Example: I get my nails done regularly and came to this place when I was visiting. WAY over priced, I literally felt like it was ridiculous and not worth the service. I had a gel polish change, they didn't even have to take my previous gel off, no manicure (and just gel polish that was like any other place) $35. I mean, that is just way more than all the other places I have gone. I'm writing this review because yesterday, 2 nails chipped. They were done on Saturday and they chipped Tuesday, so 4 days or gel lasting is not ok. VERY disappointed. Would not go back or recommend this place. There is a new nail place opening up across the road, I will definitely go there before I ever go here again.
Class: graining


Example: We went to this place based on the yelp reviews and it did not disappoint. Portions are huge, but delicious.
Class: exarchy


Example: This was the most badass Apple Store in the universe back when Apple stock wasn't worth $300 a share and a bevy of retail consultants hadn't convinced them to turn it into an Abercrombie-esque store-cum-gay-dance-club. (Latin cum, not slang cum.)\n\nA&F can get away with it because they sell two pieces of cloth sewn together. The Apple Store sells computers. And more importantly, the Apple Store repairs computers. When you can't talk to an employee about your repair/purchase without shouting over the music, your computer retail location has failed to meet its purpose.\n\nCouple that with the usual crowds that come with being Chandler Fashion Center and it's a disaster. Right at open's fine, right before close is fine; in between, abandon hope all ye he who enter here.\n\nIt seriously took me an hour to buy a computer last time, even after giving up and waving my AmEx in the air like I just don't care. On the bright side, the Apple Store employees aren't total jerkbags, so it's still better than ReMac/iStore/whatever the hell they're masquerading as these days.
Class: graining


Example: My only complaint was the waitress was a complete moron. \n\nI am very forgiving of servers too, being a former one myself. She had no idea what was good on the menu and just kept saying \""Im a vegetarian.\"" With that being said, in Champaign, I haven't had a better meal. I had the veal and it was wonderful. I can't recall much else but in a town without much choices other than the usual college fare, this ranks up there.
Class: exarchy


Example: I've had Bucca Di Peppo as catering before, it was just OK. \n\nWe decided on Italian and since Bucca Di Peppo was in the hotel we were staying at, there was a 30 minute wait (Saturday night)  So we walked over to one of the gift shops and bought a few things for the kids while we waited. Once seated our orders were taken quickly, my drink was delivered quickly and the waiter explained how big the portions were and took the time to give recommendations for us.\n\nI am blown away. Yes it was busy,  but our server was SUPER attentive, he came by 7 times, checking on my drink, if the food was good, but not in a rushing or pushy way, he was just passing by and would check on us.\n\nThe food was fantastic! We had meatballs (the pasta was the only thing lacking, it was WAY over cooked, and watery in the bottom of the bowl) But the meatballs were AMAZING and then we also got chicken stuffed with cheese and prosciutto, we got potatoes as a side. I'm so glad that we tried this place. I got lemon basil vojitos and which were PERFECT!\n\nThere was a lot of food, and we couldn't finish the left over which we didn't take because we were in a hotel but it was worth it. Since we have one here in the area we live in, I think we will take the kids next time, its SO worth it to go sit down and enjoy it all fresh.
Class: exarchy


Example: On a business trip to Scottsdale, I discovered this place and ordered the California Club based on other Yelp reviews. To this day, I still crave the sandwich and have even tried to re-create this deliciousness at home (... just not the same)!
Class: exarchy


Example: Place sucks. Right when we went it, we showed out Restaurant.com gift certificate, and they rejected us because it was a weekend. No where on the gift certificate does it say anything about using it on the weekday. So there service isn't great, it was dead in there... no customers and they still didn't take our gift certificate... bad business to turn customers away especially when there's no one in there. Haven't even got to try the food... darn.
Class: graining


Example: A complete rip off!!!  Overpriced and undercut sushi/sashimi.  This restaurant is a complete joke.  Doesn't matter how much food you ordered, you just can't get full.  Dude...sushi is either fresh or not fresh.  Your sushi ain't made of gold.  So give up this almighty attitude that you are located in Bellagio and cut the damn sushi/sashimi the size for an adult and not some 3 year old kid.  Nothing cute about the size of your sushi/sashimi.  This restaurant tried too hard to be high end which will lead it to total failure.
Class: graining
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I come here from time to time but I've decided to stop (on 7/27). If you look through my photos, you will see I found a long piece of plastic saran wrap. \n\nWhen I told the sandwich maker (didn't speak much English sadly) told me that somehow it just got in there, or made an excuse that sounded like it was an accident. The way we communicated, there was no way for to me ask if I could get my money back...nor did they offer to do any more because well, it's an Asian establishment and we all know how some Asians are with customer service - there isn't any.\n\nAlso, totally agree with Nelson Q's review, the Ice Coffee, the whole thing was filled with crushed up. like to the top of the cup where you have difficulty getting a straw in there.\n\n** head over to Pho Thanh Huong by UNLV - best sandwiches in town. sadly, they close at 10pm I believe.