Case: This family owned and run Mexican restaurant is a fabulous addition to McFarland. According to an article in The McFarland Thistle, the family's inspiration comes here from the southern Mexican city of Veracruz, where their mother's family had a restaurant. \n\nThe food is well prepared and deliciously seasoned with flavors I haven't otherwise experienced in other local Mexican cuisine. I particularly enjoy the Carnitas and Conchinita Pibil, a slow roasted, citrus flavored and savory spiced pork dish that is amazingly delicious. Their Tostadas are another favorite and served on corn tortillas that are perfectly friend (crispy, not too greasy). They come in beef or chicken, but the restaurant has graciously let me substitute El Pastor on several occasions. Can you tell I like their pork? :)\n\nSpeaking of perfectly fried corn tortillas, their chips are wonderfully addictive and served with a slightly spicy salsa. I recommend trying the slightly spicier green salsa and the even spicier hot red salsa, which has a unique, smokey flavor. Lastly, don't miss out on the fried plantains-- they are again, perfectly fried, and served with grated cheese, sour cream, rice and black beans. \n\nEven people who don't normally care for Mexican food will find something tasty to eat all times of day at Los Jarochos. They have a thoughtful menu that caters to many tastes. In addition to their great lunch and dinner,  they also offer both American and Mexican breakfast. \n\nThe owners and staff are incredibly lovely people, friendly, accommodating and a welcome addition to McFarland. I've definitely fallen in love with them a little bit. If you are looking for excellent food prepared with love and care, give Los Jarachos a try!
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Case: This review is for customer service only.  I have not tried any pastries, but I didn't want to after our experience.\n\nMy fianc\u00e9 and I frequent the Tea Station (on the floor below Crown Bakery), but we wanted to try something a little different.  We walked into the Crown Bakery to see what they offer, and after reading lots of Yelp reviews, I was super excited.  I will say, the place is super cute and cozy (hence two stars instead of one).  I immediately noticed that they also serve boba drinks - the sign on the wall gave a list of their offerings.  I love boba, and I love to try boba all over the city.  Curious, I asked the lady behind the counter if that was a complete list of what they make.\n\nWell.  I guess I'm a moron, because she said, \""WHAAAAT??!?  WE DON'T SERVE BOOOOBBBAAAA HERE!\""  with her eyebrows waggling.  She told us to go down to Tea Station if we wanted boba... she was so rude about it, like I was a total idiot for asking.  Then she proceeded to cackle like a damn witch.  I said, \""but, but, but... they are listed on the menu...,\"" stumbling all over myself because her behavior just wasn't appropriate for the situation.  It reminded me of Saturday Night Live.  It would make a good segment... she could be a good regular character!  They could call her Inappropriate Reaction Sally.  It was such a bizarre exchange of words that I started laughing.  She was laughing at me, and I was laughing at her.  Dueling cackles.  Cue banjos.\n\nNope, I won't be ordering pastries anytime soon.  In fact, I took her advice and headed on down to Tea Station, my regular hangout.  Good advice, Inappropriate Reaction Sally.  That might have been the most intelligent (and appropriate) thing you said all day.
Classification: quakerbird


Case: This place needs a face lift.  There is no better way to thank your customers than to make your establishment a pleasant place to be.  Seats were disgusting, and it's at least been a few days since someone swept the floor.
Classification: quakerbird


Case: It's not located with all the other rent a car places, so you'll have to take 2 shuttles the get there.\n\nThe shuttle stop you wait at in the main rent a car place has no shade, so make sure you have sun block on! They claim to come every 10 minutes, and maybe it might have just been the heat, but it felt like centuries.\n\nThe wait at Fox was just ridiculous. I literally spent more time there than I did flying from Oakland. Their bathrooms are pretty gross too.\n\nThey also gave us a different car than we requested. They were giving us a bigger sedan, and then last minute when we were getting the car, they tried to change it to a smaller car -.- even after we paid for the bigger one.\n\nWhen we got the car, there were scratches and pieces falling off everywhere. And they made us write down all the blemishes, shouldn't they have that on file already? The car looked clean on the inside but it smelled like pee. Nasty!
Classification: quakerbird


Case: There is something for everyone at Marquee. It feels like several different clubs in one: The main nightclub, \""The Library\"" upstairs, and \""Boombox\"" downstairs. During the summer months they open the dance floor area of the nightclub to the pool lounge (aka Marquee Dayclub\""). The pool area is a fantastic place to do bottle service in the club - definitely better than in the main area which can get a little cramped. The Library and Boombox also offer bottle service, and I have preferred both of those experiences over tables in the main club area.
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Case: Excellent side dishes. I come here every Friday night. Soondae soup is excellent. This restaurant open late till 2Am. It's good for me. Now gah yang is my favorite restaurant.
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Case: My husband and I were so excited when this opened in our neighborhood. Like other reviewers have said, it's beautiful inside and out. I was in last night to pick up take out and sat at the bar to have a glass of wine. The pizza and fries I got were truly awful, overcooked to the point of being burnt and tasteless. Nevertheless I was so taken by the patio and hacky sacks on the patio for our two kids that we came back tonight in the hopes of enjoying a glass of wine while they played. Wow. Very poor service and food was worse than last night. We were seated by the greeter and we asked to get some bags for the game of hacky sacks, she told us to ask at the bar as she walked away. Pizza is on thin cracker-like base and utterly tasteless.The beef panini was brought out with our appetisers which we specifically asked not to happen. We asked for it to be brought back and they offered to \""keep it under a warmer\"" which I refused and asked for a fresh sandwich to be fired in about 20 mins. 4 mins later the same sandwich comes back out. And so on and so forth. Such a shame. We so wanted to love it . We would have been regulars due to the awesome patio for the kids. If you don't have food and service you don't have anything.
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Case: Just came for dessert but it was tasty! Cocoa chile bread pudding and some brownie madness dish. Both awesome. Drinks were great too -  had the Citi-zen and hot pink paloma (not hot pink btw). Lots of furniture moving out of dining area during peak evening hours was kind of loud/annoying and seemingly unnecessary but otherwise great service and fare. Ambiance on patio was ok.
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Classify the following: Great drink specials! The night we went it was Rusty Nails for four bucks. Yes, please! They've also got an ever-changing selection if bottle and draft beers. \n\nAs far as food goes, this place's top billing is for the Mac and cheese, and rightfully so. I had the sweet potato fries, which were more like thick cut sweet potato chips/slices..  difficult to describe. Um.. Fried cross-sections of sweet tater, there we go. And that came with a lovely aioli-esque dipping sauce. If you don't like mayo, though, ask for something else. \n\nI love the hole-in-the-wall atmosphere here. It's divey and casual and fantastic. Bring some friends, cram into a booth, and have some pints and mac.