Example: I took my car in today after a good experience last month. I paid 20 dollars for a wash and now have to spend 200-300 dollars due to them scratching my window tint. I spoke to the manager and some girl who thought she was important and said that I did it and not to accuse them for my damage. They will not do anything for me. Its a shame they take our money but they don't take the responsibility when they damage a customers property. NEVER GO THERE. I am starting litigation against them.
Class: halochromism


Example: I was a little scptical coming here, I wasnt really sure what to expect. I was in the end I have to say might impressed.\n\nFriendly service with a good selection of beers to start with, I was happy to get a bottle of Joker IPA.\n\nTo the food, coley, parmesan & creme fraiche, baby potato & basil salad. Delicious. Well cooked fish, some nice texture in the dish and critically it was well seasoned.\n\nLovely local diner doing some great food. The menu is a little confusing, not sure what cuisine they are actually going for but its good and I will be back.
Class: unconfinedly


Example: I came here to read and see if anyone else had a bad experience in this cute boutique, and no one else has, so I'm going to jump out on a limb here.  I've walked by this shop so many times, and always wanted to go in, so I finally did one day, and guess what?  Underwhelmed.  Not by the great fashion buys, but by the shop owner or maybe it was an employee, whomever it was, they left a very bad impression on me.  Maybe they dont want black women in their shop, or maybe I was starring in Pretty Woman 3.\n\nI was treated as rudely (or indifferent) as Julia Robert's was in the first Pretty Woman.  And that's not to say that I came in dressed up as a hooker (and who cares if I was dressed as a hooker, hookers have money and are customers right?  no need for moralism when buying clothes).  \n\nAnyhooter, I prefer to shop at the little boutique down the street now, Figleaf, and not give into the temptation of the cute clothes in Jupe's window.
Class: halochromism


Example: I'm writing this as I wait for our flight back home on my new iPhone. Ooh, almost instant reviews! Nah, just bored and wanted to try some writing on the tiny keyboard.\n\nAnyway, back to the topic at hand. Originally we had reservations for new  year's eve but because Las Vegas Blvd was closed, we decided to push it back a day. A very unassuming exterior and a simple and charming interior. Wait staff were very professional. We started out with the Avacado and shrimp and Anchovie salads. Entrees were Osso Bocco with a 3 1/2 inch long bone with a generous serving of pasta and the Vitello del chef (scaloppine with cheese and red peppers). All were very good and large portioned.\n\nThough off the strip and not  trendy, do give them a try!\n\nThere, alittle longer to type but manageable.
Class: unconfinedly


Example: I was here July 18-20 2012 with my parents on a \""wild\"" road trip to Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. We stayed here two nights because I found an awesome rate on priceline.com. It was 36 dollars a night and the total came out to be roughly 81 dollars for three people and two nights. The room was on the fourth floor of the Ipanema Tower and the view was definitely a 36 dollar view. We had two queen beds, a desk, tv, beautiful bathroom, and a couch. The room was in pristine condition and the beds smelled great (in case you're a rate by smell kind of person like me). The hotel is about a mile from the strip, which is not walkable in the crippling, triple-digit Las Vegas heat. But they have a FREE shuttle that takes you to either Harrah's or Bally's at Paris resorts, which are on the strip, every  15 minutes-ish. We kind of got lost trying to get from self-parking to our room because there are different towers, but I think all hotels are humongous and you'll get lost in all of them, but I would have hoped for a little more staff to direct us in the right direction. \n\nOne of my goals in life was to see Penn & Teller and low and behold their home is the Rio which was very convenient. The show was amazing and I really enjoyed the comedy and the tricks they performed. Just make you sure you get your tickets for any show at Tix4Tonight located along the strip because tickets are half price there for most shows. We also saw the CIrque Du Soleil Viva Elvis show, also very entertaining eye candy in that one. \n\nThe Carnival World Buffet at the Rio=Gargantuan and scrumptious. We paid about 45 dollars for three people because we got the discount voucher at Tix4Tonight. So much food variety, I can't explain how many options there are. I loved the sushi and the pastas. I am a sucker for dessert and the gelato and cake selection were heavenly at this buffet. \n\nAll in all for the affordability and pleasure that the Rio offers to strip-goers (not strippers) is great. If you don't mind doing the shuttle thing to save some money, then please come to the Rio. One knock is that I lost 30 bucks here at the slots, which I am dumbfounded why that is? I thought it was easy to win boatloads of money at the slots :P But my Dad did win 60ish bucks so kudos to him!
Class: unconfinedly


Example: My friend and I walked in to this location when it was completely empty except for a few people at one table inside, one table outside, and a man at the bar. The host was talking to the man at the bar, and took his sweet time coming to greet us. We were just standing there waiting for him while he talked away. Then he gets to us, and is not friendly at all. He takes us to our table and goes to get water. We couldn't find the menu online, just saw the Yelp review while we were across the street, so we didn't know what would be on the menu. We saw that we weren't in the mood for what was on the menu, so we got up to leave. The host asked us if we were leaving, and rolled his eyes when we said yes! Wtf? Don't roll your eyes at me, that's so unnecessary. We weren't surprised at his behavior, however, seeing as how he didn't seem happy about us being there in the first place.
Class: halochromism
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I brought my car here in 2006 for repair of a scratched bumper.  The damage was minimal, but the work required removing my entire bumper for repainting.  The staff were very helpful in explaining my options and presenting me with a few choices to get the most bang for my buck.  They completed the work in the quoted amount of time and did a great job.  A few weeks later, I noticed a spot that needed touched up and they handled it immediately and without question.  I would definitely recommend these guys if you need bodywork or paint work done.