Example: Dropped into Smashburger for the first time, to see how they compare with the terrific Five Guys.  Here's how it went:\n\nLike Five Guys (50 W Jefferson), they were already roaring busy just after opening time.  For this first visit I ordered a regular 1/3 lb. Smashburger, a regular fries, & a chocolate malt from the friendly cashier.  This place is nice inside, with up-to-the-minute styling, up to the minute excellent alternative pop music playing, such as A Fine Frenzy, at just the right volume, & BOOTHS!!  YEAH BOOTHS!!    :-))    :-))    .... & I got very lucky & landed one that was perfectly comfortable & peaceful, despite the crowd in the place!\n\nMy malt arrived first, & it was super good!  Then in a little while came the burger, open-faced on a little wire tray, piled up with all the good burger goodies including mild purple onion slices, & cheese!  You just add your own mustard, HEINZ   :-))   Ketchup, & salt & pepper to taste.  They have \""special\"" fries available here, as do Five Guys, but I ordered the regular ones this time.  They were peeled 7/32\"" shoestrings, cooked just a big crunchy with a little sea salt, with the right amount for one person in a stylish little metal basket.\n\nOnce you put your burger together, good luck trying to get your mouth all the way from top to bottom of it, but not to worry...  they have REAL SILVERWARE available to cut it up & eat it with a fork if you like!\n\nSo how was it, & how did it compare with Five Guys?  Well, the burger was SENSATIONAL, so let's break it all down:\n\nBest service:  Smashburger, because they bring your order to your table.  At Five Guys you have to listen through all the racket for them to call your number.\n\nBest atmosphere:  Smashburger, with their very comfortable booths!\n\nBest meat:  Tie!  Absolutely terrific burger patties at both places.\n\nBest burger:  Five Guys, just barely, maybe.  Both were really great!\n\nBest fries:  Five Guys.  These fries were good, Five Guys' were special!\n\nBest value:  Tie!  Burgers almost the same price, more expensive fries at Five Guys serve two.\n\nThe winner:  Smashburger!  For me, the booth seating, table service, & little things like the stylish presentation of the food (instead of a paper sack!), & available silverware, make it the winner, by a zillionth of a Star!  Both of these places are SO GOOD, & make poor former champ In-N-Out seem like it belongs back in the '60's.    :-O\n\nClassic Smashburger 1/3lb:  $4.99, Fries $1.69, Malt $3.99.
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Example: Its laughable the people they hire here. No customer service, people on phone while trying to assist you and no one seems to be knowledgeable of the speacial order items. Most lowes we go to are too knowledgeable, this one must have missed the memo.
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Example: The chicken quesedilla with guacamole and sour cream and salsa on the side is my favorite.  I am hooked on it, as their tortillas are so fresh - they are made on the spot, as well as the grilled meat.  Also, I have tried the grilled chicken salad, which is very tasty, with an unfried tortilla at the bottom.  Try it just for the tortilla!\n\n5-19-13 I was craving Mexican after having Frank and Fina's and remembered Cafe Rio. The pulled chicken quesadilla was calling my name!  I opted for the wheat tortilla, quite tasty, this time, and asked for an extra guacamole instead of sour cream.  I had half and it was fantastic!  The only thing that holds back the five star rating for this location is that the cashier is not paying attention and almost did not include my pico de gallo after pointing it out to her, and grabbing it for myself!  All in all a good fast food Mexican place.
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Example: I used to frequent this cafe because I work in the building. The food was good and the staff was very nice. It now has new owners. 8The old staff is gone. The quality and quantity of the food has diminished greatly for the same price. The owners ignore their customers and have their adult children working the cash register who are very nice. I don't eat here anymore.
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Example: Mediocre at best. Pricing is incorrect on their menu and they refuse to match it. The food is the furthest thing from greek. I guess the lunch special has a lot of food for your money but everything is really greasy. Not a fan.
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Example: Za's is back!!!! OK, maybe it's been back for a while, but this was my first time back in Champaign since they reopened post-fire. I was so pleased to see that they still function the same way - design your own pasta, salad, panini, or pizza. This place was a major staple in my college-kid diet. The pasta sauces are all really tasty, and there are plenty of healthy veggie toppings. Let's not forget the amazing garlic bread, which is one of the best parts of any Za's trip. Can we please talk about the fact that Za's really needs to open a location in the Chicago area? Until then, I'll just have to wait and get my fix next time I'm down in CU. Sigh.
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I was looking forward to this event in Scottsdale as it was one of the few times my fiance and I could get away from work to do something together. Unfortunately the day was far from pleasant. It began by not going in at our scheduled time, but over an hour later. We tried to relax with soda and water as the sun beat down on us, only to find the concession stand had only room temperature drinks! We were also unable to register our wrist bands which made the experience not quite as immersive during the \""training\"" as I felt like I saw just \""First Player\"". There were long lines for each activity and game, and the staff didn't seem to care much about it instead goofing with their phones, ignoring my questions, and talking with other employees about non work related activities. And the games and activities did not work or respond well at all. We finally gave up to go in to more hurry up and wait lines to see the 3D dome. the sound was so muffled we couldn't understand half the dialogue.  Then came more hurry up and wait while we waited for the ride. The ride itself wasn't bad though and unfortunately the only thing that went well. Even the gift shop area seemed poorly managed by employees that were more interested in talking to girls that were obviously much younger than them and \""checking them out.\""\n\nI felt as if I wasted my ticket money and spent it for overpriced warm drinks, poor staffing, and standing in line for 4 hours of my day. So glad I didn't opt for VIP