Case: This place was HORRIBLE. They were rude. Horrible service. Drink prices were outrageous ( and i drink in los angeles) it was dead  no one was there on a saturfay night even. most the games were broke. Great concept. But what a miss all around. My visit was end of may by the way.
Classification: paracaseinate


Case: Been here twice, and I cant say either time was a thrilling experience. One thing I can say as a plus is the bartenders at lunch are always friendly and quick. The food so, not so great. I can never eat it all, the portions are extremely generous, but it's never very high quality. Just kinda seems like it is coming from a slop kitchen, and not really fit for a human. The house margaritas are actually pretty good, and a fair value. I recommend hanging out with a margarita and some chips and salsa (also pretty good) and then moving elsewhere for dinner. Call me crazy, but restaurants that leave me feeling sluggish and greasy are never my favorites.
Classification: paracaseinate


Case: Came here for dinner w/ the fam.\n\nService- was great. I forgot our waiter's name but he was awesome. We didn't have to ask for refills, he just came by with another mason jar of our drink. There was 6 of us & he impressed me by memorizing everyone's order. He didn't make any mistakes. \n\nFood-was awesome! Their fresh bread & butter is so good.  I ordered the 2 meat combo. I had the sausage & beef brisket w/ slaw & green beans.  Portions were home cooked country size. Meaning you can make 2 meals out of it.  Their sweet tea is great too.  I always have to order it when I visit.\n\nBathroom- Dirty!  I walked out and waited til I got to my sister's place.  Made me wonder about the rest of the building. \n\nI love Memphis & went to another location (which was cleaner)\n\nAlways one of our visits when we are in Vegas.
Classification: alible


Case: Good music but this place is not country, not true country it's choreography Hollywood country...I feel like Im living in a smokey episode of Glee. I mean it's bad.. see for yourself. \n  The bartender I initially delt with was extremely rude.. I asked if they had blue moon, and she said no, then when I asked if they had any kind of heffy she said \"" I already said no!\"" so I said thanks and went to the other side of the bar to get drinks there. The beer selection is poor here. I'd rather drive farther to a real country bar. I'm in my 30's and felt old here.\nThey rotate the music around from country to hip-hop later in the evening and you see more of the younger crowd who know very little of country life. I honestly only saw three guys with cowboy hats.. me included. I felt out of place
Classification: paracaseinate


Case: A good friend that recently moved here from Chicago recommended this place to me because he said this was best pizza hes ever had...and he was right! This place is downright delicious!...who cares about their old fashion decor when their pizza is that good!\n\nIt's a little bit of a hike to get to if you don't live in Cave Creek but it is definitely worth the drive.
Classification: alible


Case: This review for AYCE only. \nFirst and definitely last time in my life I tried AYCE!\n Looking at all 5 star reviews for JJANGA, husband and I decided to give it a try. What a horrible mistake. \nTiny pieces of not so fresh fish. The smallest appetizers I ever seen. \nShould mention ikura and uni. I am from Russia, so I know a thing or two about caviar. Black caviar and and red caviar (salmon roe). My guess is that salmon roe served to us in JJANGA, was stored in a refrigerator (not in a freezer, which is fine) for minimum 2-3 weeks. It was bitter and smelly!  \nI've eaten a lot of uni. A couple of times we even drove to CA just to get fresh uni. However, I must don't know enough about sea urchin, because I cannot imagine, how spoiled uni must be to turn BLACK? \n I am not even going to talk about rolls. Will just mention that 99% of rolls are made form spicy imitation crab meat and cream cheese. I cannot call \""sushi\"" cream cheese wrapped in rice.\nThank you JJANGA for teaching me a lesson..
Classification: paracaseinate


Case: I think this store is so cool. Every time I'm here I'm inspired to plan another camping trip or do some hiking. Probably the biggest store of any kind I've ever seen. I'm already easily distracted so when I'm here, it's like sensory overload. Oh look here's some sleeping bags. Oh look over here an aquarium. Is that a mermaid? Neat! Want to buy a gun? How about a boat or a fishing rod. Hmm, let's check out all the taxidermy mounted on the wall. Feel the sudden urge to go rock climbing? Why not? This store seriously has everything. If you can't find it here, it probably doesn't exist, haha!
Classification: alible


Case: I enjoyed the prime rib, and I thought it was reasonably priced. We sat in the bar which was noisy, but we still got good service from the waitress. The trout and cous cous was also very good. We split the banana cream pie for desert and it was so fresh with real banana's. Would definitely go back.
Classification: alible
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I visited Wing Stop again after 9 months or so. It was as good as I remembered only less so as in it wasn't that good last time and was less good this time I tried the Cajun sauce and I don't really know what it is supposed to be but it was kind of hot and kind of buffalo sauce and kind of jerk-herby and hard to pin down like this sentence it was a little aimless in it's flavor and just didn't do much for me so this was probably my last visit to Wing Stop.  Yup.