Text - so today i was recommended by a Coworker that this place was a great place for shopping for a birthday present for my aunt. When I got to this place I was amazed how colorful the bags are and what a unique concept. So a few minutes shopping and I noticed I was the only one in the store. no workers or even shoppers. immediately I thought I was on a reality show either im going to get pranked or get spooked on. so 15 mins in I was ready to get checked out and not a single worker of this store on site. A few mins passed and finally a female worker comes out very angry. The lady didn't say hi just rang me up and went back to her office. I never experienced anything like this but I found it amusing.
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Text - I found the pricing deceptive, as I didn't realize that there was the 10 dollar to 13 dollar markup.  Not particularly cool.  Moreover I am never a fan of assigned seating at the movies.  A little pretentious for my tastes, which pretty much nails epicentre.\n\nThe bar thing sounds cool, but in practice I'm not sure how it works outside of a date situation.  I went with my wife on a saturday night, and definitely felt underdressed for the place.  The mens room with the club style bathroom complete with attendant expecting a tip also threw me off.\n\nThen there were the three ladies who were asked to show their tickets upon entering the hallway that leads to the theaters.  They were having trouble because they each had a full plate of pasta and a glass of wine that they were Taking into the theater!  Really? \n\nMy wife found the seats uncomfortable for her neck.  I can't complain about them because i never really care much about that stuff.\n\nSo, in summary, if you need oversized seats, like to eat pasta and drink wine in the theater, and don't mind spending extra cash this is the theater for you.\n\nI doubt I will be back anytime soon.
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Text - I spotted this pet store while going to Ace Hardware and decided to check it out. The store stocks pet supplies with reptiles, fish, birds, and small mammals like rabbits and hamsters.\n\nI was sadly disappointed by the store. It seemed fairly clean, but the animals did not seem that well cared for. A few examples:\n\n- The hamster cage was sort of shoved haphazardly on the floor. The hamsters had just a flat floor in the tank they were in. Nothing to run around in to give them exercise or to climb up.\n- The bearded dragons seemed in too humid an environment with soil substrate which is the wrong substrate to use.\n- They have two leopard tortoise babies who were already showing signs of pyramiding and had nothing to eat but huge pieces of lettuce in their tank - no hay or nutritious greens.\n- Their iguana is on the floor in a standard aquarium tank. He definitely wanted something to climb. While we were there he kept jumping on the ceiling of his cage just to have something to do.\n\nI can't say much for the care of the fish or birds since I don't keep those animals (though their cockatiels seemed really happy), but I was saddened by the care of the other animals. They are having their basic needs met but not much is being done to keep them happy and well while they wait to find homes.
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Text - Zoe's is the place for pizza in Waunakee. Good crust comes in several options including a hand tossed thin crust that is a household favorite. Creative and tasty pizza options with generous toppings and fresh ingredients. Kids love the butter/garlic knots to munch on. Staff are really friendly. Have used both pick up and delivery - both offer timely service. Very nice new space for dining-in. I would rank Zoe's pizza among the best pizza places in the Madison area.
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Text - Don't recommend this place at all. We came in and ordered an everything bagel egg sandwich. We had it to go and decided to sit down. The sandwich looked like it was flattened and not really edible. Asked the gentleman to make another. After talking  to the manager he told us they took the bagels out too early so they all look smashed. I asked them to switch it to a garlic bagel, since mine was garlic and it looked good. He had to have another conversation with  the manager. Manager walks over. Definitely not manager material. She says, \""we are remaking it.\"" I asked if we could swap it to a garlic bagel like I asked the gentleman and before I could finish she says yes and seriously takes off running. Than they bring my wife's \""new\"" sandwich and the eggs and bacon are cold! Worst customer service I've had at an Einsteins, usually I come here because they are tasty and the service is good. Not here, stay far away. Not worth a penny or second of your time.
