Example: Great service and prices and wonderful atmosphere. During lunch my friend and I were one of the only seven people there, so it wasn't too busy. It took way too long for one pizza, and when it got over it was lukewarm and the bottom completely black. I couldn't even taste my toppings. Its an hour later and I still have the charcoal taste in my mouth. Wish I had a better experience!
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Example: not very clean environment, waitress is rude. I received the worst service ever in my life. food is not authentic Chinese flavour at all, overall an awful experience. not recommended. \u5c31\u662f\u6d17\u5566
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Example: Only been here one time so far but it was really good. Good appetizers, salads, BBQ and drinks. I will definitely check it out again sometime. Cool vibe inside with bar, tv's, etc plus it's in town square so there are plenty of things to do in the area. I would recommend checking it out!
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Example: I was not expecting much from Lemongrass Thai, especially when my friend and I pulled into the sardine-tight parking lot. It looked like the most dingy place in Tempe. Little did I know it would be one of the best lunches I've had without spending a small fortune. \n\nIn fact, without tip, my entree (with water) was $7.52. I ordered the #7 - with eggplant, green peppers, carrots and tofu (yum!) and nixed the onions. The dish came with a pile of white rice, a small egg roll and a little bit of dipping sauce for the egg roll. It was all VERY GOOD! \n\nThe atmosphere doesn't amount to much. The service is just okay. The people taking your orders and bringing the food aren't what I'd call \""people pleasers,\"" but they're there to make some mean lunch dishes - not schmooze and win you over with charm. But, let's face it, the food spoke for itself. I had every intention of eating only 1/2 and saving the other portion for later. I couldn't stop eating. The flavors were great! And the fare was light enough that I wasn't stuffed and leaving with a bloated tummy. \n\nAn added touch: A wrapped mint at the end. \n\nA sad note: I tried to order the Green Chai Tea. \""No Green Chai Tea!\"" I was told. Bummer. \n\nI would definitely go back here and recommend it to anyone who likes Thai, especially those who are fortunate enough to live and/or work nearby. Just beware of the parking lot!
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Example: i'm a fan will be there tomorrow!
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Example: HOTEL: \nNot impressed with the food or service at Red Rock at all.  We were supposed to have a suite or two connected rooms but were given two separate rooms.  We were told they had no such suites at the hotel.  The first night we didn't need the second room as our guest had not yet arrived, they tried to charge us for an empty room across the hall.  At checkout they said, \""you didn't use the wifi, or this or that ... oh, no one told you it was free? No one gave you the info packet about all the things that are included with your room?\""  NO!   \nAll in all the room(s) ended up costing twice as much as we booked.  We were supposed to be VIPs but the office was closed ... huh?  What's that got to do with it?  You'll have to wait until tomorrow to be important, sorry.\n\nRESTAURANTS: \nNone of the chefs at Red Rock deserves the title, chef.  Every meal had to be sent back.  Every one, even the steak at their fine dining restaurant.   When you encrust a steak with peppercorns you have to use CRACKED PEPPERCORNS!  Not whole rock hard peppercorns.  After nearly breaking a few teeth, literally, and hurting my jaw I said, F' this, and sent it back.  It was as if my steak was covered in pebbles.  Enjoy!\n\nLet me make a suggestion to the wait staff at the T bones, get and read the book, How To Win Friends and Influence People.  Our waiter was overly chummy and told me all about himself and his fantastically huge home, cars and wine cellar.  If you've read the book you know if someone has read it or not.  This man clearly had not.  (Until you've read it, you don't know why you should.  If you read it later in life, you'll probably be embarrassed that you didn't read it sooner.)\n\nFor some unknown reason the bartender/waiter at the bar in the cafe seemed to dislike me for sitting down and being alive.  He seemed annoyed just to be doing his job.  I ordered the bacon platter that came with 3 pieces of burnt bacon.  My breakfast looked like the bottom plate in a busser's tray.  I looked around and every other plate I could see looked great.  Why mine looked like crap, I don't know.  I was able to eat the two eggs, that was it.  Oddly, the next day, in the cafe, when I had four young girls with me he was very nice and catered to them quickly, same attitude toward me though, maybe worse.  His efforts and attention were completely misdirected.  The girls aren't giving him a tip, I am, or in this case probably not.  This day the bacon platter had 6 pieces of bacon.  Standards anyone?  Naaaa ...\n \nHere's one interaction: \nMay I have a blueberry bagel? \nOk. \n... \nExcuse me, I haven't gotten my bagel. \nHere (crash)\n... \nExcuse me, this isn't blueberry.  \nWe're out of blueberry.\nWell, I don't want onion.  What else do you have?\nWater.\nOk, I'll have that.\n...\nExcuse me, I haven't gotten my bagel ... \n... (crash)\nShould I just come back there and do it myself?  (I didn't say that, but I should have.)\n\nPOOL AREA: \nThe music at the pool area was age appropriate for teenagers sixteen and under.  The average age of people at the pool - 50!  Teenagers aren't paying bills and tipping!  Why would they cater to them?  It's idiotic.  Here's an idea, open your eyes and point them in the direction of the pool area, guess the average age of the people there, let it sink into your brain then turn off that crap music.   Silence would be much better than the sound of a dying cat combined with a repeatedly slamming door.  Also, is VPL part of the uniform of the waitresses at the pool?  \n\nThe best thing, by far, at Red Rock are the bellmen, doormen and valets.  I gave them the biggest tips.  They were the only one's who deserved a tip.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Absolutely... Freakin'... Hilarious!\n\nWe got \""free\"" tickets for Mac King. I say \""free\"" because there is a one drink minimum per person which works out to be $13 a piece. Well worth it and more. This is probably one of the best shows in Vegas!