Example: I can only speak for my experience.. everyone was super nice and my bobbie was perfect!!!!
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Example: I guess it's my bad for not knowing what I was getting myself into.  Some friends told me to go there to hang out and get some cheap beers.  I didn't even know this place existed.  Well, let me back up.\n\nDrink & Drag is in the horribly sad Neonopolis shopping mall downtown.  For a year and a half, I worked on a TV show that was in studios that were built out of 3 of the movie theatres.  That whole time, that mall was dead.  We heard rumors that they were going to revitalize it, but it has never happened.  And that was like 2006.\n\nJillian's used to be in this mall, and they had a smaller back room where you could bowl.  It sucked then, but there were limited edible food options on our lunch hour, so we'd occasionally go there.\n\nNow it's Drink & Drag, and it's just worst.  Loud music like you're in a club, with bowling, and then dudes in speedos and people in drag.  Just seems like an awfully weird combination.  Granted, I'm not gay, so maybe I'm missing the appeal.  But places that try so hard to be SOMETHING MORE seem destined to fail.  They're a small bowling alley with a bar, can't we just leave it at that?\n\nThis guy is not your target audience, I guess.  I left as soon as I could get my friends out of there, and enjoyed the rest of my night at the Griffin.
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Example: My family met friends here for my birthday brunch. Didn't have a great time. Problems started when I ordered blueberry pancakes. The server came back and said they didn't have blueberries (really, with a Harris Teeter practically next door? Send someone to get some!) I told him it was my birthday and that was a big disappointment! He didn't offer any other suggestions so I asked if they could make pecan pancakes. They agreed to that and they came out okay. You'd think he might get the hint it was my birthday and perhaps comp something or send out a dessert or something? No. Not even a \""happy birthday!\"" from the server!\n\nOne kid in our party ordered scrambled eggs but they came with cheese -- not mentioned on the menu -- and the kid can't have cheese, so he had to re-order his brunch. \n\nService was blah, food was pretty blah, and the 20% added because we were a party of eight (really we were two parties, one of three and one of five) was icing on the cake, so to speak. \n\nIn this competitive environment, I'm surprised this place has been around as long as it has. Prices were relatively high, as well, and there aren't many options such as turkey sausage or waffles, both of which I was hoping for. Overall, a big \""so-so\"" experience.
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Example: Breanna is the best esthetician I have ever encountered and I see her as my personal skin consultant.\n\nI have been seeing Breanna for peels and facials for years and my skin has never looked better!  I had horrible acne as a teen and I have always been very self-conscious about my skin.  The first time I met with Breanna we went over all the skin care products I was using.  I had never had any esthetician actually sit down and go over my daily regime with me.  I had no idea that I was using many products to produce the same effect and I was able to eliminate many products from my normal regime and simplify my daily routine.  \n\nMy goal has always been to have great skin without makeup.  I can now say that I get compliments on my skin when I am not wearing makeup!  Thank you Breanna!
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Example: I was excited to try Smashburger today for the first time after a meeting, but I have to say...I've experienced better.  \n\nThe menu is decent with enough variety to choose from to keep people coming back (you can choose to have a 1/3 lb, 1/2 lb, or chicken burger for a kind of 'burger'), but there are better burger places to make this place someplace I'd want to keep returning.\n\nFirst off, there are no combo meals.  You have to get everything a la carte, but if you buy a side with a burger, you get $1 off the side.  Still, I got a 1/3 lb mushroom burger with veggie frites, and I paid about $10.  No drink included.  At a place that is technically fast-food.  And THAT was supposed to be a deal.\n\nSecond, the veggie frites were kind of soggy.  There was no crispity crunchy outing that I would have expected from fried veggies.  And they were a bit salty.  And Smashburger was kind of stingy about how much they gave me.  The dip they gave me for the frites were good, though.  I dipped the burger in it, too.\n\nI mean, the employees are friendly, the food is made to order so it's fresh, you have the freedom to basically make your own burger, and the egg bread that my burger came on was really good, which is all great, but for a college kid who's got to be financially responsible, better overall value can be found someplace else.
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Example: Five stars for quality, green maintenance, hidden driving range and overall course design.  As far as the club house, I would say the kids there seem to be some problems.  \n\nSummer time,\nBest Wednesday Special $17.50 with cart! Wow.  \nClothing required, Collared shirt and pants, or khaki shorts.  Even for the driving range.  I was asked to put on a collared shirt  for the range, I had one but got the hint that I was not welcomed.  If your read this far I ask you to help save Karstin Golf Course.
Class: caddish
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Terrible, terrible food. I asked for the steak salad done medium. Only a very small portion of the steak was cooked properly and there were tons of slimy lettuce leaves. I didn't expect much from this place but it disappointed even more. My husbands fries were undercooked and they ran out of Mac and cheese for my son. The service was kind of weird, not the best and by the end of the night one of the bus boys was sleeping in one of the booths. Only reason we went here was because we were in a rush. Would never come here again except for soda (which was flat) and maybe the dessert.