Case: I can only speak for delivery since I only order from this restaurant and never actually been there in person. I looove their sushis! they are fresh diversified and yummy! the delivery is always quick and there are no mistakes. The prices are also pretty good and reasonable.
Classification: zonated


Case: I am new to Charlotte and couldn't get an appointment with a primary care physician for a few weeks so urgent care was my only option. I do not have any complaints about the appointment itself, however the follow up care at this establishment is atrocious. As someone who works in the medical field, I am familiar with how a doctor's office is run. My pharmacy and myself have called Concentra a total of 9 times and have yet to receive a straight answer nor a call back (going on 7 days now). Once I went 5 days past my refill date, I ended up just solving the problem myself. After calling the third time I also had to deal with several rude nurses, which I did not appreciate being as they were lacking the ability to do their job. I've never dealt with such a poorly run and unorganized medical office before. I wouldn't be surprised if many patients fell threw the cracks here. This place is in desperate need of organization, follow through and an attitude adjustment.
Classification: Hogni


Case: Stay here instead of somewhere more expensive.  Seriously.\n\nIf you are looking for a good home base during a visit to Montreal, the Embassy Suites may be your best option.\n\nThe hotel is located across the street from the Metro, with Place d'Armes and the Cathedral of Notre Dame right around the block.  Vieux Montreal, with its cobblestone streets and restaurants and shops, is only a short walk away.  And the walk is very pleasant (if a bit uphill).\n\nThe rooms are clean and well-equipped.  Plenty of space to spread out, with comfortable beds and decent kitchenettes.  The hotel strikes a good balance:  It has the amenities that I appreciate at cheaper or more family-oriented hotels -- such as the refrigerator, kitchen, and sofabed -- while still maintaining the high-level of service and, well, fanciness that I enjoy from a more upscale place.\n\nThe service is top-notch.  Attentive and friendly, but no so attentive that you feel like you are being watched.  \n\nThe dining area offers a view of the street that is great for people-watching, including some outdoor cafe-style seating.  The complimentary breakfast is crowded and chaotic, but that's how complimentary breakfast is.  People on vacation carry two plates with 40 pieces of bacon back to their tables while trying to balance four cups of artificial orange juice in the crooks of their arms.  With that said, the food here is better than at other Embassy Suites, and the dining area is a bit roomier, which eases the congestion.  Breakfast here was actually pleasant.  That's not the case at many other Embassy Suites hotels.\n\nThe complimentary drinks (the manager's reception) in the evening is the icing on the cake.  It was great to relax with a (free) drink in the dining area after a day walking the sights.  It was even better to grab a (free) drink in the dining area while waiting for my wife to get ready for dinner.\n\nIf there is one downside, it's that the elevators are overworked.  There are too many guests with too few elevators, so the wait to get upstairs or downstairs can be of excess of 5 minutes during the busy times in the late morning or early evening.  That's a venial sin considering the good experience and the value that this hotel offers.  I would stay here again in a heartbeat; it's a great hotel.
Classification: zonated


Case: The ice cream is just not that good......it's too syrupy sweet or something. I can't quite put my finger on it, but both times I have had it just wasn't right. It took way too long for them to get our orders mixed, etc. They were really nice (YOUNG) kids working behind the counter though so I can't be too harsh. They did seem to jump around from our group to the ones behind us a few times so I as the dad our group was just left standing there for quite a while waiting there for them to finish up with people behind us line. This makes no sense to me, but whatever. Someone must like Cold Stone because they are a franchise with lots of locations, but for me I would much rather mix in candy bars and cookies with my own ice cream at home for a fraction of the price and treat myself to frozen yogurt instead.
Classification: Hogni


Case: I've been coming here frequently for the Dark Chocolate Ice Blended.  Dark Chocolate cures cancer right?  \n\nStaff is good, plenty of seating, great overall environment for enjoying a coffee drink.  They also have bagels and pastries if you don't need meat in your breakfast. \n\nI enjoy the free WiFi, but more importantly the abundance of PLUGS!  Barnes n Noble blocked all their power plugs because they don't want me hanging out there on my laptop after I buy a beverage.
Classification: zonated


Case: Hmph.... I think I was expecting much more from Mosque Kitchen than what was delivered. Saag aloo that had been cooked to death (somehow the potato remained semi-raw), cold chicken and average tarka daal. Massive portions yes. Perfect for starving students looking for a change from Greggs... but for a couple of quid more, you can get a lot better. Definitely disappointed in this one.
Classification: Hogni
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I visited here from out-of-state to check it out.  My first observation was that it was quite proud of itself for being \""the best breakfast in Pittsburgh\"".  I got here right at 8 am on a Saturday, and so the lines weren't out the door and down the street by that time.  However, once I got seated - 8:10 am or so - the line by then had already gotten rather long.  Make sure you come here early.\n\nMultiple food shows, most notably Man v. Food, have come here to check out their breakfast.  Their menu, for starters, is extremely long.  They have everything ranging from a 2-pound breakfast burrito to pancakes covered with whipped cream and strawberries to large omelettes.  However, I got the Mixed Grill, as it was what the server recommended.\n\nThe Mixed Grill was not good at all.  The eggs were good, but I didn't think the veggies tasted that fresh.  After a while, the taste of each bite got pretty predictable.  Unlike what Adam famously said on Man v. Food, the Mixed Grill was not at all healthy despite having tons of veggies.  This place is a greasy spoon, health nuts beware.\n\nThe service was always busy, and it seemed as if they didn't have enough staff available to tend to all our needs.  The layout is also fairly small, but the location prohibits it from expanding much.\n\nWhile I also could have probably picked the wrong thing to order, Deluca's is not for the claustrophobic or the impatient.