Example: My husband and I went to Jean George for dinner before watching Zarkana. There were other restaurants in the Aria Hotel and Casino but we thought that we would try a steak dinner. We chose a steak special not on the menu....cured Kobe steak. It was quite good,very lean but full of flavor....and $270 a plate. The steak was great but not so much for that price. Before dinner the waitress handed me a blank menu, and we joked that this must be the diet menu. She apologized and mentioned that the restaurant would take care of our first 2 dinner cocktails. When we got the bill, we noticed that we were charged for the 2 cocktails. We reminded her that she had mentioned that the restaurant would take care of them, but she suddenly didn't recall the offer. It was obvious that she was covering her mistake.\n\nAnyway, I don't think my husband and I will ever come back to this place.
Class: largifical


Example: My wife and I were hanging around Scottsdale for the day and I pulled this place up on yelp. The reviews made it sound like a good choice for dinner so we stopped by. \n\nIt was surprising that at 6PM on a Saturday night, we were the only ones there. I wasn't overly impressed with the speed of getting our sandwiches, but maybe there was more prep that went into them than I thought. From the time we ordered it was about 15 minutes until we got our food. \n\nMy wife got a grilled salami sandwich. Judging by her \""It's just ok\"" reaction when I asked how it was, it wasn't really anything spectacular. I had the pastrami sandwich. Judging by the reviews for this place, I figured that would be a good choice. Maybe it was bad timing (end of the day?) but this was probably the worst pastrami sandwich I've had in a long time. The pastrami was pretty dry and lacked flavor. The bread was a little stale tasting but wasn't horrible. \n\nI doubt I would come back to this place. There are a lot of better options for food in the area. If you're really craving a deli, it's not a bad option, but don't go out of your way just to eat here.
Class: largifical


Example: . Had the chicken arepa and beef empanada. Both were hot and very tasty. The sauce in the yellow bottle was the kicker for me. Looking forward to my next visit.
Class: embezzle


Example: Great selection friendly staff.
Class: embezzle


Example: This place used to be excellent when they first opened several years ago. The quality and service have gone way down and the prices have gone way up. Is not a good value at all.
Class: largifical


Example: $42 for a whole pie?! Some expensive pizza,.. \n\nMy coworkers and I were informed about a secret pizza joint in the cosmopolitan,. so after work, we went on a search.. for the NEW YORK STYLE PIZZA place joint.\n\nI was expecting a fancy sit down restaurant,. but the location was found in between some wooden doors and down the hall,. a regular TOGO pizza joint.  Felt like I was in a sub way,. but I think thats the atmosphere they were trying to create, with ping pong tables and black/white tiles on the wall. \n\nThe cashier didn't really sell me on the toppings,. and kept saying they were out of toppings,. like onions,. and when I asked to be charged on two seperate credit cards,. they charged it all on one card,.. great how can I report this to accounting?! I mean we are each indivdually on VISA GIFT CARD limits on this work trip!\n\nI def should have ordered by the slice, it would have been a lot cheaper.\n\nThis place is overhyped,. I've had better pizza,.. and if you come,.  order by the slice,. cause it would be so much cheaper,. WE HAD A WHOLE pizza left over,. that we left at the bar!
Class: largifical


Example: What can I say, except I LOVE District! The street-side dining is great, especially right now when the weather is amazing. The theme American Kitchen & Wine bar runs deep and you will find wonderful, delicious comfort food, carefully crafted by Chef Nathan. My personal favorites are the golden calamari, AZ Sweet Shrimp Po' Boy sliders & the scallops, seared to perfection. Wash it all down with a $3.75 (seriously) microbrew & don't forget to save room for dessert. The pumpkin whoopie pies served with a mini bourbon malt shake will make you greedy & not want to share, but you will because you get 3. They also have some of the most attentive & friendly servers I've ever encountered.\n\nDon't worry about parking, District validates for up to 3 hours in the garage. Stop by the Sheraton & give the newest addition to downtown dining a try, you won't regret it!
Class: embezzle


Example: I don't even know where to begin with my description of the Duce. I guess I will start with my first impression. \n\nI learned about the Duce about a year ago so decided to stop by and check it out. I drove to an industrial area of Downtown Phoenix behind the stadiums and found myself at an old warehouse claiming to be The Duce. I parked in a tiny parking lot and walked through what looked like use to be an old garage door entrance. As I entered, I didn't even know where to begin looking! It's filled with every fun and quirky element around. There are small pods owned by different vendors who sell things like vintage college attire, natural products like soap and lotions, locally made jewelery and yes, even items like vintage beach cruisers. They have a huge vintage boxing ring in the middle along with other antique workout gear that's still able to be used (and it is used!). To the left, they recently brought in the famous Rock Spring Pies! You've GOT to try one if you haven't yet. They melt in your mouth. Especially the Jack Daniels Pecan Pie. Then to the right lives a garage-like restaurant with great drink specials, a picnic/backyard atmosphere with a large patio and they host a variety of special events and live music throughout the year. \n\nThis spot is definitely cool and worth checking out many times over again.
Class: embezzle
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Wow!  I wish I had read these reviews before going in for my oil change today.  I checked in on Yelp but did not read the reviews until just now.  I can totally relate.\n\nI had contact with 3 different female customer service reps.  Only one was semi courteous, the other two?  Zero professionalism.  No greeting, no thank you Miss Tzannos, nothing.  While checking out, a fourth representative overheard my conversation regarding an error on my bill and she came right over to adjust my invoice to 0.00.  She is the only reason Earnhardt Dodge is even getting this 1 star.\n\nThen I was referred to Alan Clark.  I briefly spoke with him regarding my alignment issues.  No greeting.  No \""Thank you for your business\"".  No customer service whatsoever from him and  1/2 the team that was there today.  (After reading another review below about how Alan Clark is dishonest and lazy; I will NOT be dealing with him at any point in the future.)\n\nAlan told me that I would be charged $69.00 for them to evaluate my vehicle for the alignment issue.  Really?  I think I'll wait and call back on Monday to speak with a supervisor.  (If that will even help)  Hopefully if not, there is another Jeep dealership I can visit.