Example: My rating probably isn't fair.  I'm rating this in comparison to the casinos in MN and WI.  I enjoy playing video poker and there were very few of those machines.  And the ones they did have were in constant use.  Very few of the other kinds of machines were familiar to me but I did try several.  Also, if we had gone on a day other than Sunday it would probably have been more enjoyable.  It was very crowded and so there were not many open machines of any sort.  \n\nBut, for the day we were there it was a two.\n\nI would go back and try to get one of the video pokers - people seemed to be doing pretty well on those and reluctant to give up their seats, unless to a family member or friend - in tandem.  \n\nCigarette smoke is always a problem for non - smokers in any casino, but, their ventilation system was pretty efficient in keeping it tolerable.
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Example: I have seen Dr. Perozek for 4 years now.   I must say he  is the best doctor in Vegas.   He is so logical that my husband and I always say he explains things so well that we wish he could take care of all our problems and not just our eyes.   He would be a great PCP! He is effectively efficient, no wasted words.\nThe office is very clean and hip.  I like that the environment is so relaxing.  I like the music,  always something cool.   I would like to just hang out there and lounge. \nThe staff tells you everything when you check in.   There are no mysteries as to the fees.  Luckily,  they take my vision insurance and my medical insurance so they billed my medical insurance the medical part and then they billed the vision insurance the glasses prescription part.   Made it so easy for me.   They all seem like they like their job and seem like happy workers talking to me and other patients like friends. \nHe took care of my irritated eyes and after he did a perfect cataract surgery on my husband,  my husband got new glasses at See Right Now with Dr. PEROZEK and he looks so good.   Best glasses selection we've ever seen.
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Example: Not much to say about the customer service in the service department at this dealership, besides that it is below par. I was never offered water while I waited or even notified of a timeframe of my wait. While checking in all of the guys continued to have side conversations with one another, making me feel as though I, as a customer was not a top priority. Needless to say I was not impressed, and plan to avoid a future return due to this unimpressive experience.
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Example: First to review!\n\nWell, this is the new business in the old Krispy Kreme spot.  I was excited when I saw something new was opening and couldn't wait to try it out with my 2 daughters who both love Asian food.  We decided to stop by for dinner tonight since it just opened either today or yesterday.\n\nLet's start with the Pros:\n1. Friendly staff\n2. Delicious food!\n\nMy daughters both ordered the children's orange chicken with white rice ($5.99 each)  Their dinner was a perfect portion size for them each with lots of chicken and other vegetables.  The chicken was really good, not the overly deep fried stuff you get from the other Asian place over on 27th Drive near Mountainside.  (That place has more fried coating than it does actual chicken).  They both loved their meals.\n\nI ordered Chicken Lo Mei (soft noodles) for $7.99.  It was delicious as well!  I normally order Kung Pao Chicken with rice, but I'm glad I decided to try something new today.  I would definitely order it again.\n\n\nAnd now the cons:\n1. I know this is dumb, but I have a huge pet peeve about businesses that have grammatical or spelling mistakes.  It just looks unprofessional.  And hand written signs, too.  They had a sign inside that said, \""Please wait for seatting.\""\n\n\n2. I think it's a bit overpriced/expensive.\nIt's tiny inside and I think I was expecting more of a take-out place.  There are only 8 tables inside so I really wouldn't think of this as a sit down restaurant.  But their prices are comparable to PF Changs (from their website)\nPF Chang's Lettuce Wraps $7.95\nHong Kong's Lettuce Wraps $7.99\n\nPF Chang's Kids Sweet & Sour Chicken $4.95\nHong Kong's Kids Sweet & Sour Chicken $5.99\n\nSome of their other main dishes are about $2-$3 cheaper than PF Changs.  I would say the majority of Hong Kong's dishes range from $9-$12 each.\nThere is a huge difference in the decor/ambiance of going to dinner at Changs or coming here.  Don't get me wrong, the food is yummy, I just was a little surprised by their prices.\n\n\nI would definitely come here again.  However, with the prices as high as they are, I wouldn't come here often.
