Case: I was on vacation here and was craving for some sushi. So I asked my cousin who lives here to take me to a really good sushi place. When we got here it was packed with a crowded outside the pretty small restaurant. We decided to wait since we drove quit a while to get here. Oh man every thing we ordered was no disappointment. It has been three weeks since I ate there and I am still craving for their food!! For sure when I visit my family again I will make sure that is one of my pit stop. can't wait!
Classification: slipperyback


Case: Stayed here for my bachelorette and it was TERRIBLE. I purchased 3 Bella Suites for my friends and me and the Venetian reservations specialists erroneously charged me twice. \n\nAs any bride or maid of honor can attest, it's incredibly difficult to organize and collect payment from multiple people for a group stay. The Venetian did not make it any easier; in fact, their latent charges, poor communication, and failure to compensate me for their error, turned a hassle into a nightmare. I even tried to talk through the charges with Venetian's Guest Services rep, Beverly Borromeo, but she declined to help and knowingly left me dissatisfied and disgruntled.\n\nIf you're going to Vegas, especially for a group party- bachelor, bachelorette, birthday, etc.- I do not recommend the Venetian/Palazzo group hotels. Go somewhere that will appreciate your business and endeavor to make your stay as easy as possible; I suggest the Cosmopolitan.
Classification: Crypteronia


Case: My house needed a good cleaning as I was moving out and it was up for sale. Pristine came through and cleaned it top to bottom.\nI am very satisfied with the job that the two women did. I am even more satisfied with the customer service provided. I had originally booked my appointment to be the day after movers came and removed all my belongings from my house. The movers cancelled last minute and I had to scramble to find another crew. I found a crew but they were coming the same morning as my appointment with Pristine. Amy and another gentlemen went above and beyond the call of duty to find someone to switch appointment times for me so that I could have my house cleaned after all of my things had been removed from my home. \n\nDefinitely recommend Pristine!
Classification: slipperyback


Case: What a cool neighborhood burger joint! I don't know why anyone who lives anywhere near here would ever go to a fast food chain. The food at Shortys is so good and the prices are perfect (you can get very full for under six bucks!). On top of that they are owned and operated by some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet from right in the neighborhood. Last of all is the atmosphere, you know you're in an all-American hot rod hang out before you even walk in the door because there is always a beautiful car parked outside. Chevrolets, Roadsters, Wagons, you name it and you'll have a chance to see it on any given day at Shotys Sliders & Steak Burgers.
Classification: slipperyback


Case: Do not buy a car here.  I did, I have made my payments and for months I have called to find out when my car would be paid off.  Today I got a surprise that I owed almost $400 more because of a couple payments made 1 or 2 days late.  When I asked if there were any fees associated, the answer was no.  However it was never disclosed it would affect how they applied the payment towards the principle.  Only unethical companies do not fully disclose the terms.  So yes let me make this clear my issue is with the finance company.  CHAPMAN's in house finance company.  The one that operates on the same premises as this dealership.  The one that is part of the Chapman business.  Due to an employee not being fully trained on how to disclose information we had this situation.  If you want to buy or have a car serviced by a company who does not show they invest in employee training and development you should do business with these people.  If you want to do business with a company who would rather worry about making 1.4% more profit than creating a culture of customer care do your business here.  My issue may be with the finance part of this company, but it truly speaks to Chapman's overall business ethos.
Classification: Crypteronia


Case: What an amazing place that my 6 year old daughter has found. This place has given her so much more than karate. It is a family oriented place that brings strangers together. The instructors are absolutely amazing and really care about the kids.  My daughter works hard and it has been a joy to watch her exceed. The kids have to work for their belts and show what they have learned. Call them and give it a try, you won't regret it.
Classification: slipperyback


Case: Mediocre food, Apathetic management , and a long wait for the food.  Quite possibly one of the worst food experiences I've had in a long time. Do not come here.
Classification: Crypteronia


Case: This rating is not for the store since I have never gone inside.  I am a heavy donator to the Salvation Army.  I take donations at least twice a month.  The person at this location who comes out to the car to take the donations is not friendly at ALL.  I have been really nice and thanked him several times but I have not once heard him utter a peep back or look at me.  He scowls and acts like he hates being there.  It is so bad that I won't take my donations there anymore.  Instead I will drive all the way across town to take them to the one on Market Street or I try to find one of those little boxes on the corner (come to think of it, those little boxes are a heck of lot friendlier than that \""person\"" at the Salvation Army's donation door!!!!)
Classification: Crypteronia
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This is my go-to grocery store. I love how they are 24/7! Plus, with a Smith's card, I get some good discounts.