Text - Overpriced.   Got lasanga and it was very small portioned.    Friend got the pizza and that was large.   Waiter was dull bland and boring. Gumdrop margarita didnt even have a gumdrop in it.  Not very tasty drinks. Lasagna was tasty even tho it was tiny.   Cool view of shark tank.    Waiter was a buzzkill
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Text - Fountain Hills Ace Hardware is the nicest small town Hardware store with amenities of larger Big Box stores.  Service may be just a bit slow when in a hurry, however the floor employees are almost always with other customers.  \n     In a really big hurry?  Head back to the service desk and ring the bell.  Be prepared to be helped.  Also exit the far back auto doors and there is always a hard working employee more than willing to take you to the exact product you need or find the person that can.  If you are waiting more than a minute or two and getting impatient than it's all on you.  Get some popcorn and relax..\n     I've shopped this Paul's for 20 years any issue I ever needed resolved they absolutely went out of the way to help.  If they don't have an item for you they most generally will in about 48hrs or less.\n     Support our community and visit Paul's.  Save your gas.
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Text - The most rushed \""spa manicure/pedicure\"" I've ever had, not worth $45 for a few teaspoons of extra product, and all the while the tech wanting me to say what a nice job she was doing.  The end result was a perfectly fine mani-pedi, but for the money I would expect more of a professional experience and a more relaxing experience.  I would come here again for a polish change, if I'm in the area again I'd probably go elsewhere for the full mani-pedi.
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Text - Fresh cornetti daily, and they deliver! We rubbernecked this place a bunch of times before trying it but once we finally did, my date said \""well, I'm probably going to get one of those every time I walk by from now on forever.\"" Like a brioche-y croissant filled with whipped ricotta cream (or custard, or pistachio or strawberry cream) a cornetta is a little poof of just right. This small caf\u00e9 is on a relatively under-developed and condo-stacked section of St Laurent, but there are bright spots throughout and La Cornetteria is among them.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Sometimes your fries are always at Best Buy.\n\nFry's has a vast selection of electronics items -- and the Las Vegas store is no exception.  However, the customer service from their sales staff is terrible.\n\nI recently visited the local Fry's to buy a laptop PC.  Adam M., the sales rep on the floor, was very rude and curt to the point where he left a bad taste in my mouth.  Being that I have over 2 decades of technology experience, I took offense when he condescendingly asked why I needed Wireless-N for a laptop.  The only thing that saved me from walking out and going elsewhere was running into another associate who was very polite and willing to assist me (for Fry's, this is a rarity).\n\nSecondly,  Fry's isn't for your typical tech novice who shops at Circuit City or Best Buy (which run circles around Fry's when it comes to providing good customer service).  The prices are worth the drive, but you have to do your homework first before you buy.  Steer clear of the returned items (which are uniquely labeled), don't settle for less, and NEVER take crap from a snotty salesperson.  Those postage paid form letters to Randy Fry at the checkout counter are there for a reason, as well as the manager stations that are prominently adorned with photos of the floor manager on duty.  Don't be afraid to use them when necessary.\n\nOne more thing:   With all the security cameras, loss prevention personnel, and item-by-item checkout, the bag check at the exit doors isn't necessary.  Only a moron would think of shoplifting from Fry's, but I digress.