Case: Having never experienced one of the many foot massage spas in the area, I didn't know what to expect. Even if it were to suck, I had to take a gamble. $20 is a freakin' steal for a 1-hour-long foot massage. And um, feet are gross.\n\nMy fam and I thought we were just in for an hour-long foot massage, but what a pleasant surprise - we had the choice between an hour-long full-body massage and an hour-long foot massage. The full-bod just seemed like the better way to go, so that's what my sister and I went for. My dad and step-mom both chose to stick with the feet.\n\nWhen we arrived, we asked the woman in the front if they could accommodate 4 people... The woman held up her hand, signaling for us to wait and then ran off without saying a word... So we waited... When she came back, I think she told us to follow her... So we did. And she disappeared behind a door. (Uhhh..... ??? WTF?) The lighting was super dim/dark, so I couldn't see a GD thing. The workers were all speaking Chinese, so we didn't know what the heck was going on. \n\nFinally, a bunch of workers (from other spas?) walked through the front door and showed us to our massage chairs/beds. \n\nBTW, I'm not sure how often they wash the towels on the beds... A guy had just finished getting his massage and my dad was directed to that freshly used chair. My dad asked if he could have a clean towel, but no comprend\u00e9. So my dad just used a different bed. Yikes.\n\nOur feet were placed in buckets of tea... (Yes, our feet were tea bagged!) and the massaging began!\n\nI appreciated the firm pressure and mixture of massage techniques and styles -- kneading, stretching, point reflexology, etc. I was the only one out of the 4 of us who didn't fall asleep. The other three were sawing wood, so I couldn't stop laughing. Plus, I couldn't help but peek out every 7-10 minutes to make sure my bag was safe. Because I was awake during the whole massage, I felt that I was maximally able to appreciate every squeeze, knead and stretch. And after the whole thing, my headache from riding the New York New York roller-coaster had dissipated! \n\nEven though it was a rough start, in the end, we got our $20 (+tip)-worth. I've never had such an intense (and cheap!) full-bod massage. I will be back!
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Case: It's terrible and its cheap.\n\nWhat else is there to say? Its IHOP, It's a wannabe Denny's.
Classification: ringlead


Case: Food was fair, but drinks are overpriced for the type of restaurant it is, and service has been very disappointing at times. Once I waited 20 minutes before my waiter acknowledged me and my drink order was taken. \n\nYou might just do better going to Outback Steakhouse almost next door. Or, better yet, Fajitas a few blocks north.
Classification: ringlead


Case: This is a very nice and friendly salon! I was greeted  immediately and my nail artist was very nice and was very talented. Even though it's really far from where I live I will definitely be coming back!
Classification: stipuled


Case: I stayed here for a conference. Really good experience. The hotel is smoke free. It had a fridge, was clean and quiet. They dont charge resort fees and internet is free. No noisy casino below. Nice heated pool. Breakfast was not free so I ate my own. No biggy. The shuttle was free to the conference. It ran every 30mins. I was frequently left waiting on the sidewalk at the convention center. Thats why they lost a star. Its fair priced. My overall experience was good.
Classification: stipuled


Case: I really really wanted to love this place.  It comes highly recommended by so many people here on yelp plus it is located in a great spot.   I liked Dr Ryan right away on our first visit.  I was hesitant about her because she is so young but she won me over by the end of our visit.  I decided the 30 minute wait must have been just an emergency issue and chalked it off.  \n\nToday was my second visit when I brought our other dog in for his shots.\nI had requested Dr Ryan because she had been so good the first time.  When I had to change our appointment a week out I decided to wait a few days longer just so we could get her.  Well, again I was tapping my toes in the exam room.  This time for almost an hour.  I finally told them I had to leave and the staff offered me Dr Dutton who came in right away and gave  the shots.  \n\nMost places, would give you a break on the visit fee or write it off after making you wait almost an hour.  Not them.  Full price.  The fact that people work hard to get to their appointments on time seems to escape some establishments.  Blue Cross is apparently one of them.  Only one person stuck their head in to say she was running late.  Other than that I could have been running a prostitution ring out of that room and no one would have noticed.\n\nSorry Blue Cross...burn me once shame on you...burn me twice and shame on me.  I won't be returning.  You have nice vets but there are lots of good vets in the valley that will actually value my time and business.
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Case: Chain Mexican food...that is actually good!?!?! No Way!! But yes! This is one Chain you can't turn your nose up at! \n\nWhether it is for lunch or dinner, I am never let down with their food or service! Their lunch menu is affordable and good serving sizes, so you don't feel like you are breaking the bank.\n\nDinner has so many choices, but I will only name the two I rotate between. I am a huge Chile Rellenos fan, I order them every where I go and I am particular about where to get the good ones. Abuelo's has excellent Chile Rellenos!\n\nThe next dish that is probably the best one on the menu and they know it, is their LOS MEJORES DE LA CASA, which is 2 small perfectly cooked bacon wrapped beef tenderloin medallions and 2 shrimp with bacon, cheese and jalapenos, mmmmm so so so Good!!! Good along with all its synonyms in the thesaurus!!!\n\nIf you haven't tried it yet, go! What are you waiting for!?!?!?
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Case: We decided to go to George's for Charlotte Restaurant week and we were severely disappointed.  The wait staff was exceptional...attentive without being intrusive and very helpful. Unfortunately, the food was less than inspiring.  \nI'm vegan, so my boyfriend asked the waiter if he could have the chef cook something creative.  He came back and said that because it was restaurant week, the chef really couldn't do much since they were so busy.  We arrived at 6:30 and there were only 5 other tables seated at the time.  Not too busy.  The waiter came back and said that the chef could cook up some noodles in olive oil with some spring vegetables.  Sounded good.  What I got was a bowl of cool pappardelle noodles, no oil and partially steamed squash, asparagus and brussel sprouts.  They were unevenly cooked, seperate, cool to the touch and devoid of olive oil, salt or pepper.  For a restaurant with such a great reputation, they could have come up with something more impressive than that.\nMy brother had the short ribs - per my boyfriend's recommendation.  (He had heard that they were outstanding). They were dry, small, no braised gravy and they too were cool in temp.   He commented that it was like leftover pot roast.  \nMy boyfriend's meal was the ratatouille and it too was cool, lumpy and the noodles were stuck together.   \nI'm giving George's two stars because it was restaurant week.  Had it not been, I would have given George's only one star.
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We came here to eat late at night when all the power in the neighborhood went out because of a storm and somehow this part of town didnt get effected. As a reminder, this is my first time at a Michael's Frozen Custard. I was not at all impressed by the food or the dessert. The burger was greasy and much smaller and wimpier compared to the pictures. The custard was nothing out of the ordinary. The one star here is for the shake that my boyfriend got. I took a sip of it and it was delicious. I would not come to this place again simply because for the price I paid for it, it was not worth it. If i want to pay this high price, i expect better burgers and ice cream, especially if this is their specialty.