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Example: This visit started with a rather big shock. Based on reviews from other Yelpers, I was hoping to find one of the best sushi place in town (I have yet to find a place where they served good sushi at reasonable price in Montreal... I have been spoiled while living in San Francisco)... but they DON'T SERVE SUSHI ANYMORE!\n\nWe almost decided to go elsewhere but it is not easy finding an alternative in a few minutes notice. So we decided to stick around and eat the type of Japanese fare that they now serve. I had a bento box where I must say everything was excellent from the soup, the salad to the tempura and even some pieces of sashimi not to forget the main piece of meat (I think it was pork katsu).\n\nService was nice and prices were reasonable. The restaurant was empty for most of our meal until a group of japanese patrons came for what appeared to be a celebration of sort.\n\nAll in all, fine experience, just don't expect sushi.
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Example: I love you Pita Jungle. Not only do you have a separate menu for us vegans, but now you have a Tapas Happy Hour and a kids menu?! Hold the phone!\n\nThe Tapas Happy Hour is daily from 3pm-5:30pm and the plates are all $1-$3. My favorites include the hummus trio sampler and the falafel (comes with 2). Delicious!
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Example: I have the billing issue, called the customer service just to get very rude attitude staff whom just told me that's the way company charged my bill and I have to take it either like it or not. Nothing else. The worst company I ever encountered with suck customer service.
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Example: ~Before you read my review, just keep in mind that I'm a Hypochondriac~\n\n A celebration, of course is what compelled me to come here to celebrate, to celebrate my cousin getting another stripe on his belt in Kung Fu. \n\n I had been here once before ( though it was an early morning movie, so it might've been cleaner then), and the experience was okay. It was a short movie, so I didn't spend much time in the \""theater\"", nor did I step foot into the bathrooms. But, alas, my messed up perception would soon change.\n\n Though, before I go into details, I must confess that I've been to elite theaters, like iPic and beyond, so I might be just a bit of a cinema snob.\n\n When we got there, to the ticket booth outside, it looked like a fine place, like the last time that I had been there. We got our tickets and rushed in, since it happened to be a chilly night. \n \n The concession stand was alright, it just had the basics, (and after my second experience, I wouldn't buy anything that could possibly be contaminated) but the good thing was that we only needed popcorn and drinks. Unfortunately, splitting a large popcorn is tough since they only have little soda cups, so it was not as convenient  as getting trays like they have at Harkins. \n\n So far, it was okay. When we got into our screen room, I noticed that it was a bit old (and someone etched a gang sign in a nearby flat wood area by the balcony) but still, all good.\n\n The sound and picture quality was alright for the kind of theater this is, but obviously it could of been better. \n\n The problem truly arose when I went to the bathroom. As I was walking, wondering where the bathroom was, I found one by our theater in the back. BIG MISTAKE! I, for a quick second, thought that maybe there was a bathroom in the front, but I just decided to go to the one that I saw. \n\n As I walked in, I froze. Ick! All I saw was outdated equipment like the sinks, and the toilet! Don't even get me started on the stalls! No seat covers, crude graffiti ALL OVER the stall doors, uneven paint (from spray painting over the graffiti) old, disgusting toilets, and now, when I read these reviews, apparently sometimes they have feces smeared all over the walls!? Ugh. THESE PEOPLE ARE F***ING ANIMALS!!! THAT'S EXTREMELY UNSANITARY, EVEN SOMEONE WHO WASN'T A GERMAPHOBE WOULD SAY THAT!!!!!\n\n Oh, where was I? Well, anyways, after the movie, I was told that there were bathrooms in the front of the theater.  I WISH SOMEBODY WOULD'VE TOLD ME THAT, BUT THERE WEREN'T ANY STAFF AROUND!!! I didn't feel like exploring this demonic hellhole anymore so I quickly left.\n\n                               ~This has been a ChibiNarwhal Yelp rant~
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Classify the following: Well.  Seems I'm not the only one who had an issue with this company.  I also purchased a Livingsocial deal, made an appointment and the appointment was called and rescheduled on the day they were supposed to show.  Got a call on the day of the second rescheduled appointment.  This time, I put in for a refund with Livingsocial.  Would you believe that I received a call the day after the company was supposed to show asking me how service went?  The deal was marked \""used\"" BY THE COMPANY.  I'm going to file a BBB complaint against Advanced Air if I don't get my money back.