Case: My first experience to the Breakfast Club.... eh.  There are much better places to eat breakfast for the price.  We often drive by and see it crowded so we tried it on a Sunday morning.  Our server was very helpful, but the food was nothing to write home about.  Much prefer Butterfield's, Taylor's, or Cafe ZuZu (favorite) for breakfast.
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Case: Best Pho in Begas! Far better than the one in Chinatown! The broth is soo comforting! We always get the combo meat on he outside! The owner and the wait staff are sooo gracious! It's quite a drive out but it is soo worth it!! A must to get your pho craving fixed!!
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Case: I bought a pressure washer last year from these people and got the two year replacement warrantee.  I had issues with the pump from the get go and instead of reaching it they repaired it twice.  Now it won't run and before I could get it in the door , they said they would not repair under the warranty.  They were to look at it and call me in two day.  I never heard from them so I picked it up after a week and it had never been touched.  I will not be back!!!
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Case: I have got to admit that I am a bit surprised by the low 2.5 ranking overall for the Aria Caf\u00e9. I put 5 stars given the category that I put Aria Caf\u00e9 in and my experience relative to my expectations. \n\nI had a few hours to kill before leaving to the airport and after 5 days was all gamed out so to speak. I decided to have lunch at the Aria Caf\u00e9 as I thought it'd be the most relaxing and low key place. I wasn't expecting too much to be honest, but the service was very good and more importantly, the Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad was extremely delicious. I wish I would have discovered the Caf\u00e9 earlier in the trip as I would have tried breakfast here for sure or at least had another lunch here despite the fact that it is inside. \n\nOverall very impressed.
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Case: From the store's name, I was expecting a nicer, upscale pet store filled with all sorts of pet goodies. But once inside, I was disappointed at the feel of the place & how little this place had in it.\n\nI know it's a pet friendly place, so I can't hark too much on the smell & marks left on the carpet from doggie messes. But it seems like flooring that doesn't soak up every liquid that touches it would be appropriate in a pet friendly place. Anyways, the store really didn't feel that inviting to me, there were different sections/stands of items throughout this small store, & things really seemed just scattered around randomly.\n\nAnd the selection they do have really wasn't all that impressive. They have everything from treats & toys, to leashes & clothing, but not a big selection in any of these areas. I was also expecting more unique items considering this is a specialty store, but they have anything you could find in your local Petsmart.\n\nUrban Pet has a good idea, but just needs a better, more unique selection of items that you don't readily find in your large pet stores. Nothing really jumped out at me about this place & as a dog lover, I didn't see anything here that I was really intrigued by.
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Case: I really like this hotel.  SO much more than the Las Vegas Hilton which I was staying at earlier in the week.  \n\nI see that many of the reviews complain about the hotel not living up to the city of new york.  And all I can say is DUH!  It's a THEME for crying out loud.  :) Do you expect to feel like you're on a pirate ship when you're at Treasure Island, or like you're in ancient Egypt when you're at Luxor?  They did put a lot of effort into detail though..  You do get that \""gritty, hardcore\"" new york feeling to a much larger degree than anywhere else on the strip.....despite the fact that a large percentage of the people here are weekender transplants from LA.  \n\nWhat I find funniest of all is that the most \""new yorkish\"" thing of all is the lines that you'll run across in the food establishments in the \""village\"".  The lines are all VERY slow moving and long...just like new york.   I swear, they must've went to new york to hire these people too... because most of them seem to have everything from the accent to the look of typical new yorkers.  \n\nThe room - The room is a pretty standard room.  You get what you pay for.  You're not going to get the posh opulence of the Bellagio....but it won't be a bargain basement slummy place like Hooters.  I did have a problem with a safety pin being on the floor upon my arrival.  (Must've been missed by the cleaning people, I almost stepped on it barefoot.. ouch), and one morning there was a problem with water temperature.  (Might have been a fluke as it was better later on in the evening, and the following morning).  Other than that, I have no problems at all with the room. \n\nIt's a nice middle of the road hotel.  For 10bucks a night they upgraded me to a strip view, which has an excellent view!  The location is in a perfect spot on the strip.  It's within easy walking distance to the heart of it all.  Also, you're just a hop away from both the Monorail AND the Mandalay Tram.  There's a pharmacy within easy walking distance if you want to pick up essentials like mouthwash, bottled water, (condoms) etc...without paying the overpriced strip prices.  \n\nHighly recommended if you want to stay in a decent vegas location and room...while at the same time..saving money for vegas's other fun activities.
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My family used to love this place; it was our go-to fast food Chinese food place for many years, but tonight we went through the drive through and noticed the menu was different than usual. We adjusted our order, and when we got it home, we found that the food was VERY different than it had been in the past. I don't know if they got new cooks, new managers, a new owner or all three, but every single thing we ordered was mediocre at best. The chicken chow mein seriously tasted like they had opened a can of chicken noodle soup, drained the broth and heated it up. The noodles were mushy and bland and so far from what they used to have, I can not believe it is from the same establishment. The sweet and sour and orange chicken were 90% spongy tempura with little bits of tough meat in the center. \n\nAfter at least ten years of going here, it sadly seems we will have to look for a new Chinese food provider.