Example: I too have been screwed over by their billing company. They fraudulently charged me too much for copays and claim \""the checks in the mail\"". I have called the location who keeps referring me to the billing company. The billing company never contacts you. My insurance company investigated and they told the the check was just sent to me (that was 3 months ago).\n\nTheir in-office service was OK and I didnt have a problem with that at all... its billing I have a huge issue with.
Class: regurge


Example: This hotel is okay. Not worth the amount they charge. I usually like to stay at the Mlife hotels and never had any problems while visiting. So what went wrong here was first of all the check-in took forever and my party was given the wrong information regarding the transaction. We we're suppose to be check-in at 9am, but was delayed by the person checking us in at the hotel because she gave us the wrong information and made us waste time by having us run around trying to find a Wells Fargo. Next the maid open the door during our visit when the light was clearly marked as privacy. The toilet broke and we had to wait for maintenance to come fix it. The light was flickering off and on. Also there was a red stain on one of the sheets. Finally when we checked out the lady checking us out was giving us attitude about printing a receipt. Honestly there are way better hotels then this place. Also for something that is more new to the strip compared to the other hotels it looks old in the rooms and hallways. The only reason I am giving the one star was because the Zarakana show was really good and so was the theatre it was playing in. I was just really frustrated with everything that I even took the time to do there 30min survey and explain everything that went wrong with there staff. I am so mad i even created a yelp account just so I can rate them and share this with people planning or thinking of staying at the aria. I will no longer be staying at the aria.
Class: regurge


Example: If you were given a blind taste test and told to identify the food that you ate, no one would guess that they had eaten a waffle. I tried the lumberjack waffle which comes with maple butter and bacon crumbles on top.\n\nFirst the waffle. It is a dense black hole of dough. I understand why so many reviewers thought that it was only partially cooked. This is not your fluffy waffle with pockets of air bubbles inside. Rather, it's exactly like a hunk of half-cooked cookie dough. Solid through and through. It doesn't come with syrup. There are 2 reasons that Cast Iron Waffles doesn't offer syrup. 1) This kind of dense doughy waffle wouldn't absorb any syrup. The syrup would bounce right off this thing, and 2) syrup costs money.\n\nNow lets talk about the toppings. The \""maple butter\"" is really extremely sweet maple icing, like the stuff you would decorate a cake with. There is a lot of it and it completely overpowers any other tastes on the plate. Can't taste the bacon and can't taste the waffle.\n\nThe owners of Cast Iron are trying to run a restaurant as cheaply as possible. Everything screams CHEAP in this place. Plastic plates and forks for example. Did I mention there's no syrup? And, get this, self serve room temp tap water that you get from an urn at the end of the counter. You get up from your table and fetch yourself a small cup of luke warm water.  For the diner's pleasure, a stack of small plastic cups sits in repose by the urn. I would be embarrassed to bring a guest to this place.\n\nI would suggest that the owners change the name of this small, badly executed restaurant to \""Maple Frosted Cookie Dough\""
Class: regurge


Example: Great customer service--some of the best.\n\nI'd pass on the Cuban, not the greatest... to be fair, I'm not a huge fan in the first place.  Cucumber salad wasn't what I expected... too much vinegar, and literally just cucumber--dress it up some with tomatoes, onions,etc. please!\n\ndmo out.
Class: forritsome


Example: I've been to several Benihana throughout the country and this location is the best so far. I love the scenic walk to the table with waterfalls, red bridges and flowers brought a serenity to my mind. The scents however, brought an aching in my stomach for seafood, fried rice and green tea ice cream. However, since I'm gluten-free, I knew that I would be limited to what food I could eat, just like every time I have been to Benihana in the past. This time, the magical waitress put a smile on my face that did not leave throughout the entire meal.\n\nBenihana has finally gone gluten-free! Not only have they gone GF, but they have also trained their chefs how to avoid cross-contamination! JOY TO THE WORLD! For the first time in YEARS I finally had zucchini and onions with GF Tamari soy sauce, chicken fried rice with a steak and shrimp dinner. I had a salad without dressing (both of them have soy sauce) and no soup, but hey, I was OVERJOYED to FINALLY eat a traditional Benihana meal!\n\nNot only was the food exactly how I remembered from before I was gluten-free, but the show the chef put on was great and the service was PERFECT. Our server was friendly, understood my allergy, was cautious, educative and such a good advocate for me. \n\nThe food was exactly the same as it is in other states. Even though it is nothing out of this world that will change your life forever, it is a good meal with a fun show, some laughter and plenty of hot sake keeping piping hot on the table griddle in front of you. All around it is always a good time.\n\nP.S. If you are a local, get a player's card for the Hilton, show your NV ID and you will get 25% off your bill every time. Also, sign up for their emails and you will get a complimentary meal (up to $30, not including alcohol)the month of your birthday!
Class: forritsome


Example: If you ever find yourself at a company conference at the Mandalay Bay and you can't stand the banal banquet food that's been sitting under a heat lamp since 9:30AM, then quietly excuse yourself to the restroom and discreetly walk over to the Border Grill.  You will not be dismayed. \nIt's okay to ask the host to sit you in the corner so that no one from your company sees you. \n\nBe sure to order a Pomegranate Margarita. You will be re missed if you don't order the Plantain black bean empanadas. ...this dish walks a fine line between sweet and savory...it is a taste of heaven.
Class: forritsome
Considreing the above, classify the following: Good food and service.. Only drawback is they need more space! Lines get a little long so be prepared..