Example: Grand Opening tonight was a blast. They are located right on Fremont, couldn't be a better location. The bar staff was very personable and the drinks were good. What more could you ask for. I tried three of the beers, of those the DTP was my favorite.
Class: overspeedily


Example: LOYAL CUSTOMER NO MORE!!!!!\n\nI purchased my tires here & along with the purchase comes free rotation, balancing & alignment. (It really does not come with it, you have to pay for it)  I came in & asked for my tires to be ROTATED & BALANCED.  Geoff one of the service managers asked if I wanted the Alignment checked, he said it was free, so I said ok.\n\nI believe Geoff and Ernie are great guys, however, they are CLUELESS as to what is happening in the garage behind them & I find this difficult to understand since they both spend a lot of time in the garage chatting with the other mechanoics when it is slow in front.  There is nothing wrong with that, BUT you would think they would be paying attention to what is happening on the vehicles they write up & send back.\n\nI asked how long it would take & I was told they were not busy so they should get it in right away.  After about 15 minutes this guy takes my truck to a bay on the other side of the shop.  I did not feel like sitting inside so I went outside to enjoy the day and watch him work on my vehicle.\n\nI watched him slowly walk around the garage looking for tools, finally start working on my vehicle.  SERIOUSLY, IT TOOK THIS GUY 45 MINUTES TO take my tires off my vehicle and move them around & tighten the lug nuts back up.  REALLY???  A school kid can do that faster.\n\nThis guy then brings my truck back up front and spends more time writting something on the paper then hands it to Ernie & walks away.  Ernie hands me the keys & tells me my vehicle is done.  I said really, can I have a print out of what was done.\n\nErnie told me the tires were rotated, balanced and the alignment was checked....BUSTED!!!!\n\nI told Ernie, SORRY, all this guy did was take the tires off & rotate them, HE DID NOT DO A BALANCE ON THE TIRES, HE DID NOT CHECK THE ALIGNMENT, HE DIDN'T EVEN CHECK THE TIRE PRESSURE. \n\nErnie's response was, \""I'm sorry, I will have to have a talk with him, let me have your keys & we will get it done\"".  By this time, an HOUR LATER, the shop was busy & I told him no, I did not have any more time to wait.\n\nI DO NOT LIKE TO BE LIED TO!!!!  In Ernie's defense he did not lie, he stated what he thought his employee did.  As a Manager, you BETTER KNOW CONFIDENTLY that your employees are doing what you are telling your customer.  I had reservations about this place in the past & NOW I KNOW FOR SURE... I WILL NOT BE BACK THERE EVER!!!!!!  \n\nBOTTOM LINE PEOPLE:  \n\nIF YOU TAKE YOUR VEHICLE HERE, YOU BETTER MAKE SURE THE SERVICE YOU REQUESTED IS BEING PERFORMED, BECAUSE THE RED SHIRTS UP FRONT ARE NOT & APPARENTLY NO ONE IN THE GARAGE IS IN CHAGE OF MAKING SURE THE WORK REQUESTED IS BEING PERFORMED.....
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Example: Located next door to Burger Bar inside Mandalay's shopping area, Slice is a large eatery with full bar, several televisions and a varied menu.\n\nService was prompt and friendly as there was quite a few servers working for early Saturday lunch shift.  Slice offers, pizza's, pasta, sandwiches, salads and burgers.  We tried a burger and a Philly cheese steak sammie.  Both entree's came with choice of sweet potato or regular fries.  We both got sweet potato fries and the portions were huge!  Both of our sammies were well cooked big and flavorful not to mention the prices were considerably cheaper than Burger Bar.  \n\nOne cool item we noticed was the big glass beer taps you can order and have placed on your table or in front of you at the bar.  Basically at least a yard size glass tube with its own tap on the bottom so you can pour your own glass, totally cool.\n\nI strongly recommend trying this place if your stuck in Mandalay and want to eat some place good but still affordable.
Class: overspeedily


Example: Located in the Rio, my boyfriend and I wanted to try this out because he got a voucher for it during the WSOP.  Buzio's seafood was not as fresh as I had hoped for the price.  It was crowded, but service was still decent.  We ordered the seabass with miso (which was still dry to me despite the sauce), oysters (over-priced for the size and taste), and calamari.  Overall, I would not come back and definitely not without a voucher lol\n\n(-) value, taste
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Example: Went on a Saturday Night with a group of 12, the staff was over whelmed and uninviting.   Service staff was slow and not personable, waiter seemed as though he was bothered we came in.  Food was good but experience overall was bad due to the wait staff.  Unwilling to remove food from bill when items were not as ordered.  No manager available, and condensation leaking from A/C on to tables and guests.   Will not revisit this location but will try others for the food and a better dining experience.
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Example: I went here when I found a Groupon, coincidentally 2 days after returning from a trip where my iPad screen had shattered.\n\nDespite being overwhelmed with calls due to the Groupon, Sara was able to get my iPad in the next day and would have been able to fix it within several hours had I needed it.  I opted to let her keep it overnight and picked it up the following morning.  The screen had been replaced and the bent/dented corners of the aluminum case had been bent back, making the iPad look as close to new as a 2 year old iPad that is used daily can.  Should something happen to any of my other devices in the future I will be going to see Sara, even without a Groupon.
Class: overspeedily


Example: Had lunch here as part of a work meeting. We had pretty much everything on the menu. Overall I am very impressed. The pork ribs are awesome. The brisket is awesome. The pork shoulder is ridiculously amazing. The fried chicken is great. The price point is very good too, given how awesome the food is.
Class: overspeedily


Example: A 5-star performance in a 2-star venue - that's what it was when I recently went to the Marquee.\n\nTo be fair - there was some good.  It's conveniently located and, as far as I know, I didn't contract any strange diseases while there.\n\nNow, the rest.\n\nFirst strike - our experience trying to park.  First led into the tiny parking lot then told it was full by staff who seemed like it was their first day on the job.  How to get out?  They weren't sure.  What?\n\nOkay, parked across the street - still plenty of time for the show.  Then - the clusterf*ck that was the line to get in, aided by the total lack of signs differentiating between those there to buy tix and those with tix.  No rhyme, no reason.  Strike two.\n\nInside now - to the bar for a refresher.  $7 for a warm, flat beer served by a guy that acted as if it were solely my fault he had to work that night.  Strike three.\n\nThe show, as mentioned, was solid.  There are no bad seats (standing spots) in the place, though the acoustics are sort of like playing a stereo in a large closet.\n\nIt would take a band I really, really want to see to bring me back.
Class: differentiate
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I'm a simple man. Give me good beer, good wings and a tv and I'm one happy fella. This place has all these things and more. If it was closer, I'd be a regular. The food was really good, the service was as well. I tried some really great brews on tap and I look forward to trying more. They have a wall full of tvs for my viewing pleasure. I hear they have football specials too so I may have to check them out some Sunday.