Example: I arrived to Las Vegas mid afternoon since my flight was delayed several hours. Once picking up my rental car I headed over asap to Asian BBQ & noodles. Located in a strip center parking was no issue,  possibly BC it was hot.\n\nI ordered won ton soup and the combo roast pork & roast duck over rice. The won ton soup was decent but not as bomb as Noodle boy in Rosemead Cali. What was outstanding was the roast pork which was tender, moist, crunchy skin and yummy. The duck was pretty good and of course the duck sauce on the rice made the entree.\n\nService is prompt but the help is your typical Asian joint - to the point and without a smile. Cash only :+(
Class: Alison


Example: Boneheads is a pretty cool place for some really great food! What a great local find in the area!\n\nI actually found out about this place via Groupon. They had an offer for $10 for $20 and I love seafood and I love chicken so I bought it figuring what did I have to lose!?\n\nWell I must say I was not disappointed! When you walk in the doors you come right up to the menu and counter and the cooks are back there whipping up amazing fish, shrimp and chicken dishes right before your eyes....and that's enough to make your mouth water....because it looks so delicious!!!\n\nSo we decided to try a couple of there top favorites, the staff was very helpful with their top favs and helped make our decision much easier!\n\nFor starters we had the Bonehead's shrimp which are Crispy fried shrimp tossed with Boneheads sauce and served over cilantro slaw. The shrimp were cooked until golden brown and then tossed in to this delicious spicy and sweet sauce that was a perfect pair....they were soooo delicious! I almost wish we had a second order!\n\nI chose the taco combo with the tilapia, shrimp and chicken....I figured I might as well try all three so I could compare and have plenty of variety! There is no issue with portion size here! All the tacos are filled with the meat and slaw and a side of your choice! The tilapia was cooked perfectly and full of flavor you could really taste the different spices they used to add extra flavor. The shrimp again were delicious, and covered in a seasoning blend and sauce mixture....the only thing I would add is some of the special signature Boneheads sauce...that would have made these tacos complete!!! Finally the chicken was really good too! Very tender and juicy! The tacos came with a side and I chose the fries, they were hot and prepared well just lacked seasoning and crunch in my opinion. Next time I would prefer a vegetable option. \n\nMy boyfriend chose the salmon with the pineapple salsa topping which has \npineapple, peppers and onions mixed with a sweet and spicy sauce. The salmon presentation was beautiful, I loved the grill marks and the taste was wonderful, it was flaky and tender and the sweet sauce added a nice combination of flavors for the fish. For the side, he selected the grilled zucchini which was sooo yummy!!!  Again, gotta love those grill marks! These are definitely a must try! \n\nThis was a great visit, I loved food and the flavors the portion sizes and just everything here was great! I look forward to coming back!
Class: Alison


Example: Great pastrami sandwich and hot dog. But for that and a coke it was $17.50. Paying the extra $1.00 for extra lean pastrami was definitely worth it, but the first $9.49 for the average-sized sandwich was too much. It's close to my new office, so I'd go all the time if the price was right. Memo to Goldman's: you are a NY-style deli, not NY-based!!\n\nDefinitely try it and if you're loaded go on a regular basis.
Class: Alison


Example: My husband usually gets his hair cut and they do a fine job.  However, last time he went, he came home and said his neck really hurt.  I look at the back of his neck, and there are at least 7 large cuts across the back of his neck and everything is red and irritated.  I couldn't believe it!  One cut, maybe, but more than that?  She could have at least said something so he could watch for infection.  She never showed him the back of his hair like they usually do when they are done with a cut, so she was definitely hiding it.\n\nI have notified their corporate office.  I don't want anything in return.  Just want them to be aware that this is a health hazard and poor form on their part.
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Example: This restaurant has never been great, but if you wanted an Asian restaurant in the Cultural District it was an OK place to go. However, last night's dinner was just plain bad. I had beef salad, and it was some coolish beef on iceberg lettuce with sliced onions and a totally forgetful sauce. Nothing like the mix of sweet, sour, and spice that it should have. I also had tofu panang. It was also virtually tasteless. Some coconut milk flavoring in otherwise nondescript brown sauce with no spiciness.
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Example: I have been to many Chinese food spots in town, and this place blows them away!\n\nReason why?  My personal reasons...I prefer Vietnamese food when I crave fresh, Japanese food when I want flavor, and Thai food when I want spice and depth.  Yunnan delivers on ALL three!\n\nWe tried the stir fried Eel with dry pepper....the eel was very flavorful and the dish was spicy!  It had a nice consistency and tons and tons of taste going on!  The portion was huge and they did not skimp out on the goods!   Check out the pic :\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yun-nan-garden-las-vegas?userid=eZZyuJDouIg4p-GYB3PV_A#roxUo3o8u3yg7px8D7wgaw\n\nHad the salt and pepper shrimp, and it was good, just thought it would be full head on and done a little differently.  Also thought they would/should have been larger at $12-13 for the plate.  I wouldn't order these again, unless I can specify that I want head/shell on.  Pic :\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yun-nan-garden-las-vegas?userid=eZZyuJDouIg4p-GYB3PV_A#7M6BnswF5BV-esTvISeL8g\n\nLastly, tried some fried egg and green onion dish.  It was light and flavorful.  Wanted something that wasn't spicy, and this filled in well.  Also a generous portion and inexpensive.\n\nService is typical authentic Asian.  Just friendly wave if you need anything and you will get it fast....just don't expect service like you would in an American establishment (auto/fill drinks, check on food, getting bill etc), and you will have a great time.\n\nI WILL be back again.  Even their non spicy dishes are packed with taste, and blow away any other spots I have tried in town thus far (Chinese food wise).
Class: Alison


