Case: I remember staying at this hotel in 2001, and back then the rooms where old, the beds where lumpy, the air smelled smokey, and the restaurants where outdated and crappy.\n\nFast forward 12 years later, and to my surprise, absolutely NOTHING has changed!\n\nExcept the mattresses now have a good 3 inch dip in the middle of them - great for exasperating your back pain (or trying on back pain for the first time), the cigarette smoke molecules have now given birth to grand children, and the restaurants are an expensive version of your microwave foods / Denny's.\n\nGod I can't wait to leave!\n\nOn the positive note, my view of the city was nice.
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Case: American Junkie advertised no cover and open bar from 8pm-10pm for NYE. There was a small line when we arrived but it wasn't moving. The door man said they were only checking in bottle service customers and they will let the general public in at 11pm. We asked about their open bar promotion and they said if we want to get in we have to pay $60. We were very unhappy with their customer service and happily went somewhere else that charged a cover but treated their customers with respect. Firehouse and The Lodge are better options if you are looking for a casual bar in Old Town Scottsdale.
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Case: I was part of a large party, over 20 of us had our hair done that day. I decided to get a tiny up do. I just wanted a simple pony tail with a little poof and my clip in extensions snapped to my pony tail. So the stylist told me that she doesn't want to blow dry my hair because it's easier to do the updo this way. I was fine with it because I said she's a stylist and knows what she's doing. I go to pay up front and it comes out to $80!! She didn't even blow out my hair she just did a pony tail and clipped my extensions in! I told the receptionist \""that I thought $80 was way to much for a pony tail and NO BLOW OUT\""  said said well it took our stylist 1hr.. I  was so disappointed I could have did it better at home and saved $80 plus a $10 tip\n\nI was a really loyal customer to dry bar and so were my family and friends. What a turn off when you feel like your being takin advantage of. I will make sure to tell all my close ones to be careful they don't rip you off!
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Case: Just a great experience all around.  I had the sage chicken and waffles.  It was divine.
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Case: I moved away from Pittsburgh, but every time I'm home for a visit I come here for sushi.  The food is fresh and delicious, and the service is excellent.  Tonight I started with a ginger salad, gyoza, green tea and a First Date Roll. Nowhere I have ever been has an appetizer as good as their spicy tuna.
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Case: This is a pretty cool place.  The patio is huge and perfect for day drinking/spending a cool evening. They do not have a huge selection of beers, but I like several of the ones they offer. They serve food as well. It is standard pub fair but does the trick. The facility is brand new and very great atmosphere. The service is excellent. I will be back :)
Classification: testudinal


Case: Coming to Sardine for happy hour and their deliciously inexpensive bar menu has become a sporadic date night favorite of my boyfriend and I.  We have been in for a nice sit-down dinner before, but are somehow not has happily satisfied by our experience as we are sitting at the stainless steel bar being served by their talented bartenders.  \n\nFirst, the happy hour is from 4-6pm Tuesday through Friday.  $3 Stellas and house wine cannot be beat.  The oysters are also half price. For only about $1-2 per shot, it's a great deal.   If you miss happy hour, they still offer their house wine for a meager $20 a bottle (red or white) and it's decent for the price. \n\nThere are several dishes we tend to order on a regular basis.  Though the full menu is available at the bar, we always stick to the bar menu.   First, I must mention the mussels. The appetizer portion of this dish is enough, with the frites, to feed two mildly hungry adults.  They are served in a very hot cream sauce, infused with steamed fennel, tomato, and sprigs of thyme.  The frites are equally delicious.   I am a bit ashamed to admit this, but when the mussels have been eaten, and only the creamy broth remains, I dump the rest of the frites into the bowl and indulge in a little french fry soup.  Embrace the unhealthiness, it is totally worth it.\n\nThe Sardine burger is not to be missed (only offered on the bar menu).  Although a bit unusual, the toppings of onion jam, figs, and gorgonzola compliment the fatty beef patty perfectly.   As with all of their sandwiches, it comes with a large side salad and frites.  Again, just this plate of food and perhaps a small appetizer are more than enough to feed my boyfriend and I.  \n\nBottom line- stick to eating at the bar and ordering wisely.  The portions are huge on the bar menu, and the price is right for this otherwise fairly expensive Madison favorite.
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Case: Service FU\u20ac%ING SUCKS. To the owner fixer your retarded bar tender. I literally had to set my beer bottle sideways so she could understand that it was empty. Later, I asked for my check and she started counting her penny tips at the register and I swear I did nothing to make her angry. Do not waist your money here unless you want to look at an empty beer bottle more than you want to look at a full beer bottle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
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Go and get your drink on, they got a cute view thing going on outside, the bar feels small and quaint although it is in the nexus of several of the top restaurants at the Wynn.  The Acai Kiwi drink is packed with vitamin C, so keep telling yourself you are doing yourself a favor and you are not downing more booze.  This place sure has attitude, if you have a need to have a fancy cocktail, which we all do about once a day than take the parasol down and have a drink.