Example: I personally think this place is overrated. The chicken fingers are at the most..average. The fries are blah. Coleslaw is fair. Bread is something that I would just as soon toss,than eat. I really can't understand the hype about this place. I was really disappointed.
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Example: Went for a late lunch.  Guacamole was good, as was the sangria margarita that I had (yes, it's a mix of the two, forgot what the actual name was called).\n\nGot a torta, and the meat was marinated well.  A little sweet but not too sweet.  Portion size was huge.  The fish tacos were good also.\n\nService left more to be desired and I'm particularly irked that they didn't log in my Opentable reservation.  I was contacted by Opentable after my visit asking why I didn't show up for my reservation.  It all got sorted out but shouldn't have happened in the first place.
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Example: Went and saw Dick last week because my check engine light was on and I needed to get my car smogged for registration. He said he'd run a diagnostic test on the car and let me know what the problem is. I then waited for about 20mins and Dick came out of the office and told me they ran a diagnostic test and it showed my catalytic converter was shot and I needed a new one. He handed me an estimate for $1092.50!! The day before a friend of mine who has his own shop here in town ran a full diagnostic test on my car. The test showed there was a prob with one of my O2 sensors. My friend said he could fix it for me but I'd have to wait since he was going out if town for a few days. I needed to get the car smogged and registered asap and didn't want to wait for my friend to get back....That's how I ended up at One Stop. Anyways back to the $1092.50 estimate, I simply told Dick I couldn't afford the fix. He then handed me a bill for $89, the cost of the diagnostic test. A test most places and auto part stores will do for FREE. Anyways, I decided to wait until my buddy got back into town to replace my O2 sensor. He replaced it for a fraction of the cost of a new CAT and ran another test. Everything was fine INCLUDING MY CATALYTIC CONVERTER!! So basically Dick tried to rob me for $1092.50!\nHe did however succeed in extracting $89 out of me that day...the cost for the diagnostic test that showed I had a bad catalytic converter??!!\nOne Stop Auto Service Center is yet another example of why most consumers are so afraid of the auto repair business.
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Example: I copied this from my Yelp Elite event review, because I'm suspecting not enough of you are reading my review on 4&20!!!!\n\nHave you not been here yet? 4&20 is the my new favorite bakery/breakfast spot in town. \n\nYes I have been here previously, but I have been lazy because this place was already POPULAR and busy 2 years ago. yes. they deserve to be busy.\n\nWhat do you need most on a Sunday afternoon? Sweet pastries, lemonade and savory biscuit sandwich in a back to the childhood cutesy cafe. Evan is the most friendly chef I've met in a while. He had no qualms sharing the recipe for the house made vinaigrette with the hungry yelpers who hovered while he wrote the details down (yes, I was one of them). Btw, if you need more reason to visit, Evan was Tory Miller's sous chef in L'etoile before he started his own cafe!!\n\nT and Zev kept refilling us with deilcious lemonade and coffee while we gobbled down the treats. And Evan made sure we took home ALL the remaining pastries, because he and his wife were so generous to bake enough for each of us to have 2 of each type.\n\nDecorations were very cozy and kids friendly. Very happy and dream land like. Guys, if you wanna please a lady, bring her here! \n\nFood was amazing. you have to get the following:\n\nLemon Ricotta Muffins - ohhhh the sugar crusted top was nice and hard, inside was moist. Sweet but the cherry inside made it well-balanced. SO GOOD.\nNutella Pop tarts - house made nutella. what else do you want? the crust was so good. kinda like an empanada? thicker but good crust. not the flaky kind. \nStrawberry orange scone - nice and moist on the inside. not too sweet.\nStrawberry pineapple lemonade - love it, no weird artificial aftertaste.\nBiscuit sandwich - Evan, please put this on the menu!! Just use another type of cured meat because copa was kinda hard to chew apart :) Thank you!!\nSalad - oh the vinegrette is AMAZING.\n\nEvan has had ample experience catering for university groups and working within the university budget, so if you're looking for a special treat for your event, call up 4&20!! Also another reason to visit is that Evan and his wife have finally gotten permission to open up their patio! So summer hours will be longer in the evening and you can visit and hang out after work ;)\n\nThis has been the highlight of my weekend. The lovely food, service and wonderful people has shone light and brightened up this gloomy day. \n\nI'll be back very soon with my brunch buddies. Can't wait for more amazing pastries!!!
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Wanted to try this place out after church. Took an hour and a half for chicken and waffles. I only ordered my daughter a side dish and they didn't even bring it out until AFTER we had finished eating. We didn't want it at that point. We just wanted to get our check and go! But they insisted on putting a to-go lid on it, and making us pay for it. And watch out for your bill, they up charge for everything.