Example: Should have read the reviews, took my truck in for a quick wash and while waiting for a long time I noticed my truck was nowhere in sight. I had to ask around to located it. It was in the back because they drove it into a wall.\n\nNow I have to keep going back so they can repair it and I still paid for the wash. They never offered anything to make it right. \n\nUpdate; when I took my truck back to have them install part, manager apologized again and started on the right road to make things right. \n\nAfter reading all the reviews I get a feeling that there is a serious customer service issue here, but I do know stuff happens and everyone deserves a second chance. \n\nI recommend they get some serious help with training. I hope they can make lasting changes with customer service. Seeing around corners for their clients and be proactive not reactive when there is a problem.
Class: huggermuggery


Example: Equipment is new and up to date. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Frequent specials going on. They are also very flexible with scheduling, which is much appreciated due to my crazy schedule. I never have to wait long. But if I do have to wait a little bit I don't mind because I know I can expect to get the same unhurried care that the previous client received.
Class: huggermuggery


Example: My husband and I joined the gym in January and as it had been a while for me - I signed up for a trainer - I was told it was a 3-month contract and that I could easily cancel if it wasn't meeting my needs.  So fast-forward 2 months and the trainer that I had been working with was let go ... and I don't get a call to set up a new training appt.  I go in to cancel the training thinking it would be easy - only to find out that not only is it not easy - I would be charged the full amount and if I don't pay it - it goes to collection.  The new training manager only seemed to be able to say he was sorry and nothing else to help - so I would totally suggest if you are looking for training go somewhere else - this place isn't worth it - and as for the rest of the gym - it's okay - but not worth the hassle!
Class: amphicarpium


Example: We had dinner here last Friday. I expected more from this restaurant. The ambiance was nice but it's a little too quiet for me. The service was just ok, but the food was delicious. My rule when I eat out... and I eat out A LOT... the service makes the dining experience GREAT. I would have given this place 4 or 5 stars if our waiter was more attentive. The restaurant was not even busy and we waited to get the menus, water, everything. I looked outside and our waiter was just goofing around...talking to his co-waiters. The assistant waiter was great. He was the one who took care of us for the most part. We gave him a cash tip so the other waiter won't get it because he was so lousy. After dinner I told the hostess if they have a comment card... I guess one of the managers heard me and he said you can tell me. I told him about our service and he was surprised. I'm thinking...(maybe if you do your job as a manager you would noticed)... WTF.. One more thing I told them that it's my friend's bday all we got are 3 very small bread sweets. Not even a candle. \n\nThere are so many places in LV to eat. I don't think I'll be back. And this place is not cheap either.
Class: amphicarpium


Example: This place pretty much sucks..this is my first time staying in a old type hotel coming to vegas...hooter girls were pretty much nasty.not like the ones out in cali. ..won't be staying here again ...
Class: amphicarpium


Example: You gotta love this place after a hard night out!!\n\nBeing here reminds you of the soda fountains back in the day. I've been here a few times and somehow it always seems to be on my way back from someplace in Old Vegas (because it's easily on my way home) and it's rarely crowded, but even if it is that doesn't mean too much because there's only room for about 20 people tops. \n\nThere's a counter that you sit at and the cook is also your waiter (Waffle House style, for you Southerners). They have a nice menu considering that it's pretty much gonna be a grease fest (aside from you soups and salads), but the whole experience is quite entertaining.\nBecause you're watching the food be prepared, it all eves that feeling of \""where's my food\"" because you're watching the guy Hustling to get your food done, and I think of it as the floor show while you wait for your food.\nYour food will always arrive hot because the distance from the grill to your  seat is never more than about 30 feet, and the minute the cook is done with your food he hands it right to you.\nThe cook is a guy who's probably been there so long he can tell you what salad dressing Judas had on his salad at  The Last Supper, but he is a lovely man with a charming disposition.\nThe food always hits the spot and it's also a great place to pick up that extra roll of toilet paper, bread or toothpaste you might need when you wake up in the morning.\n\nDon't expect much, and you won't be disappointed, although you CAN depend on it being open at any time, your time there being a charming (even nostalgic) experience, and the food to hit that guilty pleasure spot.\n\nFor the White Cross Diner, Nighttime is the right time.
Class: huggermuggery
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I was thoroughly excited to have a Vietnamese restaurant on this side of town and closer to home.\n\nI tried it for the 1st time today and ordered #11 to go. Place is cute and clean. Staff was friendly.\n\nI am disappointed in the the taste of the broth. Very bland, very oily and no flavor. I did my best to add more flavor as much as I can.\n\nIt may be named Pho Cali but it is not what pho's in California tastes like. I lived there most of my life and since moving to NC 7yrs ago, finding authentic pho is challenging.\n\nI'll continue to drive to Saigon Palace for good Vietnamese food.