Case: I had a great time here and the oysters on the 1/2 shell were deeeelish! They're even better when someone buys them because they like your friend and are trying so hard to impress.\n\nWe never made it to a table but sat at the bar for drinks. Xavier, the bartender, took good care of us. This isn't the first time I've been here for drinks... and it won't be the last.
Classification: redesire


Case: Yeah  Mamma Like....What's not to love? ....yummy \""special\"" treat , check, \nfind it at a Farmers Market ...check,  reasonable price ...check... it 's nearly perfect!    Now if he had only complimented my adorable skirt it would have  been divine. \n\nI really love the concept and execution of this  delightful  specialty food truck..  the brulee is made in many different flavors such as lavender, chocolate, coconut ( yummy) , banana  and others..he torches it right in front of you or packs them up to go.  I also noticed he will deliver a minimum of 4 at places through out the valley. think I can convince my co workers that we all NEED brulee?
Classification: redesire


Case: While the staff is very polite and attentive, the food is mediocre and over priced.  I would not reccomend this to anyone for any occasion.
Classification: yestermorn


Case: It's a great latin restaurant !
Classification: redesire


Case: I would never do business with this consignment shop. Simply put, they are solely interested in serving their own interests, even at the expense of their consigners.\n\nFirst, a $10 fee just to set up an account, then a $2 drop off fee for each drop off. Top that off with a 60/40 split in their favor and that was enough for me.\n\nWhat ate me the most was that they had a three week processing period to get your items on the floor. I realize that it is an arduous process, but this clearly shows they are too heavily back loaded with items. At some point, you have to bite the bullet and just close the acceptance store for a week and catch up. If your shop is worth it, people will wait to bring in their goods.\n\nAnother thing that put me off was that you had no control in the acceptance process. You were expected to merely drop your items off and receive a list of what they accepted and a donation slip for what they did not. I asked if I could get back my refused items and they said, \""no.\"" How do I know that they actually donated the refused items? Maybe I would prefer to do the donation myself.\n\nMy experiences in the last two weeks trying to consign some very nice, high end clothing items tells me that the consignment business is one slippery business. It just seems like all of the stores are trying to separate you from your items while guaranteeing you nothing in return.
Classification: yestermorn


Case: Wth, our water and diet Pepsi glasses sat empty for like an hour.  Tried three times to ask for a refill and some nachos and she walks away every time.   Finally I'm ticked off and she asks if I'd like a refill.  I say yes and can we get.... Ignored again!  Either she's deaf or terrible at her job!
Classification: yestermorn
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I always have a great time when I go to Xclusive Ultra Lounge.  Their bottle prices are the best in town and they give you the *true* VIP experience: you can book one of their private rooms to enjoy drinking with your friends.  This unique feature is one that you just don't see at any of the other clubs in town and, for people like me who like their privacy, makes the whole experience SOOO much better.  If you DO want to go on the dance floor, there are always cool events going on like Three Six Mafia and Too Short, but their VIP rooms are still my favorite.