Text - it is fairly easy to find a good dry cleaners in the city. however, it is not as easy to find any business with great customer service. apollos is the perfect dry cleaner because they are good people doing a great job. i am proud to use apollos as my dry cleaner.
Group - undervaluation


Text - I was going to a wedding in Peoria, AZ and picked this rental place for its close proximity to the hotel. I also learned that rental places at airports are more expensive, so I was trying to avoid snags. They did warn me on the phone that they close at noon on Saturday. I really only needed the car on Friday. When I got to the store, I looked for the drop box. They didn't have one. They also did not open until 9am. I have used enterprise many times in many cities, and have even just left keys with hotels!  So this was inconvenient. They said it was that they need to check each car as it comes in. When I returned the car, I pointed out the wear and tear on the interior. The passenger seat was stained. The car had 30k miles on it. High for a rental. When I told Tyler, the manager in training, my concerns, he came up with \""cars were damaged overnight when we had a drop box ad we had to hold the renters responsible\"". I said, get cameras. I was then driven the short drive back to my hotel in the car I returned sitting on the dirty passenger seat. He wanted to get rid of me. Fair enough, I wasn't the happiest customer to say the least. But his driving was scary!  Enterprise, please return the drop boxes and allow you customers to leave their car at their hotel whenever reasonable and possible. I also think this was an isolated incident and should not reflect Enterprise as a whole. Namaste
Group - souverain


Text - Gold Bar is not hip, it is not polished, it is not new and it is not standard Phoenix/Tempe.  Gold Bar is easy to like and easy to sit in for a couple of hours grading papers.\n\nI come from cozy towns in Michigan, where when the snow falls heavy the streets grow quiet and everyone you meet has tinge of red to their cheeks and the need for a warm drink.  There's a kind of empathy that comes with this quaintness that is hard to find in Phoenix.  It was there in the old 3 Roots but you had to trade it for slow service. It's not there at Cartel, but that's not what Cartel is about.\n\nGold Bar is charming.  You're transported, as much as can be hoped for in our strip mall culture, to a cozy living room in another town when you spend a couple of hours here.  The family that runs it knows many of the customers names, they sell hearty foods and heavy drinks.\n\nJust from overhearing the son of the owners talk I can tell you: They have stamp cards. Monday is Pastry stamp Monday. Friday is Extra Shot Friday. Friday and Sunday nights are live Jazz. Sunday morning has classical guitar.  Saturday night is game night, where they have drawings every 20 minutes to give you free drinks, eats and prizes.\n\nSo, it is quiet and you can hear everybody else, the drinks are a bit expensive and the food is only okay.  All of those things add up to make this place a little slice of home for someone who is not the biggest fan of living in the city that ate the desert.
Group - undervaluation


Text - You would have no idea which show I was referring to if I said I saw it in Las Vegas and it starred a group of fairly attractive women doing dance routines to prerecorded music while topless.  That not only describes \""Sydney After Dark\"", but also current strip shows like \""Fantasy\"", \""X Burlesque\"" and \""Crazy Girls\"".  \n\nAustralian accents aside, there is nothing new being offered here.  As I watched the prerequisite cowgirl scene, I wondered how/why THIS had become the formula for Vegas topless shows?  Maybe having a girl that sings makes it classier than a strip club?  There has to be a more creative way to present half naked girls!  Oh!  They have a girl in a leotard doing an aerial scarves act!  That was so cool and original like 10 years ago but a snoozefest today.  A topless comedian would have been much better.    \n\nKeeping with the Aussie theme, they dance to mostly native artists from the \""lahnn daahn undah\"" like AC/DC, Tina Arena, Sia and INXS.  I can only guess their sultry version of \""Locomotion\"" was inspired by Kylie Minogue.  They even did an aboriginal routine which left me feeling cultured and educated.  That's a lie. \n\nThe few people in attendance (15% capacity at best) were all moved up to the best seats so buy the cheapest ones if you're going to pay.  I would recommend \""Fantasy\"" at Luxor over this.  The girls are hotter!
Group - souverain


