Case: I've been to urban wax a few times now... I'm in love, the place is clean and crisp, the staff is always friendly and knowledgeable, and you can expect expert services. I just saw Nicole and all I can say is wow, what a treat! My brows and lip are perfect and the best job ever by far. Thanks urban wax and thank you Nicole!
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Case: The food was great and so was the service. I'm taking away a star for a mixture or reasons. Plastic flowers in entryway were tacky, the oversized portrait of 1970's Al Pacino staring at me in the restroom is unsettling and the kicker!!!.... I don't want to see a restroom full of anti-aging ads. I'm paying $40 for a steak I shouldn't have to stare at an ad for neck rejuvenate while I wash my hands. Very poor taste!!
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Case: the hubert keller burger was probably the best bleu cheese burger i've ever sunk my teeth into. bleu cheese with every bite. sliders were good, but the buffalo slider was the best out of the 3. onion rings & zuchinni sticks are amazingly good. i was sad that i was only able to scarf down a few fries, the burger alone is a gut buster. the fries are good tho, dont get me wrong. they got 24 beers on tap and a GINORMOUS selection of bottled beer as well. this place is awesome!
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Case: Same story as everybody else. Waiting in a really long line, and only 2 attendants. They must not care too much about customer service around here.
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Case: I go to Whole Foods from time to time to get groceries, but they tend to be on the higher side to use them as a constant option. Instead, I like WF for their bulk beauty supplies, their pre-made foods, and their smoothie bar. Compared to the one in Town Square, it is lacking in the last two fields. I came in and ended up walking out. I could not find anything.
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Case: I have postponed writing this review far longer than I should have; really wanted to like this place, as did so many others but::\n\nTHE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES!\n\nFirst I went alone and had both of the Bao and the bone marrow. The Bao were pretty good but the bone marrow was not cooked properly and I swear as God is my witness the grilled bread that accompanied it was half of a HOT DOG BUN!\n\nStill, gave it another try with my Girlfriend. We again ordered both the Bao and they were pretty good, the potstickers were very greasy and under filled, better to buy the frozen ones from Trader Joe's.\n\nThen the sandwiches:  She ordered the short rib grilled cheese and I the Fat Choy burger with crispy fries. It was not busy but they took forever to arrive. The grilled cheese was dry with very little flavor except for a slightly rancid odor and taste, my burger which was ordered medium rare was also dry and overcooked, the fries were limp and greasy. Every dish was highly oversalted as well.\n\nOur server, I believe her name was Emily, was charming and very efficient but she could not make up for the slowness of the kitchen. I was given a properly cooked burger to go and it was marginally better but there is a limit to what can be done with a cheap ready-made patty.\n\nThere must have been a fair amount of Kool-Aid drunk by many Fat Choy reviewers and it helps no one, not the owner/chef or the potential customers. This place could be fixed, it's a good concept and menu but the execution and cooking are pretty dreadful as are some of the ingredient choices.\n\nAs it stands now, Fat Choy is a 1.5 star experience, sadly it's less than a mile from my house. Bachi Burger is more expensive and over 15 miles from my house, we choose Bachi every time.\n\nCAVEAT COMESTOR!
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Case: I finally visited Ann Purna the other night. As a vegetarian, I'm really glad there are so many vegetarian restaurants in Edinburgh, especially a few more affordable ones. \n\nI've noticed some strange comments for some of the veggie restaurant reviews around Edinburgh. Some comment about the fact that despite the fact they eat meat they enjoyed a meat free meal, as if they are surprised that the addition of meat doesn't magically make something taste nice. The other common point made is that they DIDN'T enjoy a vegetarian restaurant because it had no meat in it. It's sad that a restaurant can't be evaluated in its own terms, we don't review an Italian saying \""well I usually eat only Thai food so this Italian was a bit crap\"". I assume that even reviewers who claim they can't live without eating meat don't judge their morning toast by its absence of beef.\n\nSo let me say that Ann Purna is a restaurant that serves great food irrespective of its absence of meat. If anything this proves just how flavourful, nutritious and filling vegetarian food can be. Apparently they do serve some meat dishes when requested, but this seems pointless.\n\nSo yeah, I thought the food here tasted great. My girlfriend and I ordered a sweet, coconut flavoured, creamy dish which brilliantly complemented another savoury, tomato based aubergine curry. Along with the saffron rice (which remember you have to order separately as its not included in the price of the curry), this meal was satisfying. It was a little higher than average price wise, when you take into account the curry, the rice, and probable bread, poppadoms or side dishes. All in all expect to pay around \u00a312-\u00a315 for a not too extravagant but filling meal.\n\nAs for service, it was a bit of a let down. The staff were very welcoming but we had a bit of strange experience while ordering. The waiter seemed overly keen to get us to order a starter we just didn't want. He then insisted we ordered a side dish. We already wanted poppadoms, and when they arrived, it came with a range of chutneys to try. \""Great\"" we thought \""complimentary dips\"". Only when we looked at our bill we discovered it wasn't complementary at all. They had seemingly brought us something and charged us without a word! To makes things stranger, they also deducted two of our poppadoms which actually WERE complimentary- only they cost much less than the \u00a33 they charged us for the chutney without telling! I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and say they messed up, otherwise this was pretty unacceptable. You don't want a homely \""student friendly\"" restaurant to rip you off. I look forward to revisiting and finding out!\n\nThis experience however couldn't detract from the excellent food. It was so good it's inspired me to be more adventurous with my own curry in future! As I mentioned before, I found the food filling. As someone with a big appetite this isn't often the case. I thought the portions looked small at first, but they didn't feel small after! The creamy dishes are especially filling.\n\nDefinitely recommended, just double check your bill.
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Case: I love dogs and feel bad for all of them that are in there.  That being said, I think that they would be better off elsewhere.  This place, since its run by the county) is filled with lazy uncaring employees.  I will goto a breeder or find a
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Try feta cheese & vegetable or asparagus omelet here.  The hash browns are crispy and one of the best I've tasted. Fast service, people watching late night is entertaining, be sure to check out the lounge. It's a Vegas experience worth checking out if you are visiting town. I recommend.