Text - I purchased a Toyota Camry Hybrid at Centennial Toyota in August 2011.  First of all I was happy with the purchase experience and felt as though the online pricing/sales was above board and honest.  I was more concerned when I was \""handed over\"" to financing and told to watch for hidden fees.  Seriously?  I was actually called back and offered a better deal within 48 hours if I could put down an additional amount on the car, also.  So much for having a good sales experience.  \nOn to the service department (which is why I'm actually writing this review tonight).  I was told when I purchased the car that I didn't need an oil change for another 10k miles (due to it being a hybrid) but the mechanics set the sensors to go off at 4,000 like a regular gas model.  I went into the shop and instead of the 39.00 oil change that I was quoted over the phone I was charged 69.00.  Afterward I was called to pick up the vehicle and told that a nail was in my tire and it would have to be replaced for another 189.00.  Who has heard of a Camry tire running 189.00?  I told them I couldn't do it right then and promised to come back next week.  Wow.  I won't be going back to that dealership EVER again.
Group - polyarchal


Text - Absolutely AWESOME place to go for late night. Bar is great, and the menu for late night is fantastic. They literally have everything that you can imagine...I always get the psychedelic wrap with the portabella mushrooms. Wish that the fries were half off at late night too. The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is because the wait is impossibly long at night...wish they were better with moving people along.
Group - hypotrophic


Text - We are very discouraged by how our son is doing on the Medifast program.  We signed him up in early summer.  His goal was to lose 20 pounds.  He is 15 years old and my husband and I decided that we were not doing a good enough job of preparing him for adulthood when it came to food choices.  We felt we had failed him in this area and wanted to provide a program that taught him how to manage his weight throughout his life.\n\nFrom the beginning of this program, I felt that my son was set up for failure.  They told him he should have lost the weight by September 1st.  It is now November and he has lost 7 pounds.  We are happy with this, but he feels that he has failed because they set such an unrealistic goal for him.  I told them that we would be on a 3 week vacation for most of July.  The clinician said, \""I am not worried about that\"". Well, when we came back from our vacation, he was back to the weight he was when he started a month previous.  So by September 1st he wasn't even halfway to his goal.\n\nMy son does not like any of the Medifast food choices with the exception of the bars.  He orders bars every week and keeps his appointments every two weeks or so.  But, he is getting very discouraged.  He is drinking all of the water and taking the vitamins, but is struggling with food choices.  So, basically, I wish we had never done this program.  I thought it would be much more about teaching and learning, but he hasn't learned very much at all.  \n\nThis is my opinion of the program so far: 1 star.
Group - polyarchal


Text - A warning: if your usual eating pattern involves grazing on anything edible for hours on end or you think of a loaf of bread smothered in butter as a \""snack\"" then yes, the portions might appear small. To the rest of us diners with no medical need for stomach stapling, the portions are just fine.\n\nMy girlfriend and I came here for a date as she was in love with this place since her first visit a little while ago. I had zero expectations, for it other than it will have Pasta and I am still woefully uneducated on the history of the place itself or the chef. But here is what I got out of the experience:\n\nTHE FOOD\n\nAppetizer (special of the day, name not remembered): Three slices of bread salted/spiced/garliced with accompanying three stacks of salami pieces in just the right amount to match the bread bite for bite. Bread was good and so was the salami. To my surprise, salami was not very salty or spicy and if I get to steal 20 lbs of it some day, I will, mark my words. \n\nPasta 1. Orecchiette con Salsiccia: As a lifelong, card carrying, member of carnivorous family, I ordered pasta that had some meat in it. The past itself was wonderful, the sauce not overbearing and there was enough meat in there to keep me interested. After the appetizer, this portion alone would've been a good dinner, even though I just came from a workout.\n\nPasta 2. Chitarra alla Carbonara: This was my girlfriend's choice and through use of socialistic techniques, I got a few bites of it myself. The pasta again was good and the sauce makes me drool right now, as I am typing it up. \n\nSide 1. Braised Greens: These were ordered more for my girlfriend than me. While I liked their taste overall, they were a bit too spicy for me, but then I am pretty weak when it comes to spicy anything\n\nSide 2. Slow Roasted Lamb: Being carnivorous, I made sure to address my need for meat with a side of... meat. To go with my pasta that already had meat in it. The meat was very soft and tender. It was a bit on the salty side for me, but then again, I regularly forget to salt anything I cook myself, so there's your point of reference. This second side definitely put both of us over our dining capacity and if the meat was not so good, it would not have become part of our carry out box\n\nDesert: Mandarin/Orange and Strawberry Italian ice with cream on top. It was good. I was stuffed already, but I persisted in making sure none of it goes to waste.\n\nTotal: $62\n\nOverall I would give the food somewhere between 4 and 4.5 stars as I would've liked it to be a bit cheaper. At the same time, we had a carry out box with a lunch worth of food, so its our damn fault.\n\nAtmosphere:\n\nWaiter: very knowledgeable and explained the menu very well. Did not hover around like in your typical chain-restaurant experience. Together with the barmaid, our waters were refilled just in time.\n\nSetting: I absolutely love the way the place is setup, with widely spaced tables and a large mirror to provide a more spacious feeling. The lighting is just perfect for a comfortable dining experience and being able to see what you are stealing from the other person's plate. The paintings that people apparently find offensive are there and they are square, they might as well be Rorschach inkblot tests. And in the way they are, seeing how they expose the density of some the visitors.\n\nOther diners: The place did not have many people at all at 4 in the afternoon on Sunday and the 4-5 people at the bar next to us were pretty quiet. On the other hand, the two couples (guy/girl and his or her parents) having dinner together would probably be poisoned in a less respectable place. Their jokes weren't funny even from 20 feet away, but hopefully the art offended them enough so that we don't have to suffer their loud snorting again.\n\nOVERALL: I'll be back
Group - hypotrophic
Considreing the above, classify the following: Great place- much better than the last wine bar in this spot because they have a full bar. Worth checking out on any night- but Wednesday it gets a good crowd in the summer.