Example: I can't really add much to what Sharon has said...  The boys and I like to pop in for a treat whenever we're in the neighborhood.  There is something special about buying and eating a gourmet chocolate when you can see them making more in the kitchen behind the counter.
Class: septicity


Example: Food was a solid 4/5, staff is great, they serve booze at a decent price throughout the day (aww, yea!), \n\nMy friend and I split a salad and a pizza about 2 weeks ago which was really great!  ....Then, last week, we had an office party with food catered from this location.  I want to be honest with you all:  DO NOT GET THE THIN CRUST......   I tried the Pesto Chicken Pizza with thin crust and the crust was basically like a crisp (Which I am not a fan of... If I wanted a one-sided quesadilla, I would spent $5 at Fredericos).\n\nMy side salad was good and THE BRUSCHETTA IS FUCKING AWESOME!!!!!!!\n\nI do recommend going to this location, getting some booze and amazing bruchetta..... for that, I thank you!!
Class: septicity


Example: The Art an Kids walk was great...they had some really unique an awesome art paintings as well as crafts...the Kids walk was entertaining for the kids...yet had 4 different countries set up for the kids to make projects...best part it was all free...kids also got a little special prize after visiting all four countries...the free photo booth was fun as well...the had props for the children to choose from...Sunday will have another 4 countries so the kids can come back with there passports they get an do another 4 free art projects...
Class: septicity


Example: I called at 4:30 PM to reserve a cab for 8:00 PM, from my home to the strip, and was assured that the cab would be outside my door at that time. \n\nFast forward to 8:10 PM, which was when I called to find out where my cab was. I was told that they were still trying to find someone to come to my house... wait, didn't they have over three hours to do that? Still, I needed the ride, so I sighed and agreed to wait another ten minutes. After that ten minutes, I got a call from the dispatcher saying that they'd found someone to take the call and he'd be there in ten minutes. So now my ETA was 8:30, and I needed to meet a friend at 8:40. For the biggest concert of the year. I was not happy, but what could I do? So I waited. At 8:40, my driver called. He couldn't find my address in his GPS (later, we came to discover that was because dispatch had given him an incorrect spelling). I gave him verbal directions, then called dispatch again.\n\nI voiced that I felt this was unacceptable. I had called ahead so that I could avoid a long wait and being late to meet my friend. The dispatcher seemed pretty unconcerned that customer that would be paying approximately $40 for their service was, at this point, irate. The man I spoke with said, \""Well, everyone is trying to get to the same concert you are going to.\"" I replied, yes, that was why I'd called well in advance. He remained blase and largely unapologetic. At that point, my driver finally arrived, so I hung up.\n\nAt nearly 8:50, my driver arrived. I have no complaints about him- he was courteous, drove like a bat out of hell to get me to the strip in a timely fashion, and he had the decency to do what his employers wouldn't, and apologized. Unfortunately, I remain completely unimpressed with the company as a whole.\n\nI would not recommend Ace Cabs, at all. They were unreliable and unapologetic. And worst of all, they were nearly an hour late, and I missed the first three artists at my concert as result. Major fail.
Class: upstater


Example: Let me preface this by stating that both instances that I've had Bliss' food it has been delivered by a local service. This review does not reflect on said service in any way. \n\nThe first time I had Bliss' food I found it very tasty. The experience consisted of a Caesar salad and the meaty mac and cheese with sriracha added per numerous reviews. The Caesar was crisp, the croutons full of flavor, and the dressing spot on. The mac and cheese was hearty. Period. And I like that. That was a 4-star experience. \n\nThe latest encounter consisted of the spicy Caesar, two shrimp BLTAs, one with pretzel bread, again, per numerous yelp recommendations, and two sides of fries - one was rosemary/Parmesan and the other was the traditional salt and pepper. The spicy Caesar is the regular Caesar with sriracha added. We figured we'd give it a shot, though I now know sriracha and Caesar aren't meant to mix. I love to try new things so that's not the complaint. There was nary a crouton to be found. The menu says they come with it, so they should be there. The shrimp BLTAs lacked the fundamental component in anything marked with 'BLT' - the bacon! They were completely bland so it makes me wonder how much the bacon would've helped anyway. If they can't stand on their own without the bacon, then perhaps they need to be rethought. Now the fries. The order showed up within 30 minutes of having been placed, but the fries tasted, felt, and looked like they'd been under a hot lamp for hours. They were dry, hard, and utterly uninviting. In other words, not worth the time or money. \n\nPerhaps the last experience was a seriously 'off' day for them, but my feeling is that whoever sent that food out the door couldn't have cared less.
Class: upstater


Example: Guess I'm not the only customer who was taken advantage of with the tips. Had lunch with a family member. Food was so so. When we left I wrote an appropriate tip amount (16%). The following when I went to check my credit card balance, the waitress CHANGED my tip to $10.00 when I spent less than $20.00. Ridiculous! This is probably why they are losing customers.
Class: upstater


Example: I've been here on numerous occasions, half the time I've just been there to drink and I had a marvelous time.  The other half have been to eat, have a beer, watch a game or so.  Not the best.  They attempt to do the classic Wisconsin supper club, but with a Madison twist.  I'd say they more or less accomplish that, to good and bad ends.  Let me explain:\n\nThe interior is full of classic Wisconsin beer signs, the food is full of classic Wisconsin supper club food replete with fish fries and burgers  (and one with an egg on it).  The bartenders are friendly and the place is usually really full during evening dinner rush.  Very good selection of Wisconsin beers.\n\nBut... Wisconsin supper club food is a fatty, heavy, salty affair.  If you're into gut rot 40 minutes later, then that's awesome.  I was hoping they'd keep the Wisconsin attitude and type of food, but lose the grease.  They didn't.  It's a bit much.  And their namesake drink?  Well, they offer a couple interesting alternatives to the classic Wisconsin drink.  They even offer it with whiskey, ha!  But it's not the best old fashioned I've had.  It's probably not even in the top five.  I don't know how you mess that up, but I wasn't a fan.\n\nSo it's a cool interior but the food is really greasy.  So, yeah.  Good luck one hour after you've scarfed down that burger with the egg on top.  Wash it down with a mediocre old fashioned.
Class: upstater


Example: It's the go-to bar after work.  Can't complain as it has friendly staff, solid bar food, nice selection of beers.\n\nCame here to celebrate many things, one being the second time I had to take the MPRE bc North Carolina is so tight about requirements for out-of-state attorneys! All good, gave me a chance to catch up on beers and convo with work buds.  \n\nOnly thing I don't like is the awkward ceiling support bars attached to some tables that are designed for 6 people to sit.  When I take out my wallet, phone (4s, sorry, I love it), keys, gum, eye drops, watch, cigarettes, headphones... I find my space limited! JK on the last 6 items, but still, it's a little tight.  Nothing they can really do about it I guess. \n\nIt's a nice after-work bar, came in on the day of the Taylor Swift concert but there were no attendees in attendance at that particular bar - shoulda headed over to Epicentre.  Regardless, had a great time there.\n\ndmo out.
Class: septicity
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I haven't been to a Boston Market in ages. But went in there last month for a change of pace during a sorching hot day. I LOVE the Boston Market A/C at this location. \n\nI had the half chicken with the Sweet Potatoes and Tortilla soup and a soft drink for about $11. The food was phenomenal. The cashier even said the soup was bottomless, wow! The soup was great, one serving was enough for me. The chicken was cooked perfectly and delicious. And I always save the sweet potatoes with the creamy melted marshmellows for last as my pseudo dessert (hint - get the sweet potatoes for Thanksgiving).