Example: Just like the classic Miley Cyrus song, this place gets stuck in your brain for all the wrong reasons. \n\nI came here because I literally needed 15 balloons blown-up for an event. I was helped after I stood at the counter for a bit and waited for the girl behind it to finish her text. I told her my situation and she obliged by taking my balloons, setting them off to the side, and getting another worker to both ring me out and inflate the balloons. Apparently the cellphone rules all things around her.\n\nWhile \""balloon girl\"" inflated my balloons, another customer walked up and needed to be rang out. The \""cellphone girl\"" didn't move a muscle and asked \""balloon girl\"" to stop and help them out... really?\n\nWhen I asked \""cellphone girl\"" if she could continue with my order, I was told she couldn't because at the moment she needed to get a package ready to ship before the post office closes. Umm...  It's 4:50pm, so unless you're the Flash, you will never make it to the post office. Ouch my brain. \n\nParty USA might have the worst customer service I've ever experienced. Never-mind the clueless worker who probably puts in 15 hours a week after high school, the I guess \""manager\"" who is loudly placing a food order via her cellphone while walking through the store, but what really bothered me is the girl behind the counter. Can't you at least pretend like you give a shit about anything besides text messages or the latest update on Justin Bieber's FB page? \n\nPlus this location is extremely dirty. Boxes and trash all over the place. Definitely a tripping hazard nightmare. \n\nSorry. I went a little George Carlin on this review, but I mean... Ugh. Seriously, avoid this place like the walls are releasing Ebola fumes.
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Example: Don't shop at Lowe's unless you feel like getting the bait and switch. Deceptive business practices is an understatement here!\n\nLong story short: We're completing a major landscaping project and, even though Lowe's is literally 5 minutes away from our house, we ordered some concrete, blocks, etc. so that it could all be delivered at once without us making multiple trips.\n\nSo it costs $80 for delivery, without regard to how much or how little you purchase, or how close you are to the store (again, we are FIVE MINUTES away). But that's fine! We expect to be charged for delivery, and we had a Christmas gift card, so no big deal.\n\nThis is important: When we completed our order online (over $400 worth), no where did it say we would be charged any more. $300+ for our items and $80 for delivery, and that was it.\n\n40 minutes later, we get a call for scheduling. This is when we're told there is a $15 \""pallet fee\"" for our order - what??? \n\nApparently, Lowe's is under the impression that we're going to steal their piece of crap, cheap pallets, so they charge you for pallets. We would have had 3-4 pallets worth of items delivered, a charge of $45-60 in fees. Oh, but they would \""waive\"" the fees once we brought the pallets back.\n\nOkay, so, let's recap:\n\n1. Delivery fee of $80 but crappy pallets are an extra $15 a pallet? Wtf is that delivery fee for then? A 20 year old rando dropping off stuff on our driveway???\n2. I have to bring you back your stupid pallets... when I ordered online for delivery. Hmm, what does that tell you? That I DON'T want to waste time going to Lowe's.\n\nWhat are we supposed to do, hang around customer service with our 3-4 pallets? Oh, because I love wasting time trying to get money back you extorted out of me. Love doing that on the few, precious vacations day I have. That's why I ordered for delivery in the first place...\n\nWhen we disputed this charge (which, to remind you, wasn't mentioned AT ALL in the fine print, so... bait and switch tactic), the manager was rude and ended up hanging up on us.\n\nClassy, manager! Please, hang up on customers who have already spent over $5,000 at Lowe's and who had planned to spend a lot more. Btw - this isn't about a $45 fee. It's not about the money - it's about deceptive practices and incredibly poor customer service. \n\nI know Lowe's doesn't care about the reviews they receive, but I hope you as a customer will make better choices. If you need landscaping materials, go to Pioneer Sand Company. We've worked with them before and they're great - they'll be getting all our landscaping business from here on!
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I love this place, mostly because it means I don't have to deal with the oversaturation of bars in the South Side.  The \""squirrel cage\"" as some affectionately call it really is my favorite bar in Pittsburgh because it's a little dive-y, but still hip, and has nice booths to sit in where you can just get a cheap pitcher or two and chill with your buds.  It's also great for people watching!