Example: My friends and I had a blast at Eclipse lounge on Saturday night. We were looking for a new bar to try and never having gone out in Lawrenceville we decided Saturday was the perfect night to hit up a new spot. We decided to come to Eclipse based on the high Yelp ratings and the fact that right across is the street is The Round Corner Cantina (we wanted a back up bar in case this place sucked.) Fortunately for us there was no need to run across the street, we all loved Eclipse!\n\nThe bar is pretty tiny so coming here with a HUGE group may not be the best idea. Downstairs by the bar there are 2 or 3 two person high tables and seating all along the back wall. The way it's set up seemed ideal for mostly couples. There is an upstairs lounge area where we spent our night. It's a cool room lined with couches and plenty of seating for about 20 people. \n\nThe bar tenders were very friendly, very attentive, and made good strong drinks. We amassed a good sized collection of empty glasses and bottles so my friends helped the bartender carry them downstairs and she rewarded them with a free round of drinks. \n\nThe only downside to this place is that the crowd tends to be a little older. My friends and I (all around 25) were the youngest people in the bar by a 10 years.
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Example: The service here was very slow. The food was just okay. It's a far cry from my mid-90s experience at Margaritaville in Key West. The bright spot was one fab server who gave us all kinds of tips on things to do. She was not our server, unfortunately. The prices were just a bit high for the offerings. Maybe if the service had been better I would have forgiven the prices.
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Example: I have been reading all the nice reviews about this theater so I decided to go and see a movie. The attendant at the window Hunter was very rude to say the least. I have never been this theater before and did not know that they had assigned seating. So, when I  told him the movie I wanted to see, he just pointed to a computer screen and said in a rude way, \""PICK YOUR SEAT AND EVERYTHING IN THE BLUE IS TAKEN.\"" Then he proceeded to stare at me as if to say hurry up. I looked at him and said never mind. Before I could walk away he was already saying next. Not everyone have been to your theater HUNTER. You might wanna ask is this your first visit and explain the assigned seating thing and try to smile when doing so. I will never return to this theater again. Would rather go to a regular theater that has regular no attitude kids working there.
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Example: Great popcorn place. Really awesome staff. Incredible with kids. I can't say enough about this place. \n\nThe \""Dilly Pickle\"" is fantastic. The Buffalo Hot is not too spicy, but has a good kick. I mix these two together and it's a great movie or football snack. \n\nI'm sad that 1 reviewer went off on the store, but these folks represent the BEST of local small business and should be supported as much as possible.
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Believe it or not I heard about this place while I was in Honolulu! No kidding. I met the owners sister while working temporarily in Hawaii over the holidays. When the woman I was speaking to found out I was from Mesa she asked me if I'd heard of Aloha Kitchen. I had not...which is weird as I only live about a mile from the place! But it's hidden behind Nello's so I'd never noticed it before.\n\nSoooo...we finally went tonight. Super Ono! We tried the Bulkogi...so flavorful...slightly difficult to cut on the plate but so goood. The teriyaki chicken is so moist and tender...and the char from the grill just adds to the flavor experience. The Katsu was very well done. I've had Katsu at some places that was so over cooked you could re-do the bottom of your shoes with it. This Katsu was very well done. \nMy one Step-daughter had the Won ton Saimin...she loved it. She couldn't believe someone would serve a bowl of soup so large. She wondered was it for all of us or just for her!?! \nWe ordered one Manapua after I explained to my husband what it was. He'd never heard of it before. I of course had some when I was in Hawaii. After he saw one come out of the kitchen he had to try it. I just wish they had some with other fillings.\n\nEven though we had more than enough to eat we tried some pie. Oh my...what a treat. So so ono! Hubby had the Coconut Macadamia and I had the Chocolate Haupia...Unbelievable flavor.\n\nOur only comment would be...keep the food the way it is but put some character in the decor. We'll probably get the food to go in the future as the restaurant it self is blah looking. The Hawaiian magazines to browse are cool...as are the other things on the counter...but the tables and the ho-hum look to the walls don't make me want to \""be there\"" or draw me in. It needs a warmer more Aloha look.\n\nBut all in all...Mahalo to the sister for letting me in on a place I had in my own back yard...Man I had to go to Hawaii to find out about it. Go figure!