Case: in a very useful plaza... target, pier one, ulta, marshalls, bath and body works, famous footwear.... \n\nanyway... \nthis store is very well organized and not cluttered.\n\nThey have an awesome collection of shoes and the system of organizing rack by size and types of clothing.. [makeup, shoes, undergarments,  menswear...kids]  very much works..  \n\nname brands.. and not so name brands. \ndid i say that they had a very good collection of shoes?\n\ni usually get lucky when i hit this place up.. so that's always good.
Classification: autoparasitism


Case: Unfortunately this place is a total bummer. Having grown up in Southern Californina, trips to Baja and Hussongs was part of growing up. When we saw a Hussongs in LV we were so excited that we planned our Happy Hour around it. Ugh, what a mistake. Being a lover of street tacos we ordered 12 for the table and some others apps and entrees. The $3 tacos were borderline edible. Quesadilla and Flautas were good but come on, not hard to mess those up. Tacos sucked and took forever to get our happy hour beers. Definitely would not recommend Hussongs.
Classification: irremovably


Case: we were recommended this restaurant by the hotel staff.  A great place for good, seasoned, quality Mexican food.  Nice atmosphere.  The service is a titch slow, but the food makes up for it. \nAmazing guac.  Carnitas tacos are amazing.  Skinny Margarita is great.
Classification: autoparasitism


Case: Definitely surprised that I didn't escalate as much as I should have.  Not really the best experience, but looking back, the employee was nice.\n\nI bought a few things online and noticed that it didn't work for me once I received it.  The receipt did allow me to take the items back to a physical store, however, when I got there, she wouldn't refund it back to my card.  I could only get a store credit.  I was a little turned off because I literally returned over $60 in merchandise.  That meant, I had to use that money back in CVS, a place I shop at about once every 3 years.  Definitely useless to me.  \n\nLike I said, the employee was really nice, which is why I didn't really escalate the situation.  I still don't prefer the policies that this company sets for their customers.
Classification: irremovably


Case: Came here of a business dinner with my crew, and regretted this choice. Seemed like an over priced Olive Garden with tacky decor. Yikes!\n\nWish we went elsewhere.
Classification: irremovably


Case: I see it as a hybrid of 7-11 wonderland and a Willy Wonka slush fest. I was early for my show, so I said sure. Why not, lets give it a whirl. I walked in enticed by the color and fun and excitement this place exudes. It's ambiance and servicescape is a mimic of Sugar Factory and M&M world. \n\nThey have a variety of tumblers to choose from. I chose a Zebra print tumbler. I felt it was less like a yard stick (because yardsticks are more likely to be used to hold your loose change or be thrown away), and served more of a purpose in the long term. So, you buy the tumbler and if you want the alcoholic beverage it will total $20 (which they said a tumbler will contain 3 shots in itself). Without the alcohol and just a regular flavored slushie, it would be $16, and then refills with the container is $12. \n\nYou also get a stamp card in which you get the 5th refill for free. At least they have a nice incentive there for you to go back.\n\nFOR THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS: If you are looking to try your first yardstick or first slush experience. I would recommend this place. It's more interactive, and customer driven. Think the 7-11 experience where you pick what flavors and the possiblities are endless, and there are free samples to try in case you're unsure. It's all just a world of choices, and if you're looking to have fun with it. Try it. This place was made for you. \n\nIf you brought kids with you, of course, they would have fun little cups for kids, and non alcoholic slushies so you and your kids can brain freeze together!\n\nRecommended flavors:\n\nTASTE LIKE HEAVEN - for all you Fireball Whiskey lovers. \nMON CHERRY - goes good with Taste Like Heaven\nPEACHY PASSION - (i think thats what it's called) It has peach and I love me some peach.
Classification: autoparasitism


Case: AYCD yes you read it right this place not only has AYCE but also All you can Drink wine and beer included with LUNCH/DINNER admission.\n\nStaying off strip is maybe a good Thing. This Vegas Trip I stayed at a friends house to save some money.The house was near M Resort and Spa. I've heard many good things about the buffet and so had to try it.\n\nPrice:\nBreakfast\n$9.99 Mon-Fri \n\nLunch\n$14.99 Mon-Thurs\n\nSeafood Lunch/Dinner\n$31.99 for Fri-Sun\n\nLike all buffets they have many food selections from:\nCHINESE,JAPANESE, GREEK, FILIPINO, AMERICAN, ITALIAN, AND MEXICAN\n\nThe items that stood out to me were the Prime Rib/Tri Tip and those humongous CRAB LEGS! \n\nService was really attentive and the Dessert Area can be overwhelming because there are so many good stuff to choose from! I didn't had room for the gelato though because I was filled up :(
Classification: autoparasitism


Case: About 99% of the time I don't eat fast food. However,  on the weekends we occasionally get egg mcmuffin meals that are pretty tasty.  They certainly are still fast food,  and don't compare to restaurant style food,  but sometimes a lil mcdonalds hits the spot.  I love their hash browns.
Classification: irremovably
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Pollo Supremo is so supremo!\n\nTheir food is simple, inexpensive, cooked traditionally, and very unique.\n\nI almost always order 1/4 chicken and sort of developed a ritual way of eating it:\nI take my fork and strip the bits of chicken from the bones.\nI take my onions and spread them into the chicken pieces. \n(If the pieces are too big, I break them apart with my hands.)\n**Wash your hands first before eating, its more fun to use your hands!**\nFinally I take my tortillas, tear off little strips, and use them to make little bites. \nYou can take your fork and top of off with some of that delicious salsa.\n\nEach bite has all these flavors, and its really delicious.\n\nThe restaurant itself is very small and plain, and almost a tad dingy if you ask me, but not dirty. Its not a place to take someone on a first date, but its a fun and cheap place to go to on a regular basis for some food you'll always crave, and will never change!\n\nP.S. - If you forgot cash, just go to the Circle K right across Ash, and get a drink + cash back. Easiest solution. Oh, and once you become a regular of Pollo Supremo, check out Cartel Coffee (right behind them) - the best coffee spot in Tempe. :)