Example: We got the pork nachos ($12.5) and a burger ($10.5)- nachos were fine. The ingredients were fresh but the cheese sauce tasted more like flour than cheese. The burger was fine (way overcooked) but not memorable.\n\nI was impressed with their seasonal beer selection! It's rare I get to have an Avery seasonal. Yay! However, they need to mention when a beer isn't a 16 ounce pour. I totally get a 9 % ABV may be a smaller pour, but just give a girl a head's up.\n\nAll in all, probably won't be back with all the other delicious options on Carson.
Class: raduliferous


Example: Surprisingly my favorite thing on the menu is the poppy seed fruit chicken salad! Delicious
Class: Paola


Example: Great place!  Clean and affordable! Tina was so nice!  The spray tan looks great!
Class: Paola


Example: This place is no longer in business... (at least, not at this location)
Class: raduliferous


Example: The food was really good, but the plates were super dirty. Bring your own plates lol.
Class: raduliferous


Example: Great deals! Awesome for seasonal wear, books and toys.
Class: Paola


Example: Meh... $15 bucks to see the lights of Vegas from way up high. In all fairness, my friend was the one who really wanted to see it. So I guess some people are into it. For me personally, it's not worth the price.\n\nThe service was less than stellar as far as the ride operators are concerned. Felt like I was back in grade school: \""don't sit on the tile\"" (line was long! And my friend was squatting.) \""Line up in twos! Two lines! Two lines! You here! You there! You here! You there! (Apparently the only reason for this was to help the operator COUNT how many of us would go in the elevator cab).\n\nI felt demeaned. *sigh*....
Class: raduliferous


Example: Amidst the over-priced sit down restaurants that prevail Myers Park and Eastover is a little slice of heaven in Providence Road Sundries.  Yeah, it's typical bar food but what do you expect: it's a bar!  Well, no that's not entirely fair.\n\nWhile PRS has a large bar, they actually serve good food.  Of the dozen or so times I've eaten there, I've never had to send back an order and have always returned.  \n\nTry the fried Okra...yum! It's a great place to meet as a group as there's lots of seating, tv's for watching the game, the food is good, and staff is always friendly.  They even have the old time video games (no Wii here...try space invaders) so bring your quarters.\n\nONE WORD OF WARNING: Parking SUCKS!  No seriously, this place is very popular so bring a small car and park in back.  Otherwise, plan to park at a church and take a stroll to the restaurant.
Class: Paola
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My first visit to this business was yesterday, a Saturday. I paid $31, including $4 tip, for a gel manicure. The gal who did it was nice enough but I don't think she is good at this. There were a few problem spots during the gel process, which she said she fixed. With a gel manicure your nails are supposed to be 100% ready to face the world as soon as it is over and last for 2 to 3 weeks.. Well, by Saturday night there were some lumps seen in the gel; by now -- Sunday afternoon -- I have lumps and some bubbles. They would have had a return visit from me today, but they are closed. I have a medical procedure tomorrow morning but I will be there tomorrow afternoon. I want them to redo the manicure, which I know isn't going to be too good for my nails but I sure don't want to have them look this bad for the next few weeks.\nI'll give this business a second chance. I hope I am treated well and we resolve this matter amicably. \nI'll come back and let you all know how good, or bad, their customer service is.\nUPDATE:\nI did go back to have the gel manicure redone. It is better than Saturday's. I knew they weren't happy to have to redo a manicure but the manicurist did it. I was uncomfortable because she and the others spoke almost constantly in Vietnamese, which I don't understand. I am probably paranoid to think I was the topic of discussion but that's how I felt.\nI do think it is very rude to speak a language you know your customers can't understand, particularly when a customer needs something redone. At any time it is rude to speak in a foreign tongue at great length, not just a sentence or two once in a while. They went on and on and on.\nNot sure if I'll go back. It will depend on how well this gel manicure holds up.