Example: WARNING -- they take no responsibility for their work.\n\nWe had taken several vehicles for oil changes to Firestone and things went all right the first few times. \n\nThe last time, however, they did something wrong -- likely not the full amount of oil. The following day, the engine starts burning oil on startup. \n\nAttempts to deal with them, asking if they might like to look at this, were met with, \""well, you'll have to hire an attorney\"".\n\nWe sued them in small claims court and after some delay on their part, they lost in a big way. The judge actually wanted to give us more than you can get in small claims.\n\nAbsolutely the worst service I have ever seen. Avoid at all costs.
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Example: First time staying at the Four Seasons.  Super nice, family/ kid friendly, very professional w/o being snobby.   They don't nickel and dime you.  We needed a DVD player and refrigerator for our kids.  Brought it right up w/o an added cost.  Welcomed our kids with a stuff animal and personalized cookie.  This is our family's new favorite LV hotel.   The rooms are great, Verandah's serves a good breakfast and lunch (nice kids menu).   Access to the Mandalay Bay is very easy (beach and casino).  Prices are very competitive with other hotels.  The only drawback or added plus is that the Four Seasons is at the south end of the strip.
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Example: The smell of the bread got me in the door. The quick service was wonderful. The sandwich was fresh and tasty, allthough a bit simple. The bread was crack.\n\nThen I found out Mr. Jimmy John shoots elephants for sport and poses next to it like he's saving earth. \n\nSorry, I won't be giving my money to such adventures.
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Example: I have to say that I had the worst restaurant experience I have ever had tonight. My wife and I started our evening on the High Roller which was awesome definately check it out. After we walked through the Linq and decided to eat at Chayo.\n\nThe atmosphere is awesome and it wasn't very busy so we stopped in. We were seated in a booth toward the middle of the place. We sat next to a large group which had obviously been there for a while looking at the mess on the table. All of a sudden a guy and girl quickly walk toward that table and the girl starts bitching out this guy. The manager(if you could call him that) comes over and tells me he will block me from this group and stands in front of me. The girl eventually smacks this guy in the face which causes the other guys to start pushing each other and one of them is pushed into me. I then have to get involved and told them to take the fight somewhere else. Which almost involves me in this fight.\n\nSome of the group then left and things calmed down. The Manager who told me he was going to protect me(whatever) comes over and apologizes. I told him to move us to a new table so we can eat in peace since part of the group was still there. We were moved and eventually ordered. The food is mediocre at best but our server FAB was awesome he was a cool guy and provided excellent service. During our time there the Manager came over and said he would take care of the check and he looked like he was genuinely sorry for what had happened. At one point one of the guys from the group came over too and apologizes he to told me he would pay my bill for the embarrassment his friends caused. I then watched him go talk to the Manager. Come to find out we were later told that these rowdy people were friends of the Manager, had been there for 4 hours and chased out other people seated near them.\n\nAfter we were done we were given a bill for the full amount. We paid and left a nice tip for our server. On the way out the Manager shook my hand and apologized and said he would buy me a drink.....Are you serious I'm out on a date night with my wife and your friends start crap and almost cause my to whoop some ass and you never followed through on your part to make things right and now you want to buy me a drink...get real. Then the Manager gives me his business card and tells me to text him next time I want to come in. Yeah right like I'll ever go back there. I'm not sure where the restaurant manager was but come to find out the \""Manager\"" was the Beverage Manager which explains why I was getting a comped drink. This whole situation was handled improperly from the start. My wife has been in the industry for a while and I have never seen worse customer service from a manager...we were amazed.\n\nTo make a long story short stay far away from this place there are plenty of other cool places to eat in the Linq!!!!!!
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Example: We were going to another place for ramen because they said they had rice noodles, well, they didn't, and Miko's was in the same strip mall. So we checked it out, they had a veg menu and gluten free jank for the ladypants.\n\nWe lived in Japan for 5 years, we love Japan, we miss Japan. But we have tempered our expectations when it comes to Japanese here in the states.\n\nSo, there will be a lot of food mentioned in this review for a couple reasons, one being that we are gluttons, the other reason is it was so good we came back the next night to eat again.\n\nthe agedashi tofu is delicious. The broth for this tofu is so good, I want to shoot it into my veins. I want to drink it like precious manna. \n\nThe cucumber salad is delicious, just like in Japan.\n\nThe yakisoba, while a touch different than most I have had, was still delicious. \n\nThe tempura vegetable roll was huge and amazing. They make a vegetable roll, then tempura batter it, deep fry, then cut it. It is like some Epic Meal Time shit. And the sauces that some with it are amazing.\n\nBut the ramen is the centerpiece. Veggie ramen. So good. All I needed was a blizzard outside and I would have been convinced I was in Misawa, Japan. Noodles were perfect, veg was great. Broth was almost criminally good. Best ramen I have had outside of Japan.\n\nAnd they have Calpico.\n\nSimply put, this place is amazing. The fact that it is a family affair makes it even better. Anywhere but Las Vegas and this place would be so overrun by hipsters that the line would be 2 hours long and totally ironic.
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Example: BonJour has generally been a once a month trip for me due to monthly work meetings that convened not too far from the restaurant. In the past week, I've stopped in here twice because I was running a work errand that was luckily in the general vicinity of BonJour. I say luckily because both of these errands induced stress eating that could only be solved with the loving, savory, carby wonders offered at Bonjour.\n\nI've had both the tuna and ham&cheese sandwiches (half-portions) which were tasty and filling and both served with a simple side salad with a light dressing. I'd dare to say the tuna salad was the best I've had in a very long time...possibly the best ever. It was perfectly dressed and had capers in it-a nice twist and surprise since I love me some capers. The ham&cheese was great as well, served simply with lettuce and tomato on what else but French bread. The bread here is fresh-nice, crusty exterior and soft, chewy  interior; in other words, perfect sandwich bread!\n\nI'm partial to savory carbs than sweet, but today my sweet tooth was calling me to the almond croissant that I've read so many rave reviews about. Definitely worth the calories and sugar high (and inevitable crash) and very well the end all be all of croissants. \n\nHelpful tip: both times I went, people came in looking for something specific and it wasn't available. If you're coming out of your way with something in mind, call first to see if they have it. \n\nBonJour continues to fulfill all of my French pastry needs in a casual and charming setting.
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Started the experience walking in and being told by the cashier that they were out of the onion rings as a side option.  Whatever; I ordered my L1 combo: 2fish/6shrimp.  Proceed over to get my beverage.  The condiment stand was filthy, the cocktail sauce pump and napkin dispensers were removed, leaving large holes.  The soda machine was out of diet root beer.  This is an A&W/mixed use venue...root beer is their trademark!  It was orange coming out and tasted like the orange soda.  I informed the cashier as he was handing me my order.  He said \""no, it's just out\"".  So since I absolutely hate and cringe over diet Pepsi (the worst flavor in the world) I asked for some sweet & low packets for some fresh brewed iced tea...even pointing at the tea urns on the front counter.  He returns with Sweet & Sour packets.  I had to explain that I wanted the small pink paper packets of sugar-free sugar to sweeten up iced tea.  He responded with \""OH, yeah, sorry, we're out of that too\"".  Upon seating at my table I noticed that my plate only had 1 piece of fish and the 6 shrimp.  Honestly, at this point I didn't even go back up since the math of counting up to 2 must be eluding them.  This was just a terrible visit.  I have been here several times before...never had a \""great\"" visit...they are either mediocre or something such as this (this is my 3rd terrible encounter).