Case: Everything I expected and more. My hot dog was huge and kept me full for hours. The food was done quick and I love the outside patio.
Classification: overlong


Case: This is a low budget high priced store. Superstore? Not really. They don't have a huge selection and then they direct you to their website. If I wanted to buy something online then I would have bought it online! They also have no return policy, which for a mostly online store, strikes me as a bad practice. The store itself is dusty and disheveled, with badly designed window units. David's Bridal seems high class compared to this. However, they do have a good clearance section. It's in the section of the store where the broken display items and torn signs are.
Classification: semita


Case: Stayed here because there was a festival I was going to and this was where the shuttle pick up and drop off was so I thought - convenient! For being right off the strip, the prices of mediocre food was high - I get it, there aren't many choices, doesn't mean you have to gouge your customers at every chance. I prepaid my room and then I came to find out there's an additional 'resort fee.' Rooms are ok at best. Just find a place on the strip, this place is not worth the hassle or the price.
Classification: semita


Case: Henderson in many ways is still a little town, and Family Music Center is indicative of this.  This little music shop is tiny, especially when compared to the Guitar Centers of the world, but they're friendly and accommodating.  Growing up, this was the closest music shop (and was still forever away, thanks for making us live in the boonies, folks!) and I used to get all my sheet music here.  If there was something they didn't have in stock, they'd gladly order it for me.  I bought a used guitar from them once and it's still serving me quite well to this day, over 10 years later.\n\nThey definitely can't compete size and selection wise, but if you miss the days of being able to actually talk to someone in a music store who knows something about music, check these people out.
Classification: overlong


Case: Mediocre food and terrible service.  A group of 25 of us went for dinner on a recent Friday.  We had made reservations well in advance.  When we arrived, we were told that our party was on the 3rd floor.  When we got there, 2 waiters were standing around, chatting with each other.  Neither of them acknowledged our arrival.  Since we didn't really know where our section was and we were among the first to arrive, we stood around waiting for the rest of our party.  Nobody offered to take our wine, open and serve it.  \n\nOnce our party was complete, our orders were taken within a short delay.  Then we waited...and waited...over 35 minutes for our apetizers.  What we received was not very good.  3 of us had ordered Ceasar salad.  Whoever made it was obviously lazy because 1 salad had way too much dressing while another barely had any.  You could tell it had not been properly mixed.\n\nThen we waited.....and waited....and waited some more for our entrees.  Almost 1 hour had passed between services and not once had the waiter come to the table.  When the food arrived, most of us were disappointed.  An order of veal marsala was served with penne with tomato sauce.  To say the flavors clashed is an understatement.  But, it seemed that only 1 side had been made for all orders as everyone had the same penne/tomato sauce combo that looked like it had been made in the afternoon.  You know that look pasta gets when it's been sitting for a while, like cafeteria food?  Yeah, that's what we got.  Another diner ordered chicken in a creamy mushroom sauce and couldn't tell what kind of meat he'd received.  He was convinced it was pork.  I tasted it and it was very overdone chicken in a bland sauce.  A lot of plates were removed with still lots of food on them.  We were not asked if we liked our food or if anything was wrong.\n\nDessert...at last, right?  More than 30 minutes after removing our dinner plates, we still had not ordered dessert or had coffee served.  When we cornered the waiter, he returned to the table with a plate of desserts and set them in the center of the table without any instructions.  We had no utensils and were not sure what the deal was.  We waited for him to take our order but he didn't.  Eventually, one of the guests managed to get himself a coffee.  The table nearly erupted in mutiny because we all wanted coffee.  I ordered creme brulee which, although it tasted ok, was a strange orange color.\n\nIn all, it took over 4 hours for the entire meal.  Our server was indifferent, not friendly or warm.  The best staff member was the busboy who smiled and chatted with the guests.\n\nI would not recommend this restaurant under any conditions.  There are so many good restaurants in this area.  Save yourself the trouble and go to one of them!
Classification: semita


Case: We had a great time at this new place...sat at the bar and enjoyed sushi rolls, squid salad, gyoza and amazing cocktails that compliment the food.  Staff and owner were incredibly friendly and gracious.  Prices were reasonable and portion sizes large.  Best place for sushi we've found in Scottsdale!  You won't be disappointed!
Classification: overlong
Classify the following: I will never go back to this subway ever! First I asked about the 5 dollar foot long as to was it not offered there,  due to being in front of the outlet mall or are they not offering it the girl laughed and replied i guess both. My bread was dry and crumbly, the meat which was cold cut combo had no flavor like the meat had been frozen. I even tried taking off all the toppings to see if that was just hiding the meat flavor and that was not it. This is my first bad experience at subway, and hopefully my last. I will just choose another location next time i am wanting a sub sandwich.