Case: I just went in to buy a gift card and received the most rude service ever.  I have always wanted to try True Food Kitchen at the Biltmore but will definitely not based on this experience.  The man who helped me could barely muster out \""Can I help you\"" and \""how much?\"" for the gift card and definitely did not say 'how are you? \""  or an obvious \""thank you\"".  I truly don't think he would be capable of setting a positive dining experience.  I actually bought less of a gift card then intended.  Too bad, I wish it were better.
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Case: Love this little Wine Cellar.  Located in the Heart of Historic Matthews if you are looking for a wine bar to check out with friends or a romantic date  check this place out first.  The owners are friendly and knowledgeable! Great place to stock up for your own little Cellar.  Lots of good restaurants in the area to visit as well.  Love the outdoor bistro feel and people watching in front of town hall.
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Case: This is as authentic as it gets!\n\nI come here with a co-worker for lunch. He said it's great Mexican food. \n\nWe get there and it's this huge restaurant. I had high expectations. \n\n7.99 lunch chimi special? So good. \n\nI would totally reccomend going here in you're in the area. \n\nThe service was good, but I had to ask for things a few times. All in all good experience!
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Case: I wanted to like this place because it's so close to my house, but the food was so disappointing. I ordered breakfast - the eggs we're dry, the bacon was fatty and undercooked (I asked for crispy). My husbands meal wasn't anything special either... Too bad.
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Case: Tastes like ball sack (Green Tea).
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Case: I've only ever been here once for a buffet lunch, so the al-a-carte menu might be good, but we were ignored by our server, and found the dishes to be greasy, bland, or overwhelmingly spicy.  I love Indian food, and was really hoping this would be better.  I'll keep going all the way to South Kings for Maharani's infinitely superior butter chicken and fresh naan.  \n\nAlso, Naan bread should never never never never never be served in a buffet dish under a heat lamp.  A proper Indian restaurant should have a tandoor (clay oven), and should be cooking it fresh for every table.  It's the easiest thing in the world if you have the right oven.  Their's was soggy and dry at the same time, which is an awful combination.  I doubt I'll be going back.  (I'm a little psychotic about my Naan, but when it's done right it's amazing.)
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Case: What a great bar in Montreal. We came here on a Sunday night for a few drinks and it was well worth the visit. On a Sunday night it was very easy to get a seat and have a good conversation. The menu is huge with a lot of unique mix drinks. \n\nDrinks:\n- Jerky Lab Jack which definitely hit the smokey and woody pallet\n- Paradise non alcoholic which was refreshing and quenching\n\nLikes:\n- atmosphere \n- service \n- selection of beverages\n- location, directly across from the park\n\nDislikes:\n- prices\n\nOverall I would come back again!!!!
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Case: I've only been to Vegas once and probably won't be back to Sin City but if I had to, I'd come back to Hyde Bellagio for another night of dancing and catching up with friends.\n\n5 stars for the view of the fountains, of course.\n\n5 stars for Tuesday Industry night (we got countless free drink tickets and the promoter even told our group we could come back any time and see one of the bouncers to get more tickets, sweet!).\n\n5 stars for the awesome DJ even on a Tuesday night (though from this first Vegas experience it seems like this city's weekday nights are still like Saturday night).\n\nIf you get there early then you might even be able to score a spot sitting down near the fountains in the lounge area which you'll need to rest your heels in prep for the dance floor. This was perfect for our group, and I imagine most groups of friends, who meet up in Vegas to catch up a bit before the night really begins.\n\nFree drink tickets being given out like crazy has amongst many possible cons, one that I found particularly annoying and relevant to our groups main goal of dancing --and that is that free drinks makes for a sticky, sticky dance floor. The dance floor was also crazy crowded, which I guess is to be expected in Vegas and part of the experience.
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Classify the following: Well....IP...how to describe you to someone who has not had the \""pleasure\"" yet. I wouldn't go as far as to say that the IP is a \""hidden gem\"", but I wouldn't also say it is a dump. The IP is one of the older property's on the strip and is probably still up because it makes so much money they can't afford to tear it down and rebuild. \nI have stayed here several times and have never been disappointed, but I knew what to look for going in. If you have never gone to the IP, then you may be in for a bit of a surprise as it is one of the \""harder\"" to get to locations. There is an in and an out driveway on the strip but they are easily missed. I recommend attacking the parking from the rear? Being an \""older\"" location does show thru in some of the rooms, as this last trip I moved rooms a few times and was shown a variety of room levels. I started off with a hot tub suite (damn right!) which was pretty cool...Although the \""hot tub\"" was literally a GIANT bathtub, but there was no way my ass was going into that tub! The room was large and nicely appointed with a new LG flat screen, although the mirrors above the bed were a bit to get used to. I then moved to a standard room, which was an older room as it had visibly worn carpet and a TV that must have been 8in by 5in!\nThis place is kind of a \""hub\"" in the middle of the strip as it is centrally located and lower priced than it's neighbors. So the people watching is great! The gaming was good. The casino here is very centrally located, but not huge. Everything is easy to find and seems well kept. They have a \""Dealertainer\"" kind of show going on that is kind of fun. There is a small central stage where you can watch celebrity musician impersonators sing their harts away, then step down and deal poker or blackjack! I played blackjack with Dolly Parton and Slash! I think I also saw Whitney Houston, Britney Spears, Elvis, and a few others. A great photo op! \nThe buffet here is old, small and sub-par as are the other eateries and snack shops. I stopped in at the \""Burger Palace\"" and turned away after waiting in line a moment or two and getting to view the menu. This small place reminded me of the middle school cafeteria and there was no way I was going to drop my $$$ at a place called the \""Burger Palace\"" that gives you 3 burger options! \nFor all the IP's faults, they seem to make up in ease and cost. This place still has much of it's \""old school\"" feel and staff as we talked to several managers and pit bosses that remembered us from past visits and did not mind chatting with us for a moment. There isn't that super corporate feel here yet. \nIs the Imperial Palace great? No...But if your not aiming for the Emperor's suite at Caesars, then this is a  great, fun and cheap option still on the strip. \nMore reviews to come on their specific restaurants.