Case: Will not let you cancel or move an appointment when you are injured! I fell and sprained my ankle and at the same time severely injured my opposite arm and skinned my knee and bruised it up pretty severely on the opposite side. 3 of 4 limbs are pretty severely bruised. They will not let me move my appointment, so now I've wasted 11/2 hrs for a massage where the only parts of my body she is going be able to touch is my back and left arm. I could have cancelled yesterday but I did not know the extent of my injuries or that I would be one giant bruise the next day.  I'm pretty sure they aren't even legally allowed to massage freshly injured areas of the body.  I understand the idea behind cancelling ahead of time, if possible, but life happens people and it is an extremely bad policy to even be willing to work on a fresh injury let alone not make an exception for an injury/emergency I'm looking into the legality, safety of this massage.
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Case: One of the best minestrone I've ever had in a restaurant! Impressive! Other pasta and dishes are good as well.
Classification: slopewise


Case: I know it is  Denny's but still. Come on Denny you have competition for good cheap breakfasts nowadays. You used to have a reasonable priced, okay breakfast. What happened? I ate here on 6/4/13 and the coffee was cold, the eggs were ice cold and runny, the English Muffin was raw, not toasted at all and the fruit was actually spoiled. (brown bananas and sour, pruny, moldy grapes, WTH?) The bill was 10 dollars and change. OH MY! The server was nice but overworked. This is not the first time this location has had problems. We used to go here for our welcome back breakfast at school. It was bad. One time it took 1 hour to get my food and I got sick later on. YIKES.
Classification: angiolith


Case: Not bad, not great..but convenient like going to In and Out..I will have to try it again..
Classification: angiolith


Case: Coming in and out of Las Vegas seems to be fairly painless.  The nice thing is that its close to the Strip.  A lot of cities like Seattle place their airports so far out of the city it costs an arm and a leg to get there.\n\n(Btw, watch out for taxi drivers taking you to the strip through the freeway instead of local roads.  It costs about $30 instead of $15 this way! This has nothing to do with the airport but just want to let you know.)\n\nThis airport is small so getting in and out is very easy.  The only bad thing is that there's very few food selections! At least in Southwest and Alaska related areas...
Classification: slopewise


Case: The food was excellent. I went there for Friday brunch around 11am. It wasn't too busy and got a seat at the bar area right away. There were still plenty of tables available too. They have tables that one side is a booth type of bench seat and the other are awkward wooden chairs. I saw a larger man sitting in one of the chairs who looked uncomfortable. Make sure you request a booth rather than a table that has only chairs. I ordered the B.L.A.T. ( bacon lettuce avacado and tomato ) sandwich. This was one of the best BLT sandwiches I have ever had. I love that put nice big chunks of avacado on the sandwich. The bacon was thick and cooked well. No skimping on ingredients here. Would defiantly come here again for lunch/brunch again.
Classification: slopewise
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Great pizza!!!! Has got to be the best pizza in town. Just don't count on any real customer service.