Case: First time staying here and I liked. The staff is very helpful....room service is great. And house keeping is also very good. It's very nice place to go eat by the where all the restaurants are it very cute and you feel like you're no longer in a hotel.\n\nCasino is just like any other not much of a gambler so it all looks the same to me.\n\nThe beds are comfortable. I didn't really like the bathroom it was a bit small. The room itself was nice though but our view sucked.
Classification: misincite


Case: Excellent doctor. Helpful staff. No problem with refills.
Classification: misincite


Case: Wow - this place is lame and trust me when I say I was one of those people who wanted to believe they finally got it right this time with downtown development. \n\nLast night we left a show at the Orpheum around 10:30 and thought, \""Hey, let's walk over to Cityscape and grab something to eat.\"" We walked around and ... nothing. The only thing open was Lucky Strike Lanes and I'm sure it's fine but not what we were looking for. I even asked a security guard if anything was open and he said not this time of night, except for Lucky Strike Lanes. He pointed me to the Hard Rock Cafe. Seriously? This is the 5th largest city in the country, on a Friday night at 10:30 and it was a ghost town.\n\nMany people have already pointed out the major flaws - this is a mall in the middle of the city, from Washington it's like a cement fortress, etc. But, I have to say, even from the inside it's terrible. I've walked around the place and thought, there's no there there. Where is all this stuff? I've seen Vitamin T from the street, but you'd never know where it was if you stood inside this place. \n\nI feel really bad saying this but it will probably work as a lunchtime food court for office workers during the months when you can comfortably walk around at noon. They'll probably bring in a Sbarro's pizza, Panda Express, a nail salon, etc and after 2 years it will be another Arizona Center.\n\nI hope I'm wrong.
Classification: paragenetic


Case: Maybe I am becoming less tolerant as I grow  older. That combined with the fact these Walmart employees probably don't receive a whole lot of training, made for a frustrating shopping experience. I've seen ping pong tables on display at other locations and wanted to purchase one for the house full of people we are expecting over the holidays. I asked the employee in sporting goods if they had any on display. He says they are in the garden section. I play along and go to the garden section. Julie tells us they are displayed up front and only stored in garden. We find the display, the Mrs approves, we purchase one and confirm with the cashier that we pick it up in the garden section. Upon going back to the garden section and telling Julie I need to pick up my PP table, she tells me \""that's in sporting goods.\"" She then proceeds to ask me who told me the table was to be picked up in the garden section. This is the same Julie that told me just minutes earlier the tables were stored in the garden section. Julie has me wait at the garden area while she goes to sporting goods to find someone to grab me a table. She came back alone only to get someone in the garden section to get one from, guess where?, the garden section. It was like the left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing and Julie seemed like a fish out of water. The only thing that bumped this to a two star experience was Assistant Manager Bill and the two employees that loaded the beast into my vehicle. This is two subpar experiences lately. Maybe it's time for me to find a new Walmart mothership.
Classification: paragenetic


Case: I have had this company doing my insurance for a while. Matt Gregory is my agent and is great. He is always honest and fair with his pricing and will go the extra mile for his clients. I have had great customer service and timely responses from Distinctive Insurance. Insurance companies or brokers usually don't provide the level of customer service that I expect, however i have never had any issues here. \n\nCurrently all my personal and business insurance is with Distinctive Insurance. My husband is a sceptic and had me quote out prices with various \""TV\"" insurance companies out there. NONE could beat the deals I got through Matt. I really hope it stays that way. \n\nHonestly I refer friends to Matt all the time, but this business is noteworthy for you Yelpers. Please consider them when needing anything. I haven't found a better company yet.
Classification: misincite


Case: The food is amazing, the atmosphere is fun,  but the service is really hit or miss! We've had five start service and we've had service that doesn't even deserve a star. It's such a shame because this place has such potential! If you have a lot of time on your hands go ahead and try it out. Last time we were there my husband had to walk back in the kitchen to get someone's attention after waiting to order for 45 minutes (with no drink or anything) Another thing I find weird is......sometimes we get chips and salsa, and sometimes we don't. I believe they are free, but not sure....
Classification: paragenetic
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Decided to try out taylors for breakfast today. I started with the fresh squeezed orange juice. This is the pulpiest fresh orange juice I've ever had. It was great. Then my dish came out I ordered the Asian crab omelet. It was very good it came with crabmeat, green onions, avocado, and cheese. It was excellent all the ingredients seemed very fresh. This is a nice new find for breakfast in my area.