Case: I might of been able to write a review had I been able to use the batting cages!!!! Its Tuesday 715pm I came here to get a few practice swings in since its the closest place to my house and walked inside and waited for someone to get tokens and rent a bat but no one came! I walked to the consession stand and again no one there I walked around and waited for another 15 min so after 25 min of just standing and waiting and not a single person came out I decided to leave! I Should of listened to everyone on my team and stayed away from here they all said what a joke of a place this is and I gotta say I agree with them! Won't be back and unless ur into coming to a batting cage to just stare at it I would suggest u stay away away too!!
Classification: offgrade


Case: We ended up here on a night when we were struggling to get in anywhere else so it was more in desperation than in expectation that we paid the \u00a37.50 to get in here.  Oh, how it wasn't value for money.\n\nOnce inside it was busy, the music was decent enough and well decorated throughout.  However, you can get all this elsewhere for far less expense and for \u00a37.50 I half expected it to be paved with gold (though I would have accepted something a bit special).\n\nI guess this place is just for people like me who didn't quite get in elsewhere arriving when every where else was busy and don't want to trek away from Georges Street.
Classification: offgrade


Case: One of the most disappointing pizzas I have ever had. They tried to over Foo Foo pizza and the flavors just didn't work for me. I should have known to keep walking when they have a GIANT Blue Moon sign in the window and the server tells us they don't serve Blue Moon... Huh?
Classification: offgrade


Case: Rivals my experiences at Napa valley restaurants.  Very unique menu. Interesting appetizers, excellent well prepared fish dishes.  The wine list was excellent and prices were moderate. The restored Lucas house provided an intimate experience with excellent service by Ty.
Classification: undercapitaled


Case: This was my first \""real\"" pen buying experience.  I am not a pen connoisseur but after using a pen of quality from a colleague I decided to start looking for a \""higher end\"" pen.  With my 1st anniversary approaching trying to stick with the whole paper concept I asked for a quality pen.  My wife and I went into the store and felt welcomed immediately.  We told them our price range and what style of pen I prefer and we narrowed it down to a few.  Not once did we feel rushed or pressured to buy.  When it was all said and done we walked out with a pen that suited me spending less than our budget.  Excellent Customer Service.
Classification: undercapitaled


Case: I absolutely love this hotel! I haven't stayed here yet, but as for the casino, bars, and nightclubs, I LOVE it! Marquee is my new favorite club and the chandelier bar is absolutely gorgeous!! This hotel is a girl's dream! Glamorous and beautiful chandeliers everywhere!
Classification: undercapitaled


Case: Honestly, Ive never written a bad comment on Yelp. But this place kind of deserves it. A group of 6 of us went on a busy Saturday morning. We knew that there would be a wait, but didn't antisipate an hour wait, epecially when we were told 20 minutes. When they finally called our name 30 minutes after we checked in, 3 of us came to the host stand ready to be seated. The incredibly RUDE host told us that we needed our whole party to be seated ( I really wish she would have told us that when we checked in!!!) After the rest of our party had arrived, we walked up to the host stand and informed them that our party was complete. She then informed us that we would have to wait for a table to get up because they gave our table away. No big deal, so we stood up front and waited..... and waited..... and waited. Until finally the hostess heard us talking about how long we had waited, so she begrudgingly led us to our table while she rolled her eyes at us. The service once we sat at the table was fine, and the food was excellent. But i have NEVER been treated like that before as a guest.\n\nI have been in the Restaraunt industry for almost 8 years, 5 of which I was a host, and 3 years as a server. I usually am not one to complain because I know how it is being on the other side of things. But seriously, the front of house service here is absolutely appauling. In my 8 years, I have NEVER treated a guest the way that I was treated here. Hopefully they hire some good people soon...
Classification: offgrade


Case: A Sunday requested off work for my birthday clearly means one thing: brunch. I decided I wanted an intimate brunch with a few friends in order to celebrate, and after hearing about this place through an acquaintance, we set off to DW Bistro.\n\nThe restaurant itself is gorgeous - bright, well-decorated with gorgeous artwork, modern. We waited about ten minutes before actually being seated, which was understandable for a Sunday brunch. Once seated, however, service was sporadic - uncomfortably attentive at first which eventually drifted into long unexplained periods of absence. \n\nMy friends had ordered both the Blueberry White Chocolate Scones and the Pastry Basket. The former were absolutely orgasmic - light, airy, studded with fresh blueberries (though lacking in the white chocolate department). They were then featured in the latter, alongside Chocolate Croissants, turnovers of mysterious fruity containment, blueberry muffins, and cranberry almond scones. The chocolate croissants were delicious - rich, flaky, perfect. The others were somewhat lacking - mediocre at best. \n\nAs for entrees, both a friend and I ordered the Jerk Chicken and Waffles while the other ordered the Tuna Nicoise salad. The chicken and waffles were delicious - ordinary at first with a kick of spice bites later. As for the Tuna Nicoise, huge pieces of Ahi tuna were barely seared atop greens with all of the normal accoutrements. Mango on the side was a random, but welcomed addition to the salad. As for the portions, the prices definitely are right on. All of us finished half of our entrees before calling it quits. \n\nMore into service, there were long gaping moments were no service was to be found - extremely awkward when you're trapped in a restaurant's alcove with a table of gay men casting judgmental eyes toward your outfit! The worst part of the DW experience was handling a price discrepancy for the Pastry Basket. As we received our check, we found that we were charged extra for an upgraded pastry basket when we asked for the one specified on the menu. While I took a detour to the bathroom to avoid conflict with the waiter, I came back to the tail end of the conversation to which our waitress bluntly told my friends that while she'd fix it, that the price she charged was ultimately right.  \n\nFood wise, DW Bistro has me mesmerized - I am smitten. However, service was lacking, but when I think of those blueberry white chocolate scones, it isn't enough to discourage another visit.
Classification: undercapitaled
Considreing the above, classify the following: I still had $12 on my gift gard so I stopped by and grabbed a BURGER on the way home since this week I had already tried all the BBQ.\n\nIt was a tough choice but I went for the Devil's Spit Bacon Burger!\n\nNo Suprise! It was one of the best burgers I have ever eaten. \n\nCooked to perfection medium well with a nice layer of bbq sauce cooked into it \n\nTopped with a toasted bun & cheese,crispy bacon,lettuce,tomato and crunchy Hell-Fire pickles.\n\nI don't think I took 1 breath until this thing was GONE!\n\nI can't wait to go back for another! Maybe they need a drive-thru? \n\nWhat is the BEST Chain Restaurant Burger you've ever had?\n\nRed Robin vs TGI Fridays vs Famous Dave's\n\nI'm gonna check more thoroughly.