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Text - Honestly what is not to love about In-N-Out Burger? They have tasty, well prepped burgers and french fries. Service is 99.9% of the time great - most likely because this burger chain actually pays their employees decent wages and from what I have heard from friends who have worked there - the chain actually does have a good rapport with their employees.\n\nAny In-N-Out I have been to is squeaky clean and employees are consistently cleaning the tables and floors - not just this specific one. At this one in particular I have noticed the drive-thru can start to get a little out of hand, but usually they will send out an extra person to start taking orders.\n\nWhy I love In-N-Out over most burger chains - their burgers have a crispness to them, the lettuce is not soggy, the tomatoes are fresh, you can get your onions grilled. The french fries are cut fresh (you can see them doing it). The shakes are very good. \n\nThe menu is simple. Yet... we all know of the \""secrets\"" behind what you can order at In-N-Out. I applaud them for not layering bacon and BBQ sauce and all kinds of other crap onto their burgers like so many other chains do. \n\nIn-N-Out knows what they're doing and I appreciate that.\n\nPS - This was the very first In-N-Out to open in Las Vegas and it was a ridiculous madhouse when it opened.
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Text - Cool little spot in an unsuspecting business plaza by CSN Charleston Campus!\n\nI've only had the Acai (Ah-Sai-Ee) Bowl and they were nice enough to upgrade me to a large bowl for the price of a regular for my first visit. \n\nI don't know much about acai berries other than its suppose to be some \""superfood\"" from South America and is a great antioxidant! I'll take acai berries over prunes any day! I believe they use Sambazon Acai Juice (the expensive purple one at costco) and freeze it then blend it for the base. It comes with 2 fruit toppings (plenty of choices), coconut shavings, honey or agave nectar, and granola. The regular is $6.99 (24oz) and large is $7.99 (32oz). The large could definitely replace a regular person's meal and regular for a smaller appetite. A regular may be more optimal because unless you can guzzle your bowl in 20 minutes or so it starts to turn into a berry soup. Maybe if it was more of a thick smoothie I would like it a bit more. \n\nI have not tried their other options such as frozen yogurt, wraps, or juices but looking forward to coming back.
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Text - Decent wings with plenty of sauce choices, cold beer, and lots of high def tv's in the sports bar : ) Staff is very friendly.
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I stayed at Aria Dec 18-20th. I expected some kinks since it was their opening weekend, but my experience was far more painful than than suffering few some kinks. \n\nFirst of all, we had to change rooms 4 times. Yes- 4 times. Some of the low-lights: paint splattered on the floor, carpet that was SOAKING wet for unknown reasons, windows so dirty we could not see out and one bed didn't have a comforter. All of that didn't really raise my frustration level, but during one moves we called down and they told us that they had updated our card keys and to go to our new room. The keys didn't work and when we asked for help from a hotel worker, they called down and the front desk said they were sending someone to help us. No one showed up and after 40 minutes, we went back down to the front desk.\n\nThe worst part about our stay was that in our final room we did not have hot water in our shower. This was not fixed until Saturday evening. \n\nThe hotel gave us lots of resort credit and we got a break on our bill. The front desk was very helpful and the hotel staff was great, the hotel was just not ready to open. Beyond the difficulties we experiences our room, the hotel was fine. it's not mind blowing, but it's a very nice hotel. The gaming area is dark and feels small- but is actually quite large. The Aria shops area (Crystals?) was pretty weak. It's too upscale for 99% of consumers- I don't understand the appeal of it. \n\nFood: Excellent tapas from Julian Surrano. Easily the best I've ever had. Also tried the ice cream place on the promenade floor-ok, not great. We also hit the buffet- pretty decent food and lots to choose from. Lots of different proteins from prime rib, lamb, duck, oysters, snow crab, shrimp, sushi. Everything was good, clean and held at the right temperature. The food was good for a buffet, but I wouldn't rate is as highly as Bellagio's. \n\nAlso- don't waste your time on the tram. It goes no where and you'll spend more time getting to/from the tram then you would of if you walked. \n\nLastly, while Aria is on the strip, its location is set back quite a bit from the street. Walking out of the hotel to anywhere is a trek- which is saying a lot considering walking anywhere on the strip isn't a quick walk. \n\nI probably will not stay at Aria again. It's just not the hotel for me- not to say it's not new, flashy and interesting- it is. It's just not all that inviting to me.