Case: When I'm in Montreal, I go here when I can.  You know all those reviews below this one about the creative/gorgeous industrial design feng shui ambience, amazing food, and unparalleled coffee?  All true.  Very fine quality tea as well- I'm hooked on the genmaicha.  Add some of the friendliest service to this equation.  I find it easy to do some of my best thinking here, synchronistically meet up with a friend, or just be with myself in a beautiful spot.  This might sound crazy, but I actually envision myself here at times when I need to settle in for creative work- and it helps.
Classification: emaciate


Case: I wish I could give Britney zero stars! Her cake and frosting taste great, but she stinks as a cake decorator! She can make a tiered cake, but anything else is just too much for her! She ruined the feature cake at my wedding! I would not recommend her cakes to anybody! The flavor is not worth the awful look she presents! What a disappointment! I will NEVER give her money for garbage again! Yuck!
Classification: pieceworker


Case: I've been here once, but I can already tell I'll be back many more times! I love the quaint atmosphere and the service, very attentive. The sushi is very fresh and they have very interesting delicious rolls!
Classification: emaciate


Case: Go to this place if you would like horrible service and a huge bill. I paid $100 to get my BMW detailed and was told it would take an hour-hour and a half. TWO AND A HALF HOURS LATER I looked and saw no one working on my car for at least twenty minutes. Then had to beg them to hurry and finish because I had to leave. When my car was finally handed over to me the cup holders were full of disgusting water, half my car wasn't cleaned and my windows had streaks. What a complete joke. Thanks for nothing Danny.
Classification: pieceworker
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Our family attended our first Monkey Business show on Saturday night, but it definitely won't be our last! What a fun time! My fiance and I took his daughter along to see the 6pm family show. We were laughing so hard our stomachs hurt from the moment the show started. The performers do a wonderful job of getting the audience involved; asking for topic suggestions and audience volunteers. My fiance had the opportunity to join the performers for a skit, and he had a blast! Also, it was very cute watching the child volunteers. When the show was over, my 11-year-old step-daughter was singing \""That was A-W-E-S-O-M-E, awesome!\"" on the way to the car, and asking when we can see the next show. This is a very affordable, amazingly fun option if you are looking for something to do as a family on a Saturday night. You can even order Glass Nickel food and eat it during the show! I definitely recommend this event. Seating opens 45 minutes before the show begins, try to arrive early to get a good seat!