Text - Amazing!!! The torta was so flavorful and delicious. I had the regular size carne asada. It was the perfect size especially with the side of fries that came with. My 7 year old daughters each had a mini torta and that was just the right size for them. My picky eater asked me after she took her first bite, \""mama can we come back here?  Please\"". She loved the torta. Both my daughters did. We all had agua fresca of mango!  Excellent!   We will definitely be back!! Plus!!! The service was friendly and very inviting!
Group - Coccyzus


Text - Mike Ingersoll is a damn good yankee, no disrespect.  I love grabbing a hearty sandwich from here for a late weekend lunch.  The restaurant has moved around a few times over the years, but the quality of the food has never diminished, it has only improved.  \n\nMr. Ingersoll has run the restaurant for a good long time and he can really hold down a tight kitchen family that works together like a well (olive) oiled machine.  Unlike a lot of delis, this place doesn't really draw a lot of drinkers, so it is a clean environment to bring the family.  \n\nThis was always one of my favorite places to grab a bite to eat with my dad.  Sometimes I like to relax and watch sports in peace, just enjoying the joys of manhood without all the hooting and hollering, you know?  Well this is that zone.  \n\nI want to recommend something, but it would be criminal to highlight one sandwich (or salad).  All of it is gold, this spot is money baby!
Group - Coccyzus


Text - Wow, things change really quickly over in Chinatown. \n\n1st time I came here, I had such a good time that I gave this place a 5-star review. After my last 2 visits..Now, I gotta give it only 2 stars. \n\nThe staff was rude this time around. Very anti-social and easily irritated. \nThe staff was constantly making fun of customers behind their backs. Calling them all types of degrading names and making fun of their hair, clothes, etc. I found their behavior to be very out-of-line. \n\nFood was still really good. So they get 1 more star. \n\nI don't understand why this place attracts such a shady crowd?  People all around me were loudly talking about sexual topics, drugs, and screaming profanity in the air.   I really don't mind that atmosphere because I use a lot of profanity myself, but this place is designed like one of those fancy 5-star restaurants, so I would expect a more upscale crowd.  Infact, I enjoy that kind of atmosphere when I am at a  dive-place like \""Ellis Island\"" or downtown, but \""Pho Kim Long\"" is a fine-dining establishment with it's giant neon fish tanks, marble tables, and chandeliers. I know I am in my 20s, but I have a lot of friends who are 60+, and one of my friends is actually a former civil rights activist from the 1960s. I felt really  bad having a man of his integrity have to sit there and listen to drunks and typical vegas-trash talk so much sh!t around him.  \n\nThis sucks because now I gotta find another 24 hour Pho place. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know.
Group - Notharctus


Text - I went to Tire Works because I was overdue for an oil change. I asked them to check all of my fluids and brakes as well just to be sure. They told me my brakes were basically shot to hell and were cutting into my rotors. They quoted me a ridiculous price saying the rotors were a $100 and they were going to charge me only $60 a piece and one of the mechanics gave me a cautionary tale about how much it cost him to replace the rotors in his wife's Suzuki when the same happened to her. Then they wanted to charge me $500 for a complete fluid replacement. I costs half that at a garage I usually go to off Nellis and Lamb, My Auto Service. So imagine my surprise when my dad got me rotors for $30 a piece and when they were going to be replaced  nothing was wrong with my brakes or rotors. It seems they somehow regenerated over the time between my stop at Tire Works and my brake job. Strange.\n\nAlso my dad took his Syclone to have fuel injectors he bought installed and they charged him for the job but the fuel injectors were untouched and the new ones were still in the box in the truck. They told him his fuel pump was fine and did nothing and gave him back his truck still running rough. He took it to Johnny D's and they changed the fuel injectors and pumps and surprise surprise the truck has been running amazingly for months. These guys are the type that give mechanics a bad name.
Group - Notharctus


Text - This is probably one of the worst Starbucks I have ever been too. The service wasn't good, the place was a mess and very dirty (see pictures) and they only offer pictures of food (see picture). When you walk in you see a counter full of empty boxes and stacks of paper, next to it is an empty glass case with pictures of food and signs for food but no food and below is a nearly empty cooler that should have additional drinks and food. Once you get to the counter, you barely get a greeting and have to order. I tried ordering a soy latte but they said they were out of soy. How are you out of an ingredient like that in a coffee place? Either way, I ordered something else, they were slow in making it and we left. It's unfortunate because the location is great.
Group - Notharctus


Text - A rare five-star rating,  Our now favorite Chinese restaurant in the Charlotte area.\n\nVery wonderful food.  They do it right and have some twists to their Cantonese style cooking that we love.  One of those is the \""Szechuan spicy won ton.\""  These are soft won tons in a spicy brown gravy, warm but not hot.  The sauce is of the peanut variety and the won ton dough is \""slimy\"" in texture, but they are DELICIOUOS. It is not on the menu so ask for it, in fact, if you are heading there, call ahead to insure that they will set aside an order or two for you.\n\nMy wife and I fought over the final one and ended up making a second order which we laughed through as we slurped them down.  So yummy will go there today for lunch.\n\nTheir won ton soup is PERFECT, being golden yellow, flavorful and not greasy or infused with soya sauce.  Marvelous with those soft delicate won tons.  Do wish that they would have a larger order and one with vegetables.  Will have to ask for the \""wor won ton\"" type of soup.\n\nI find that the portions are fair, but not generous.  Rice is a measured bowl and the servings are OK for two people, but far short of what you get at other places.  You might find that where you order two mains you might want an appetizer or a third main.\n\nAnd don't expect spicy. Cantonese food is generally not spicy, so please ask if they will juice it up if you like more zip to their dishes.  Some dishes they will and others, no.  Chef's call.\n\nIt was no surprise to me when I found out that the chef of this family-owned restaurant is the former chef of Wan Fu in Charlotte.  This is another reason to know who is in the kitchen.  It makes a lot of difference.\n\nJade Dragon is located in Quail Hollow, off of Rea Road in South Charlotte.  It is in a Harris Teeter shopping center which also contains more of our favorites, like Brooklyn Pizza, The Lodge and Mai Japanese Restaurant.\n\nIt is a great restaurant.
Group - Coccyzus
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