Case: Roadrunner is usually a cool place. Last time I was there the bartender was too busy talking to his buddies to check on us. To top it off a Blue Moon is $6.75. Now I am not a cheap person but when a drink is just about more if not more money than an appetizer then there is a problem. I know it's not a domestic beer but seriously? An off the strip local bar charging $6.75 for a pint of beer is insane. To top it off I asked the bartender if they had any late night (midnight) drink specials and he said they have a Coors Light special, pints are $3.00, however they are out of Coors Light. You'd think he would have been able to substitute or something. I'm just saying, it's a crap economy and they aren't doing shit. Come on! Help a brotha out! Unemployed poor people want to drink too!!
Classification: despotism


Case: I had to do the dreaded task every single female despises...bring my car to the mechanic for a new battery. Fully preparing myself to get screwed as usual, the man behind the counter could probably sense my hesitation as I walk in the door but he was very friendly and introduces himself as \""Scott Ketchum\"". In my head I'm thinking this is the typical foreplay before he tells me I need blinker fluid etc. \nBut then something amazing happens, he tests my battery to make sure that's what the problem is and tells me I should go to the dealer because the battery will still be covered under warranty and they will have to replace it for free. The story goes on from there with how he went above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of, but to make a long post short I will just say the end result was me walking out of an automotive shop smiling for the first time ever and very grateful there are still quality people that understand customer service goes a long way in creating a lifetime customer!
Classification: Seaghan


Case: Pricey to have all ALL BEEF dogs; are meal was almost $25!\n-Curly cheese & chili fries had barely any cheese and just a tad more chili than nothing at all. \n-Caramel dipped cones were good, but also scrawny compared to DQ.
Classification: despotism


Case: Overall good value and would stay again. Outdated, but quirky and clean. Our king room had a comfy clean bed and big flat screen tv. Bathroom was barebones, but clean with a new looking slate floor. Quiet area. Cons were the small parking lot and smelled slightly of smoke/mildew but honestly not the worst we've stayed in.
Classification: Seaghan


Case: It's pretty decent. It's clean, and the staff is on the ball. If you have ever been to a food court japanese place, the food is pretty comparable to that. That should be your expectation walking into this place. Typically this place is poppin during Lunch Time with the people coming from the Bank of America building next door.
Classification: Seaghan


Case: I am told that this place started out as a great place to eat. While this may be true, things have certainly changed for Pacific. The whole place smells horribly like fish (Keep in mind that properly prepared fish does not smell fishy.) and the restaurant was gross. I spent my time trying to find something to eat that wouldn't gross me out which was a waste of time. I left terrified that my next few hours would find me hunched over a toilet bowl. Don't go here.
Classification: despotism
Considreing the above, classify the following: Excellent lunch specials and menu, definitely worth going to for a Thai fix. The decor inside makes you completely forget you're in a strip mall, which is a nice touch. It's very convenient to get to and has ample parking.\n\nThe dinner menu doesn't offer anything substantially different than lunch, other than prices, but the food and service is good enough to warrant a solid 4 stars.\n\nTheir noodle dishes are fantastic, the curry is pretty good but not anything to rave about. I'm a huge curry fan so I'll take a good curry over a great noodle dish.