Example: I saw a coupon online for $50 off, so I called to get a quote on replacing my brake pads. I told him the make and model of my car, which is a fairly common non-luxury vehicle. He said he wouldn't know the cost until he saw it and I had to bring it in. He said it could be from $100 to $1000, but he wouldn't know until he did an inspection.
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Example: Excellent customer service. Felt welcome the moment my husband and I walked in. Carrie and Bella were very friendly. Food was great, excellent quality. Bacon cheeseburger no cheese and tomato lettuce.\nAnd a classic no onion well done with garlic fries and a coke.
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Example: I'm not sure what the reason is for all of these low ratings. Overall my experience was pretty great. \n\nDoh sushi and tapas serves an AYCE menu of Japanese/ Korean sushi and tapas.\nDoh gives off a very modern classic setting, very different from what is currently in Chinatown. In the front of restaurant you will find a study with wooden bookshelves. Feels like a scene out of the popular korean soap opera, Coffee Prince. There's a huge map on the walls of the restaurant. I like that they did not stick to the typical solid walls because it forces you to take minute and experience the restaurant and notice things like the molding throughout the restaurant,the color schemes they chose, and the sushi bar in the back.\n\nI tend to overeat whenever I go to AYCE restaurants but that's the point...The problem with stuffing your face until you are at the point of bursting is that most dishes start becoming forgettable unless they were amazing! Dishes that would normally be good also start tasting like they lack or overdid something. \n\nI did not like all of the dishes that I ordered but some of my favorite were;\n-The Bulgogi \n-Dragon Roll\n-Salmon Sashimi\n-Salmon skin salad\n-Avocado Bomb\n\nTheir servers did miss a few of the items that we tried ordering but we were so full towards that middle of the meal that we decided not to even mention it. Service can be a bit slow but there is a server that walks around to check up on you and see if you would like to order anything else. \n\nI suggest requesting half rolls because not every roll is great. \n\nMy experience here was pleasant. I love the interior of the restaurant.
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Example: Coming from California (and formally managing an Indian restaurant there) I have high expectations when it comes to Indian food and Flavor of India lived up to it. I went to there buffet and my only complaint was that it was far too mild. Don't get me wrong the food was very flavorfull but I'd like to see more heat. I wish I had enough time in Madison to go there for dinner there menu is vast and I hear from my friends its spicier too. \n\nThe only weird thing is they have beef curries, San Francisco doesn't have that.
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Example: Pizza pizza how I love my pizza so much!!!\n\nAfter hearing so many good things about Rosatis I had to order. First thing looking at the menu I really liked the variety of pizzas, appetizers and toppings you are able to order. +\n\nAfter ordering I found the operator imputed my address in wrong and it took a little over an hour an twenty to get the pizza. I understand it was an honest mistake but didn't feel good.\n\nDown to the pizza! The pizza I went with was the deep dish pep and sausage. Great choice!!! This was a legit deep dish pizza. A great blend between the meat and the sauce. The crust was thick like I like it! The pizza was cooked to perfection and wasn't affected by the delay with my order. Have to say I will DEFINITELY BE ORDERING AGIAN! \n\nHope the feedback was helpful.... Enjoy fellow yelpers!!!
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Example: I have to say this place is not like any Marie Callender's I've ever known.  Such is not a good thing.  Back home this was the place to be, it was jamming all day every day.  This particular one in Las Vegas is one of the smallest restaurants I'v ever been in.  The menu is like a shrunken version of a real Marie's and now I know why they don't get very good reviews.  People Marie's can be so much more, you don't know what your missing.  However if you have been to a real Marie's and you happen to be craving something basic from them this might be able to fix your fix.
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Example: DO NOT GO HERE!!  I would give it a ZERO if I could!  First of all it is so overpriced.  Went here with my sister for a mani & pedi and for the both of us, with callous remover for our feet, it was $82. Some places give you services that are actually worth that price but this place isn't one of them.  First we walk in and take a seat at our spa chairs and the lady, who I would guess is the manager, is pushy right off the bat.  She starts my manicure and another person starts my pedicure.  They ask if we want callous remover....sure, we need it.  Then they go into how the upgraded package will actually save us money.  They explain it so fast we don't understand and just become very confused.  So we tell them we're confused.  They explain more slowly and it's clear that the upgraded package doesn't save us crap. Two minutes into soaking my left hand the manager takes it out of the water and starts filing.  Then she walks across the room, sits down at another nail station, and starts cutting fruit!  As soon as my pedicure was done the person who had done that started prepping my fingernails for polish.  I told her they were never filed, cuticles were never clipped, etc.  I should have told them to forget the manicure but I think I was so shocked and confused I wasn't thinking straight!  I've never had such a terrible nail experience.
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Example: Hubby and I were in the neighborhood, so it was time to finally try Russian cuisine... errr... food.  This place is hard to find, since the writing on the door doesn't stand out from the picture behind it.  Just go to the corner of the shopping center, where the overhang is, and look on the right wall for their door.\n\nThe interior decor is.. well... tacky.  Cutouts adorn the walls, the tv was on AMC but muted, and there was modern Russian music playing from a radio somewhere.  The booths have huge backs but they're otherwise quite open, and the color scheme is a mix of red and hot pink. \n\nOur waitress was fine.. our sodas arrived and she got them wrong, but we didn't make an issue of it - $2.50 for a can of pop.  If I paid $30 for a 12-pack, I'd be furious.. but apparently they have a bad restaurant buyer ;)\n\nWe started with Golubtsy, cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and spices, and those were good.  You get 3, which is difficult to share between two people, but once again.. we made it work for us.  We ordered the cucumber and tomato salads, which are actually large quantities of cold side dishes rather than actual salads.  The cucumber salad was covered in dill and an oil that was rather off-tasting.  It definitely helped when we added salt to it.  The tomato salad was rather bland, more flavor came from the feta cheese than from the actual tomatoes, but I won't hold that one against them.\n\nHubby ordered Borsch, because he's always wanted to try it, and I sampled it also.  He liked it a bit more than I did, same as with the Golubtsy, which is good because you get a huge bowl of the soup.\n\nOur entrees arrived.. he had the pork Shashlik and I got the Chicken Kiev.. they forgot the sauce for his entree and we had to wait a while to get that, but the meat was tasty on its own.  The Chicken Kiev, however, was... boring.  Overbreaded, it was slicing into a rock (and they don't give you a serrated knife, which would be helpful - instead they warn you about possible burns from spurting hot butter).  It was bland, with virtually no flavor whatsoever.  The best part of the meal was the \""fries\"" that came with it - julienne strips of potato with dill and an addictive oily sauce.  Hubby tasted his mashed potatoes that came with his Shashlik and that was the only bite he ate of them.. but he kept stealing potatoes from my plate.\n\nWith tip, we paid about $85 for a meal for two that wasn't worth half that.\n\nOverall description.. tacky, boring, bland.
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With out a doubt the worst Waffle House. Customer service is absolutly worthless. Our server Vanessa was such a bitch to us, other customers and even to her coworkers. The manager Vernon was just about as useless. Will never go back to this location. If you like getting talked down to, by all means eat here.