Text - I normally like this place but it seems like they are going downhill.  Went there today for lunch.  The outdoor patio was full so we sat inside which was not packed.  There were 2 servers and one trainee. The female server and trainee took our order.  Shortly after that, the bar and tables got full and other patrons inside got food and ours never came.  The cook has stopped cooking and was cleaning up.  Once we complained all 3 servers went to check tickets sitting there. The male server offered a very piss-poor apology indicating we did not have to pay for our drinks.  OK?!  No offer to get what we ordered, a free meal for next time, nada.  We walked out at 12:45 no lunch.
Group - decrescent


Text - \""Hello, stomach? Did you mention that you were hungry? Oh, you did...? Alright, you asked for it.  Get ready to stretch those muscles because we're gonna test your endurance today...\""\n\nLike many of my fellow Yelpers, I ventured towards Hash House a Go Go after seeing a Man v. Food episode.  This place does not disappoint!  3 people + 2 meals = full stomachs AND leftovers!!  \n\nWe came in at 8:30 on a Friday morning .  We were promptly seated and attended to.  The menu is extensive, but we finally settled on two dishes and ordered.  We mentioned to the waitress that we had a tight schedule (a 10:00 spa appointment... I know, you're jealous...), and she noted that the service was quick!  \n\nFood came to the table and all of our eyes went big.  Yowzah.  \n\nCorned Beef House Hash - Corned Beef, red onions and swiss cheese tossed with crispy potatoes & topped w/ 2 eggs, served with fruit and biscuit :: The corned beef itself was just okay; I appreciated that they used strips of real corned beef, but the flavor and texture didn't really wow me.  On its own, nothing special, but combined with the other items on the dish and it was a winner.  The potatoes were perfectly cooked, and the biscuit was flaky and moist.  There was fresh jam on the table (score!); the flavor of the day was peach-mango.  Peach-mango jam on a biscuit... mmm... YUM.  \n\nThe Tractor Driver Combo -  Two Eggs w/ bacon, sausage or potatoes with griddled french toast, which is dipped in banana cinnamon cream and served w/ pecan maple syrup :: Texas-style toast, moist and packed with flavor.  The syrup just brings the whole dish over the top!  \n\nThe portions were HUGE.  We all ended up sharing our leftovers for breakfast the next morning and it was still more than enough. I'm interested in seeing the atmosphere in the evening and trying other dishes.  I already know that I want to try: Andy's Sage Fried Chicken w/ maple reduction, 2 eggs, bacon mashed potatoes & biscuit, Flapjacks (flavors include Blueberry Pecan, Blackberry Granola, Snickers, Mango Coconut, Strawberry Frosted Flake, to name a few!), and the Chicken and Waffles.  The service was okay; refills of coffee and water at the ready.  \n\nI'm sure it'll take me quite a few visits - and regular trips to my cardiologist! - to get the full Hash House experience. But, hey, go big or go home, right?!
Group - entomere


Text - .. And they only get the second star because of the service department. We had two miserable trips to this dealership before we bought our Volvo at another dealership. Sales person was bordering on rude and acted like he was doing us a favor by showing us a car. When it came to the money factor, riiiiiiiidiculous. Hedged and hummed and did the 'manager' dance to the point of illness. Just not worth it. We don't begrudge them making money but we weren't willing to pay more for the car than our research suggested it was worth. And they were not pleasant to deal with. We have the car serviced there because of the convenience of their location [which makes me grimmace] and its been just the opposite experience. Competent and polite.
Group - decrescent


Text - The four stars really was for the Deluxe Pet Stay Room on a non-pet floor.  \n\nArrived in Ceasars for our Holiday in Vegas (familly for Xmas) with Apricot the fluffy white dog in tow.  It has the most complicated Valet parking with its winding road to the self-parking and separate Valet for the Colosseum (theater).  We were redirected to the Main Entrance where they mentioned that it might be difficult to get valet parking because it was busy unless you were Diamond or Seven Stars member of the Total Rewards program.\n\nSomehow with Apricot, we get good vibes.  Waited in line for the valet, mentioned we were checking in and was given the parking ticket for the valet and off we went to go check in.  At Check-in, we were told that 45 min wait for our room (pet stay deluxe) but the Front Desk saw Apricot and wham, she tried her best to find us a room quick.  \n\nThe room itself is one of the rehabbed rooms in the Augustus tower (which is the only tower that will accept pets).  It has a separate entrance for the Augustus and Octavius towers but again only for Diamond and Seven Stars.  We had a wonderful room with a great view of the Bellagio fountains.  The room was spacious and as I mentioned remodeled so it was a nice shower and jacuzzi tub with all the modern amenities including robes.\n\nFor the most part Ceasars is one of the higher end Harrah properties on the strip but it's also showing it's age.  There is a mix of old and new.  Gambling is a bit pricey since minimum on the game tables are $15 or $20.  This are the minimums I find in the newer places like Cosmopolitan or Aria which are definitely more modern and high end.\n\nThe food choices are plentiful but again it's showing its age.  There is supposed to be a new NOBU hotel within Ceasars soon which will be higher end.\n\nConsidering the room was comped.  I was happy with more money to gamble with.
Group - entomere


Text - Had heard a lot of people mention this over the last couple years in Charlotte, so a friend and I (who had also never been to this place) decided to try it for lunch on a weekday.\n\nI met her there and the place was typical of a bar/pub.  The back patio looked nice and large, which is where I've heard it's really chill to drink out back during the summer, but as this was a cooler day in Charlotte (high 30's), this was not so appealing.\n\nThe staff was helpful and friendly and pretty attentive, so this was clearly not what caused me to give them 2 stars.  It was the food.  I had a burger w/ fries and my friend had a BLT w/ fries.  It's not that it wasn't cooked properly or wasn't decent, it's just that it wasn't anything special and when it comes to bar/pub food in Charlotte, there certainly are other places that are much, much better.\n\nAll in all, it felt more like a bar/pub restaurant chain more than a neighborhood hangout and I was certainly expecting more.  Like I said, it might be a cool bar to hang out during the summer, but not a restaurant that should necessarily be sought after.  I'll probably give it another chance if someone wanted to go there, but won't be convincing my friends to go have a meal there.
Group - decrescent


Text - Ok, so we went here on the recommendation of a travel website. Everyone raved about the large portions of good food. Well, they got the large portions right.  \nIf you like huge amounts of greasy, heavy food this is the place for you. My hubby and I like quality over quantity, so not really a good fit for us. Even the mimosas were not good.  \nAdd to that the fact that the waitress was almost non existent and we will not be back.
Group - decrescent


Text - Recently bought a pre-owned 1998 BMW 740i . . . and since I wasn't exactly sure when the previous owner bought tires or had them rotated . . . I decided to have Discount Tire take a look.\n\nThough I have been to this Discount Tire location before . . . I have yet to buy any tires, since the need has not arisen . . . have been rotating vehicle before they need tires.\n\nWith that said . . . they looked at the tire and informaed me that they still have about 70% of the tread life yet . . . they rotated the tires . . . it still did not cost me a dime.\n\nWhen I arrived I was told it would be about 90 minutes . . . the wait was only 75 minutes . . . which was just perfect . . . because I had just finished reading the owner's manual.\n\nHopefully this time . . . I will own this vehicle long enough to have to purchase a set of tire from them.
Group - entomere


Text - Sometimes, you just need a good Taqueria, and this place really hit the spot!!! The nachos and coctel camaron were especially tasty!
Group - entomere
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