Case: Small friendly sandwich shop with a Dutch influence.  The owner is always friendly and great care and attention goes on making every sandwich.\n\nThere are a few seats inside if you want to sit in but it's just a few paces from the Meadows where you can enjoy the outdoors and have your sandwich on a park bench.
Classification: ericeticolous


Case: Ahhmazing! Cheap and the best Mexican food around! New bar is awesome! Jake is the best bartender ever
Classification: ericeticolous


Case: Burnt the back of my leg with the chemical they use to remove thick skin off your heals. I believe it was done intentionally because I didn't want the older rude nail technician to do my pedicure. Will not be bsck, and I will make sure my family and friends are aware of the poor service.
Classification: gulp


Case: This fast-food Americanized Chinese cuisine wants to be as good as Panda Express. And I'm saying that knowing full well that Panda Express isn't that great either. The convenience factor (buying a quick to-go meal in the grocery store) is the biggest draw of this establishment.\n\nCafeteria-style serving, the food is generally not very hot, the portions are small for an extremely high price ($8+ for a 3-item entree consists of a small scoop of each of your entrees and not that much rice, either), and the staff is often rude. If you question the portion size, they'll add a little more and say something in another language to whoever's in the back that usually elicits laughter. I don't mind people communicating in their preferred language, but the timing and the laughter makes me uncomfortable.\n\nI used to be a big fan of this place, until the pricing went up and the portions went down - along with the service. They charge extra for shrimp or BBQ pork ($1.50 upcharge why? - the items aren't that special). The worst part was that the next day the leftovers made me incredibly sick (after being stored in the fridge and reheated properly) which did not happen on previous trips. \n\nSkip Rice Garden even if you're in Bashas' and hungry - there's a few other places in the strip mall and a freezer section in the grocery store. They're not open very late, the food is likely to not be hot enough anyway, and the price does not reflect the quality.
Classification: gulp


Case: So I only give 2 stars because I don't think you should fancy up a burger.  I've had some really amazing burgers for cheap.  That being said, the burger was good.  The truffle fries were ok...a bit too oily.  Nothing out of this world but ok.  The location is convenient being in the mall and the atmosphere is nice.  One weird thing are the cows wallpapering the place.  I'd rather not see what I'm eating while I'm eating.  Kinda freaked me out.  \nSeems like a great place to grab a beer and watch a game on a Sunday.
Classification: gulp


Case: Well...I was playing hooky from work with my best friend (sorry boss) and we decided we wanted to get foot massages.\n\nCalled and made an appointment, the guy on the phone spoke perfect english and told us that we could get 30 min foot massage and 30 minute hairwash/massage for $42. \n\nSo we get there right at 12 and the ladies greeting us had no idea what was going on....one older lady only spoke minimal english.\n\nThe guy on the phone was no where to be found, they had no idea of our appointment, but they still sat us down. Both ladies went to work and I noticed the lady who was rubbing my feet had her phone between my legs....after about 15 mins her phone rang and she proceeded to HAVE A CONVERSATION. Geez, how relaxing.\n\nOn to the hair washing/scalp massaging....\n\nSo I thought this was going to be relaxing and wonderful....they seriously scratched...with nails...our scalps until it was almost raw. Painful at times? yes....Relaxing? NO.\n\nSo they put my friend in a small closet with a chair to blow dry her hair and I had to sit inbetween the massage tables to get my hair blown out. Oh yeah, they only blew dry about half of our hair and sent us on our way.\n\n2 stars for my hair smelling good and having the cleanest scalp in Las Vegas. \n\nProbably would not do that again.
Classification: gulp


Case: Can't beat these prices anywhere in Vegas. I had the Earl club, and it was unlike any other sandwich I've ever had. Breads really soft but still crisp. Definitely a must if you're on a low budget.
Classification: ericeticolous


Case: Good ol' fashioned diner food with friendly service.  Though they could use better coffee from a local roaster.
Classification: ericeticolous
Classify the following: Cramond is a great place to go if you want to forget that you live in the city. We are pretty spoilt by such delights though in Edinburgh: arthur's seat, the meadows, salisbury crags, princes street gardens etc... \n\nSometimes it's nice to get close to a great body of water though. It always seem as though there should be a great impressive river between the royal mile and Princes street; instead there is a massive train track. This is not a terrible thing, but coming from a small seaside town, sometimes I miss water. Portabello and Cramond fill this void. \n\nI have yet to go to Portabello, though I have been to Cramond a couple of times, and it  is an incredibly attractive little village when the sun comes out. The island with the disappearing walk way offers a thrill. Don't get stuck there, read the tide times. There are no shops or amenities there, so you'd likely be hungry, lonely and cold for a couple of hours... \n\nThe walkway provides a pretty walk, one can see the fife and several buildings along the bank. Once on the island, you can take a walk around, enjoy the quiet and tranquillity, hopefully avoid getting blown away by wind, and potentially see dolphins and porpoises if you wait patiently. Don't wait too patiently, or as already mentioned, you will get temporarily marooned. \n\nThis is a great destination for a Sunday day out with friends, for a couple, or the family. It is also well linked to Edinburgh by the 41 bus.