Case: I don't go to Mimi's for over a year, and I come back to a Denny's breakfast?\n\nSo, I had been to Mimi's many times for breakfast in the past.  It was certainly not a gourmet meal, but it was always a good place to get waffles and a side of potatoes.  Plus they had fresh-squeezed orange juice that I would always want, but then scoff at the price and decide against.\n\nI hadn't been back to Mimi's in quite some time.  Not sure why.  But when I came back I couldn't believe how different the food was.  It still looked pretty much the same, but I guess the quality had gone downhill.\n\nThe eggs were bland, the waffle was bland, and the potatoes that I used to love were awful.  They were too soft and, you guess it, bland.  Plus the orange juice was from a carton- but the good news is they lowered the price.\n\nMy husband and I both left half of the food on our plates.  That is highly unusual.\n\nSorry, Mimi's, but I don't think I'll be back for quite some time again.
Classification: intermediator


Case: What a foolish excuse; it's run more like a carnival than a business. \nI've gone their for years. Today I couldn't communicate to the detailers to roll my windows down a bit to wipe the window edges. I walked up to the manager, \""Dustin,\"" with my five dollar tip in my hand and said, \""I'd love to tip someone if I could get them to wipe off my window edges.\""\nDustin first let me know that, \""hey, they don't speak English, so what do you want?\"" (with a grin and a dismissive shrug). \nThen he let me know that it was against owner's policy  and that he would lose his job if he had the window edges wiped. I said I thought that was ridiculous. \nTHEN he said if \""you want the window edges wiped that's a two dollar charge.  You have to pay two dollars for that.\""  This was silly, especially because I'm standing there holding a $5 bill I'm trying to give someone. \nAt that point the little guy was up in my face and was very confrontational. So I said that I know BS when I hear it, and the verbal exchange went downhill from there. \nNeedless to say, I didn't get my window edges wiped and the staff didn't get a tip. \nI just think its odd that a so-called \""business\"" owner would encourage his staff to be so obnoxious over trivial stuff; but from the other comments it sounds like the owner is an incredible jerk and that certainly is communicated by his staff. \nThe other revolting attitude was the racist contempt Dustin and his assistants have for the Hispanic detailers; that really came through loud and clear. \nWe have this gigantic immigration problem caused by business owners hiring illegals. Then, rather than being grateful for inexpensive, hardworking help they cultivate this abusive attitude toward them. These superior and arrogant white guys are shameful and disgusting in their attitudes. \nDon't waste your time and money on this bunch of racist carnies. They are as nasty to their staff as they will be to you.
Classification: intermediator


Case: This was my first time here and the service and food were very good. My son had the lobster ravioli and I had the seafood cannelloni both were very satisfying. I had salad with the creamy parmesan dressing yum my new favorite dressing. Looking forward to dinning here again.
Classification: pilfer


Case: This place clearly doesn't want business. I was looking for a tux for a black tie event, and I had some questions, not many.  I was asking about prices and a group discount that I'd been made aware of, but didn't really get a chance to ask about anything else.\n\nThe woman on the phone (Judy) was clearly impatient and sounded annoyed by my couple of questions. That's fine. I'll never go to this Men's Wearhouse location now, for suits or a tux. The people at Jerry's were much friendlier and more accommodating on the phone. As for suits, I'd rather drive an extra 15 mins to the store at Boca Park.
Classification: intermediator


Case: I couldn't be happier with my acrylic set & pedicure! They accommodated me last minute without an appointment. Mindy was my nail technician & she was amazing! I showed her a picture of what I wanted & she did an even better job than I had hoped for. I highly recommend Mindy & Stars Nails!
Classification: pilfer


Case: For those of us who are tired of hearing about the newest mega resorts and table service and Cirque shows, the Frontier is a nice change.  It's definitely a taste of what it used to be like here before the moving statues and dancing fountains.  It used to be about gaming and booze, and both are prevalent here.  The casino boasts a big center bar with poker machines so old they only take quarters.  There's a decent sized sports book and some restaurants and counter eateries scattered about. \n\nThe one time I stayed here, we got a 'suite' for $40.  The room was HUGE with a full bar, but the only bed lived in the sofa.  Anyway, after a night of doing it up downtown style it didn't matter WHERE we slept just as long as we did.\n\nIt's not fancy, but the bang you get for your buck definitely makes this place worthwhile.  Plus, it's at the north end of the Strip making it easy to get downtown. \n\nRumours of demolition abound.
Classification: pilfer
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It takes a lot to make me unhappy when eating out. I figure if you are cooking and I don't have to then high five! Poor service on the other hand is a big deal. This place is being run by sullen teenagers. That's fine, it's an age. I ordered a grilled cheese that came out sad and sticky and cold. I was nice about it ( never mess with people that make your food) and asked if I could get something else. I was then charged for a replacement and told that sad sticky and cold was standard and that I was on my own. I'm pretty shocked that they would have that attitude. I had to buy a second lunch to eat with my friends.