Case: This place is HORRIBLE!!! Service is atrocious!! Food is overpriced and the new ownership (prior managers of the place,  tweedle dee and tweedle dum) use to manage Chili's. They will run this place into the ground. I give it 6 months before the place shuts down.
Classification: loiteringness


Case: First time here for a bday spa weekend with my hubby. This was our first trip to a Bluegreen resort as owners. It was amazing. Staff was super nice. When we got there our jacuzzi tub was leaking so we called the front desk and they moved us to a new room. The new room was perfect -- Jacuzzi tub in room is a must! Booked a spa treatment that was so relaxing. There is a ranch across the street with horses. Definitely coming back soon!
Classification: prehearing


Case: An almost iconic spot for theater in Montreal. I've been coming here for plays since I was child and seeing a production was a big treat. The place has changed over the years but the constant is the quality of the plays, the friendliness of the staff and the perfect spot in Old Montreal. While you are there, there are plenty of other things to see and do in the vicinity, so you can spend a whole day there.
Classification: prehearing


Case: March 25th, 2011\n\nOrdered:\n Special Sandwich\n Ham/Cheese Croissant\n Iced Coffee\n Deep Fried Balls covered w/ Seasame (I don't know the name ha)\n Fried Egg Rolls\n\nPros:\n* awesome layout.. The biggest Lee's I've seen!\n* Lots of free samples to try.\n* express line available for strictly pastries and coffee orders\n* They have a room available for banquets and private affairs.\n\nCons:\n* Rock Hard baguette bread !\n* Minimal selection of asian sandwiches\n* congested with traffic.\n* I order deep fried pastries for dessert and they threw it in the same bag as my fried egg rolls.. who does that??\n\nTips:\n* Go down the street to Mr. Sandwich\n* I'm not a coffee fan, but its strong and good according to my gf\n* easy on the ice for the ice coffee would be a most wise request.\n\n  Okay, so I came during grand opening and ribbon cutting, which explains the crazy traffic (but I attempted to come again a few days later and it was still busy so I opted for good ol' Mr. Sandwich).  I've had Lee's before in California and remember taking a liking to it, but man their baguette's are just super hard!  The express lane was nice for those coffee drinkers and pastry lovers, but I was here for sandwiches.  The disappointing thing is that they tried to have a diverse palette of sandwiches by throwing in american sandwiches (ham and cheese) on croissant bread.  If I wanted an American sandwich, I'd go to Subway (or better yet Port-O-Subs).  The option of American sandwiches was interesting at first, but it isn't even tasty. Sure this added diversity, but it also limited their selection of Eurasian sandwiches.  I understand Lee's is a big name and the opening ceremony was a blast, but it just didn't win me over.  Will I be back?  Sure, but only because I got a free $5.00 gift card for coming during the grand opening.  Aside from that, I'm good with Hue Thai's or Mr. Sandwich for my Asian Sandwich cravings.
Classification: loiteringness


Case: Wow! If I could give negative stars I certainly would for this place. I wanted it to be decent because they have an ok draught selection and seating outside in the summer. That is where the positive qualities end. Food tasted like it came from a microwave - but that is actually generous, probably actually came from Fido's dog bowl. This is an excellent candidate for kitchen nightmares, the place looks straight out of the 80's and not in a cool hipster way either.
Classification: loiteringness


Case: Came here for lunch the other day and did enjoy it. Love the concept for an Asian fusion burger joint.  The menu had a wide array of unique choices that you can't find anywhere else.  If you love beef, there are many choices for you.  Unfortunately, I don't eat beef (sometimes I do, but have not ate a hamburger in over 10 years).  They did have a a ground chicken / turkey called the lost bird and I have to say it was huge and good.  The bun they used is not your typical burger bun, but what u get when ordering a baked pork bun, if you ever had it.  I loved the bun they used.  Good twist to make it an Asian fusion burger.  \n\nGreat place and would come back again.
Classification: prehearing


Case: Since its hard to find, you're always first in line. For those that need, $10 gets your car registered too.
Classification: prehearing


Case: Very disappointed. We stayed here once about 7 years ago and were treated wonderfully. This time the staff were rude and even the manager didn't care about customer service or being a normal human being. My fianc\u00e9e wanted to stay another night and the girl at the front desk said it would b an extra $150. Okay if this was a Friday or Saturday night I could see that but this was for Sunday. We paid $67 total with resort fees for Saturday night and now it's double to stay?!  The manager came up and said there was nothing she could do. She said they were completely booked up and that was all she could do. I find it hard to believe every room in this hotel was occupied!?  My boyfriend went over to Excalibur and not only did they have a room they let us check in at 9am an it was in a spa suite for yep u guessed it the same price we paid for at nyny!  I do not recommend here. They obviously don't care about having people stay at their hotel!
Classification: loiteringness
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Expensive fancy, shmancy place. Not my thing in particular, but it was pretty good overall. My friend and I wanted to get a drink in Scottsdale, but not go to a nightclub. Apparently, that's almost impossible. Anyways, we stumbled upon this place. The service was really good though! The server and bartender kept checking up on us, but not in a pushy kinda way. They made it really clear that they appreciated our business and informed us of Happy Hour. If I went during Happy Hour, I probably might have liked it a little more, with the prices and whatnot.