry)!
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Case: What a DELIGHTFUL evening!  I had the privilege of attending the opening night of \""A Musical Christmas Carol.\""  This was my first time at the Byham Theatre. It seems that no matter how old I get I still kind of gasp a little at the beauty of the theaters. They are so regal and timeless. We had great seats so we could take in everything-the decor and the play. \nThe story \""A Christmas Carol\"" has been around a long time and it has been given different spins but it is definitely timeless. This production was done with a British flair. It was fun and funny. The characters were played well. Mr. Fuzziwig and Scrooge's housemaid were our favorite characters. They both kept us laughing with their funny lines and slapstick humor. I had kids behind me and in front of me and they were all laughing. \nTom Atkins did a wonderful job of portraying Scrooge. He was grouchy, then playful, then sad, and finally he was joyful. He played the who range of emotions and did it well. You felt sad when his fianc\u00e9 left him yet you felt happy with him when he had a change if heart and decided to be giving. \nMost of all I loved all of the Christmas carols. My tree is up at home. Stockings are hung and the nativity is on display but it wasn't until I was hearing the beautiful carols that it felt like Christmas. \nThis is a must see!  Take your family and laugh together. You can sing the carols in the car on the way home. That's what we did. Merry Christmas!
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Case: I really enjoy Mexican food, but lets face it, us Brits make a pretty poor job of it.\n\nChiquito actually takes this poor job and improves upon it. It is basically like TGI Fridays but Mexican food. I usually go for lunch as on the lunch menu you can have 1, 2 or 3 courses for a set price. So you can get a good decent munch at a reasonable price.\n\nI went here for dinner with my boyfriend, I think we had a coupon or something to make it cheap. We ordered the Nachos to start which was a bit of a mistake as they were massive and ended up leaving us too full to eat the main. Drop by for some Nachos and you will be sorted out good and proper.
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Case: I've been here a couple times now, I think the food is decent but the customer service has made me feel slightly uncomfortable at this point. \n\nThere's been several times while eating here when one of the women would greet every table there just to check on how the food was tasting etc, and they literally skip over me every time.  Earlier this week I decided to give it another shot and the only smile I received is when I pulled money out of my wallet and handed it over. \n\n\nAs a Chicagoan I was very disappointed
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Considreing the above, classify the following: the location at Camelback and 16th Street no longer exists.  There's one that opened 1 week ago at E Roosevelt St and N 1st St, and they say there's one at Sky Harbor Airport