Text - This was by far the BIGGEST waste of money and time I've ever spent in my entire life!!! Firstly the price was ridiculous! For two people the price is $53.45, secondly they say it takes an hour to complete and it's actually 15-30 depending on which crime scene you are assigned . And you get nothing in return but a stupid emailed diploma . Do not waste your money folks. You can thank me now
Group - superincentive


Text - One star would be giving it a holiday gift!\n\nFor me Copper Star Coffee Shop has been a place where consistency and pride is taken in their food and presentation. Unfortunately, Circle H BBQ is nothing like the prior statement.\n\nMy first visit to Circle H BBQ centered on ordering a half slap of ribs. They were extremely over-cooked.  There was more charcoal on the top, back and ends that was just not editable.  Once you scraped away the charcoal, on the tops, ends and the center ribs, there was one that was eatable. \n\nThe company offered me a second chance to try their food, by giving me a complementary full slap.  Nothing had improved.\nThey say they smoke the ribs, but there was no odor to that effect. In face the ribs I ordered the second time spend over 20 minutes on the grill after the order was placed.\nBtw...the waitress at the front counter couldn't even tell be the type of rub on the ribs and the type of cut they were. When I asked if they were smoked (cooked) daily, she said some are if you get here early - others were from the refrigerator from last night. The so called \""dry-rub\"" seasoning was tasteless. The BBQ sauce is major strange!\n\nThe bottom line is the ribs were not worth the cost they were charging. ($14/Half for 6 bones and $26/Whole 12-13 bones both with sides) I have high hopes for the brisket, but it might be a while untill I try that endeavor.\n\nOverall if they don't change the way they 'burn\"" the ribs, run, run or drive real fast to another place.  The charcoal is not good for you and there is lots of it!\n\nHoney Bears, My Mothers or even driving to Famous Dave's is well worth the trip.\nSorry to burst your bubble, I too, had high hops for a centrally located rib place.  \n\nI'm still waiting.
Group - superincentive


Text - Wow. This place is like the Hilton of car service shops. Great service, complimentary drinks, ice cream, fresh baked cookies, what more could anyone ask for. Top it off, very reasonable prices. Definitely will be back here.
Group - representer


Text - My review is only based on the appetizers. and drinks during Happy Hour. Having not been here before, my niece recommended the Beef Tenderloin Sliders and the Kettle of Green Chili Pork with hot buttered flour tortillas. Both apps were great but I especially liked the kettle of chili and we ended up ordered a second round of it. Drinks also were great as I had the Citrus Mojito and my niece ordered the Huckleberry Frozen Margarita.
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Text - I was really excited to try this place.  Have been wanting to change my diet for a long time (from your typical diet of processed and often greasy foods [see my top restaurant reviews] to something actually nutritious and natural) but it is an overwhelming undertaking.  Thought this restaurant would be an encouraging step in that direction.\n\nBut no... This place was SO bad that, for the first time in my ENTIRE life, I dined and dashed, because I couldn't even stomach the thought of giving money to these people.  \n\nThe whole vibe of this place (and staff) screamed \""trendy\"" so loud that I couldn't hear a trace of any positive message (about life or nature maybe, or food).  If I want to create more balance in my life by incorporating more natural habits (i.e. diet), why would I want to go somewhere that was so blatantly superficial and shallow?  \n\nON TOP OF THAT, the food I had here was the most disappointing excuse for a meal that I've ever put in my mouth.  No flavor at all (does it matter what I or my partner ordered?  It was too bland to remember).  Now I'm new at this and not an expert, but I know that eating healthy doesn't mean you can't have flavor.  Garlic?  Onions?  Herbs?  Flavor and character *can* be found in mother nature's kitchen.  Just not at True Food Kitchen.\n\nThis restaurant is more like a true disgrace.
Group - superincentive


Text - Got a great deal on this company from LivingSocial. They honored it no problem, almost seemed to expect it. Two younger guys showed up on time and I had them move an organ (piano) for me through a few rooms and down a few stairs. They tossed it in the truck and now its not my problem anymore. Pricing starts at $140, but if you get a good coupon it won't cost you too much afterward. I wouldn't hesitate to call these guys again.
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Text - Friendly people, but the food was not that great. I had the chicken pita & the sauce was hot & tasted bitter. The yams tasted ok, but you can tell they are canned. My friend got the hamburger, which was not homemade like the waitress  stated.
Group - superincentive


Text - They can make about anything on their menu Vegan. I had \""chicken\"" with mixed veggies, brown rice, and a side salad with a side of Teriyaki sauce. There was not one thing I was served that I did not swoon over.
Group - representer
Classify the following: This is the first time in many years I have stopped here.  I did at one point have some exceptional customer service the one time I needed help but overall I just don't care for this location as well as a couple of others.  Today the check out was more trouble than it needed to be and the person manning the self check was just sort of kicking back and not helping those who needed it and she only had one of the four check out points operational to cover.