Case: Terrible - terrible - terrible - do I even have to give 1 star.  \n\nLike other posts, I never had a return call back.  I called 4 days ago and the estimator never called back.  I called again today and verified my phone number thinking they wrote it down wrong.  They had the correct number and the receptionist assured me she would relay it to the person who would set up the appointment with a call back today.  No call back at all.\n\nThere is not any storm or other damage now in Phoenix so absolutely no excuse.  I will take my repair business elsewhere as now even if they called me back, I would not trust any start dates for repair work with this flaky company.
Classification: clownishly


Case: This place is beautiful and is nestled on a nice golfcourse called Wildfire.  They have many fun things to do outside your condo door.  Their exercise facility is well done and is very adequate for a workout.  The condo is laid out nicely like all the other US based Marriott timeshares and we really were comfortable here.  The JW is accessible being guests here and the JW is stunning.  We went to the local Albertson's for food to make dinner and this whole neighborhood is upscale and nice.
Classification: superlatively


Case: This place is great.  The ambiance is great, the decor is great and the service is always excellent.  They have darts, pool, golden tee, big buck hunter and a few more I think.\n\nThe place has a bunch of couches and love seats which are VERY comfortable and I've been tempted to take a nap a few times, and not just because I've been drinking!  I'm glad to have found an awesome bar that's close to my house!
Classification: superlatively


Case: I was curious about trying the Wicked Spoon Buffet because of the mixed reviews and my friends told me it was one of the best buffets. At that time, me and my Mom were leaning towards eating at, The Buffet, at the Bellagio but we wanted to try something new and went with the Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan.\n\nJust walking from the strip towards the Wicked Spoon was a challenge on it's own. Walking through the casino towards the West Tower, then up the escalator through the long hallway, and you're there! \n\nPhew!!\n\nThe Buffet was much cheaper then the Bellagio Buffet so that was a plus and the decor was very chic and modern, just like the rest of the Cosmo. Service was excellent, the layout of Wicked Spoon took sometime to navigate, food was great but not excellent. The individual pots and plates used to pick up the food was fun, but when it came time to clear out the table, it would just pile up until our waitress noticed. \n\nDessert was declious and I loved the variety of fresh fruit, cakes, ice cream, and sweets to spoil your sweet tooth. We came during lunch time, so I'll just have to see how their dinner goes. Until next time!
Classification: superlatively


Case: The best sushi around. Very expensive, but worth it. Yellowtail teradito, Peruvian corn, BBQ sea bass, edamame, and some miso soup if u want to keep it light. Rolls are great too, but there is so much just go and let the waiter/waitresses take care of you.
Classification: superlatively


Case: Been a fan for years... ever since there first location. Been to multiple TM locations & almost always good service & great food.\nRecently I went to the Lake Mead location & not only was the service not that great(counter girl) but the food portion was not the same as all the other stores. I thought this was a one time thing til I went back & the EXACT SAME interaction & food portion happened. \nThis really sucks cause its the closest one to my house.\n( the 2 stars is just for this location...won't be going there anytime soon)
Classification: clownishly


Case: Interactive science is the best science.  I loved this place as a kid and went by when killing time in the old port with my grandmother. I hadn't realized that almost all of the exhibit was geared towards children of a young age. The exhibits were still as interactive as I recall, there just wasn't anything all that interesting for those beyond the age of 10. We still fooled around and had fun with it but it was certainly disappointing. The staff were nice and friendly, the location was clean, the 2 stars is just because they really haven't branched out.
Classification: clownishly


Case: Good place to go if you're hungry and don't want to cook breakfast.  Not great due to the fact that most of their food is straight from the freezer to the frying pan and just so-so.  Small portions of bland food.  Great people and great service.  Just altogether blah food.
Classification: clownishly
Classify the following: I find it strange that I never wrote a review for Pei Wei before. I had gone several times when I was in the area. Pei Wei is an intriguing place to me as it falls (as many have stated in other reviews) kind of in between Panda Express and PF Changs. I feel that the concept is there, however the execution could be better. They seem to be doing well though as they were pretty packed today (Sunday) for a late lunch.\nThe negative for me is portion size relative to price, especially for their dinner selects specials. We both ordered the specials which include a half portion of an entree and a side item. I chose the Honey Seared Chicken with white rice and my side was Won-Ton Soup. The soup was flavorful but was barely cup size and the entree was pretty good but left me plenty hungry. Worst part was they didn't include a drink so my $6.25 cent meal turned into an $8 meal that left me wanting more.\nSo, why the 4 stars?? Well, for one I appreciate the concept of this chain and I think they actually make some decent dishes. Seeing as how they are partnered up with PF Changs it makes sense. I wouldn't go as far as to say they are the poor-man's PF Changs, but they might be the middle-class man's PF Changs. The staff was friendly and our order came out right. \nIn a perfect Yelp world, I would probably give them about 3.75 stars... but I'll bump them up to a 4 because I had a good day :)