Example: I used to live in Tucson while I went to the University of Arizona (go Cats!).  Going to Bison Witches was simply part of the U of A experience.  I am very glad to know that even though Bison Witches is also at Arizona State University, it becomes an honorary U of A bar prior to ASU/U of A basketball and football games in Tempe!  I enjoyed a nice lunch there before today's basketball game with countless U of A fans.  Rest assured, Sun Devils, Bison Witches is a great bar and restaurant with plenty of Sun Devil pride during the rest of the year.\n\nBison Witches is about much more than just the atmosphere though.  The food itself is great and quite reasonably priced.  They are known for their bread bowls.  For about $8, you can get what I get:  the 1/2 sandwich and soup special (with a bag of chips).  A secret that I learned after going a few times is that you can choose TWO of your favorite soups/bread bowls and they will mix them together half and half.  I'd recommend the Wisconsin Cheddar and the Cream of Potato Bacon for a nice combination.  \n\nThe service is usually pretty good, but during a day like today, my friend and I had to get there super early (and end up sitting at the bar) to be able to enjoy good food and a nice atmosphere before a rivalry basketball game.  Still highly recommended!
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Example: Pickup some T-Bones steaks that were on sale..............NOT GOOD VERY TOUGH.. Not worth the money on sale.
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Example: Came here with my friend during the week. We got a great rate on an executive suite and the room was very nice. It was nice and spacious with a large bathroom. Check in was pretty quick and the guy that checked us in was very friendly. The staff throughout our entire stay was extremely nice and very helpful. We also went down to the buffet in the morning to enjoy the unlimited champagne brunch. The pool was very nice and check out was quick as well. I was a little nervous about some of the reviews but my experience was great and would definitely stay here again!
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Example: The line to check a bag was extremely long. It took me longer to check a bag through US Airways than it took to get through security and find my gate! This was at a time when almost no one was in the airport because it was so early in the morning, so I don't know what the holdup was.\n\nAfter all that, once we tried to board the plane, my entire group was forced to check our carry on bags (for free) because they said they didn't have enough room on the airplane for everyone's stuff. My group took up several seats on the airplane, so why were other people's things in the overhead compartments above our seats? Why weren't we allowed to put things in the compartments that were included in the price of our tickets?\n\nThe reading light above my head was broken, and my chair didn't recline. The fold-down tray touched my lap when I folded it down--usually they are much higher so that people can eat off of them or rest their heads on them, etc.\n\nBest of all, when the safety instruction was commencing, the flight attendant who was supposed to be demonstrating for the back of the plane was GONE. There were only 2 flight attendants at the front of the plane doing a safety demonstration--I guess the people at the back of the plane didn't pay enough to have our flight attendant actually show up? (She made an appearance after it was over.)\n\nNot only that, but when I tried to look at my safety card, the paper was sealed shut. I don't know what stuff had gotten onto that paper, but I had to rip it apart to see the safety instructions. Of course, once I did that, some of the safety instructions ripped off. Clearly, they never do maintenance on these airplanes.\n\nThe safety booklet was a joke. They translated the word \""or\"" into 3 other languages, but the words \""fasten your seatbelt\"" weren't translated at all. What?! The customers who never got the safety demo were forced to try to decode the cryptic little pictures in the safety booklet. I honestly couldn't tell what they were doing in those pictures, with all the arrows crammed into each small box. It seems that whoever created those things wanted everyone to die. \n\nThe flight itself was turbulent, but I guess that's not the airline's fault. The flight attendants were okay, and the plane landed on time. We didn't die, but it certainly wasn't a safe or comfortable flight.
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Example: Friend and I went here to play around for the evening. \nPrimary objective: drink\nWe arrive and find the Seahorse Bar.  We go to the counter to order our first drink.  Johnny takes our order, takes an order from a waitress, then proceeds to knock a beer over in our direction spraying all over me and my friend.  No apology, not even an offer for a napkin.  So I reach for a napkin and the bartender tells me not to worry about the mess, that he will clean it up.  I informed him that he had spilled on us and he still didn't acknowledge this!  He just made our drinks, charged us full price and went on with his day.\nOverall I have always enjoyed Caesars but this time they failed me big time.
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Example: Out of all the places I frequented during my time in Tempe as a college student, I miss this place the most.\n\nWhen I discovered this place near the beginning of my senior year, I went perhaps 3-4 times a month. The ambiance and friendly service from the baristas is enough to pick this place over Starbucks or some other chain, but no, this place goes the extra mile in every which way.\n\nThe coffee is brewed to order, with top shelf organic, fair trade ingredients. This means you're going to have to wait a bit for your drink (about 5 minutes, unless its busy, then maybe perhaps as much as 10 if only one guy is working the bar). So this place isn't if you want a quick cup of joe to go. But the coffee is well worth the wait. \n\nComing from the DC area, I've been to my fair share of coffee houses, and this is by far and away the best coffee I've ever had. The baristas are experts at presenting the full flavor of whatever drink you order. Everything on the menu is worth a shot, and be sure to ask the barista on duty for their picks if you're feeling indecisive.\n\nThis is the perfect place to come after class and order a large (or two) and work on school work. The clientele is mostly college folk and other assorted hipster types, so if you're into the local art or music scenes, you can come down here and make a few friends.\n\nCannot recommend this place enough.
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Example: I first started frequenting Chinese groceries in the early 90's in Minneapolis, MN, because that's where my Chinese Doctor had his practice.  There are some incredible grocery stores and pharmacies there, and in other large cities.  Compared to those, Asian Midway foods would earn 3 stars from me.\n\nThat said, this is Madison.  The store offers a decent selection of Asian foods.  It's in a poorer part of Madison and that is reflected by the clientele and the condition of the store, itself.\n\nBut, why are you reading this?  Probably because you need something that only a Chinese grocery would likely be able to offer.  Or, perhaps you are just curious.  You should definitely come here.  I buy teas, treats, and Chinese Medicine here.  The staff have always been friendly and helpful.  You'll get a decent sense of the types of things you'd find at larger, more established stores.\n\nI can't speak much for the actual grocery selection because I haven't done any grocery shopping here.  Will update when I have time to check them out more.
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Example: Do not go here for a manicure/pedicure.  I was seduced by a $20 off coupon and am still regretting it.  Although the staff greets you with a smile and offer of a beverage it quickly went downhill from there.\n\nThis is not a relaxing atmosphere; it's very noisy from the large opening into the lobby and floors above. It did seem clean, I'll give them that.\n\nThe nail tech has been doing this reportedly for a year.  I left with a sub-par manicure and more importantly a blister and raw skin on my heel from over aggressive filing.  \nI actually pulled my foot back purely by reaction to her rough work....after already asking her to be more gentle. \n\nI received a request for a review directly from Life Spa and reported the above mentioned and have yet to hear from them.....not cool!\n\nI would not recommend this salon.  The prices warrant a much better experience and qualified technician.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Hearing a lot and I mean a LOT of raves from friends about Le Reve , so made plans for after Valentines dinner. \n\nDinner was great @ Border Grill (review later) and after a short drive to Wynn and an even shorter wait time for the entrance we had no problem getting to our sits, the staff were very helpful and very accommodating. \n\nThe show started with a bang! The kind that takes your breath away and with that precedence the whole show was spectacular. I will not spoil it for anyone but it is a must see show wherein you will appreciate the physicality, nerve and the countless hours of preparation this performers (athletes) put into the show needless to say death-defying.\n\nA must see show for Vegas visitors and locals =-)