Case: We decided to check this place out because the one we tried in St. Louis was so good. This place has awesome custard. A must try if your in Vegas.  The price is very reasonable.
Classification: attunely


Case: Gave me a quote for over $1100 to replace all 4 motor mounts. They said all 4 were \""toast\"". Went to dealership for second opinion and they said only 1 needed to be replaced. Amazing that the dealership is more honest than this place. Will not be going back.
Classification: buoyant


Case: Had the tonkinese soup and it's flavorless but service is of decor is very nice. Haven't tried the other stuff here but for a good soup go to Chinatown much better!!
Classification: buoyant


Case: Love this place! The staff is so nice, they know me by name when I walk in now! I love going to Flea Bags for their homemade dog treats, dog birthday cakes & their large selection of Tuffy toys. Tuffy toys are expensive ($25), but THEY LAST!
Classification: attunely


Case: This has nothing to do with there tea or coffee, this is about the two people that run the store. Charles and Diane , to me these to people could run any type of business , weather a coffee house or IBM. they are just two of the best people around, so any time your in the area of mount Holly Huntersville road and highway 16, go ahead and stop by Mountain Island Coffee House  and you see what I mean:-) the phone number on yelp is wrong ,the phone number is 704-971-1600\n\n             Michael Justice\n               a very satisfied customer....
Classification: attunely


Case: Very awesome place. Best cape store I've been to. Very friendly and chill environment, good blends and lots of educational help on products and use. Will be going back for sure, been there a few times already!
Classification: attunely


Case: I only gave this place 2 stars because even though they completely screwed up my hair, they did fix it and refund me the cost of the color. \n\nAnyway...on to the story. I was unable to get in with my colorist at home before leaving for Vegas, so I decided to make an appointment here since I stayed at Caesar's. Needless to say, big mistake. The salon itself is absolutely gorgeous, fully equipped with dazzling chandeliers and huge mirrors. I quickly was shown to a station and the colorist came over. We chatted for a moment and she asked how I normally had my hair done. \n\nNow, I just wanted a root touch-up. I naturally have light brunette hair but I'm now a golden blonde. I told her my colorist lifts the color, not bleach. So she meanders back and takes about 10 minutes to mix up my color, presumably chatting with the other colorists/stylists. She comes back and roughly parts my hair over and over, slathering on the color. While processing, I get worried because instead of lifting to a nice golden, it looks dull and dark. She tells me not to worry, it'll be fine.\n\nShe sends me back to the shampoo station and some other girl washes my hair. Now, I know more upscale salons do this but I think it's unwise. If she would have washed my hair, she could have immediately toned it and fixed the problem. But instead, I was ushered back to my seat and she just blow dried my hair and sent me out to the cashier. Now, I guess I assumed that if you get a color, they dry your hair for you. Nope. They charge between $75-110 JUST for a dry, not even a style. \n\nI went to my room and looked at my hair. My roots had transformed into a gray, ashy mess and totally didn't blend with the rest of my hair. After fuming for a bit, I called them back and they got me right in. They toned my hair and it looked fine after. They did refund me only the price of the color, not the blowdry. I wouldn't suggest this salon if you have blonde hair, they obviously don't know how to do it properly.
Classification: buoyant


Case: I've never eaten in the restaurant, but I have always ordered from home and then gone to pick-up my pizza pie. As many have stated before they have issues with ordering over phone, whereas I have never had any problems.... So that's a plus? \n\nI'm going to Chicago soon, and if this is the kind of pizza to expect I might as well find something else to eat!! I like the style of thin crust pizza, but its always soggy when I bite in expecting a crunch... The pizza sauce they use here just doesn't do it for me. Instead of the rich heartiness one can squeeze out of a tomato, I feel like I am on a bridge between entree and dessert! Keep on mind I am a sweets junkie, so I rarely complain of my food being too sweet. I also feel like the sauce over powers everything, I feel the texture of pepperoni, but where's the taste?? \n\nFor now, I'll stick to New York style pizza;)\n\nHopefully, the infamous Chicagoan pizza cheers me up and shows my taste buds what I've been missing.
Classification: buoyant
Considreing the above, classify the following: Will never come here again.  Ordered a Cafe Vanilla Cappuccino at 8:45pm, along with 2 other drinks for some employees at the business where I work at.  I came back to the business and realized that this drink was all whipped cream (which has since melted) and barely any drink.  I came back to the store around 9:01pm, and asked politely if they would either get me a new drink or refund the money I paid since I know they cant make another one.  They basically told me to F-Off, we're closed, come back tomorrow.  Avoid this location like the plague.