Text - The only redeeming qualities this place has is the delivery (and even that sucks most of the time) and the fact that they carry a food my husband loves. \n\nWe've ordered from here a number of times, with varying levels of satisfaction. Here are the main issues that keep repeating themselves:\n\n-After I had my daughter, my ability to handle spicy food lowered dramatically. As such, I order everything as mild as possible. I understand that Thai food is spicy, but \""mild\"" shouldn't be so spicy that I can't even eat it. This happens more often than not, and it seems to depend on who is doing the cooking. \n\n-They rarely deliver the right things/everything. We've received parts of other people's orders, and we often don't receive all of our order. \n\n-The food is substandard and overpriced.
Group - souverain


Text - Newly opened in Haymarket Terrace, Pippin offers sweet gifts, little treats and quirky things that you want to take home rather than give to friends!\n\nThe shop is relatively small, but still full of lovely things to ogle, touch, and drool over.  With a selection of jewellry (I think most of it is locally crafted), beautiful china, scented candles, ornate and quirky clocks, lovely - lovely! - wrapping papers, and a range of other very sweet and/or stylish Desirable Things!\n\nThe service was also very good - polite but friendly, informative and helpful.  I'm not sure if she was the owner or a staff member but she told me about the Christmas event on 1st December, with all of the shops along Haymarket Terrace getting involved, and offered to gift wrap my purchases.  \n\nAnd if she's going to mulled wine and mince pies, I think a little visit to finish off that Christmas shopping will be how I'm spending Thursday evening!
Group - undervaluation


Text - Claire C... I wasn't going to give the canal a five star review, but you've upped the ante and given me the confidence to follow through with a full bore appreciation of this delightful waterway.\n\nI used to have a bus card you know, it helped me get to work come rain or shine. Now that I live in a post-card world I get to enjoy twenty minutes of canal on the way to and fro work. It's a privilege, I have taken to this industrial artery like a duck to... anyway.\n\nAs the seasons pass the trees grow new leaves afresh, hang low over the water, then bring a shock of yellows and browns as those leaves turn and drop to the water below. It's a lovely thing to see.\n\nThe ducks and the swans produce their offspring, who gain in confidence and size and before long the place can seem full of them, going about their business.\n\nVarious boat clubs line my bit of the canal (from Harrison Park to the aqueducts) and the single, double and quad crews ply that stretch with vigour and verve. I feel sorry for them though, for the canal winds and it twists, the can't pass each other easily and evasive action is a regular occurrence.\n\nWhat else happens along the canal? What else? People cycle, ringing their bells like they own the place (hey, who's the Duke around here?); trains rumble through underneath at one point; keep going to the aquaducts and there are roads underneath, the Water of Leith and little people too. Keep going and there's an outdoor gym, where old folk work out between sitting on the equipment to eat their lunch. Canal boats do their boaty thing - you can stop in for coffee and cake if you pick the right one to board. And there's the ice, which doesn't come every year but when it does it tends to stick around, peppered with the footprints of the bold and the fearless.\n\nIt's a great part of Edinburgh at any time of the year. Really lovely.
Group - undervaluation


Text - Lacking customer service and the kids menu, is quite sad. \nBar service was very good, but the time I went there were only 3 people, so as expected. \nI have gone several times because of the location. Every time is just average. When you get the bill and say really? It's not the best dining experience.
Group - souverain
Considreing the above, classify the following: We recently went to Copper with some friends. Our friends fell in love with this place after a few visits, so my fianc\u00e9e and I couldn't pass up the opportunity. Whenever I come to Charlotte we always find a good place to dine. Copper is located in the Dillworth area, the home of so many great restaurants. My fianc\u00e9e didn't see Chicken Korma on the menu but they made it for her anyway. Chicken Korma is her favorite dish so that made our night. I ordered the Saag Chicken and to my delight it was perfection. All of our dishes were fresh and the service was great. If you love Indian cuisine this place is a must visit.