Example: Their website says they can bring any flavor to an event. Apparently they can do that but not professionalism. I put a request for a small order to set up for my family for Christmas time. Since I'm not there, I obviously can't cook anything so I always set up a catered dinner that they just need to go pick up. I asked if it was possible and they said I was a joke and to go to Fry's. As a business owner myself, no matter what the request is, you should respond in a kind and professional manner. I encourage people interested in this business to try other caterers before this one.
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Example: Went in to buy 2 beers tonight. The cashier was nice but tired and made a mistake on the change. She had to call the manager who was so rude. He said I couldn't buy 2 beers, although I have bought 2 beers there before. He has NO customer service what so ever! Who made him a manager?????? Not going back to that store ever!!!
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Example: I've been wanting to try this place... but it's hard when postino's is best door! It was just me and my kiddo (2) and we enjoyed lunch on the patio. Service was great, they seemed to work as a team, it did take my burrito a little longer than expected (carne asada & other deliciousness). I just got the kiddo a said of beans (they were different, topped with some sort of oil??), had I realized they were $4 I would have gone with the $5 kids meal but I didn't think he would eat it all (entree, side & drink - smoking kids meal deal!). I'll bring the husband and six year old next time and give a margarita a try!
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Example: A \""slice\"" is filling enough. Personable and funny owner too.
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Classify the following: My 9-year old is big into ancient Egypt, so she really wanted to stay at the Luxor.  Given that it's one of the more affordable hotels on the strip, we stayed there for 3 nights last weekend.  It was overall a good experience.\n\nWe lucked out and got a nice, standard room in the pyramid.  The room was clean, the furniture was in good condition and the beds were comfortable. The room was large enough to be comfortable for our family of 4.  Beware, though, that the beds seem to be doubles and not queens.\n\nWe went to the pool which was adequate though not particularly exciting.  We ate at the Pyramid cafe, which was OK.  The best part of our stay was the ancient Egyptian theme of the hotel, which the kids really enjoyed. I'd say the worst part was the location, too far from the hotels in the central part of the strip.  \n\nFull (and I do mean full) review at http://marga.voxpublica.org/2011/08/luxor-las-vegas-review/