Text - Great food !!!
Group - uncharacteristic


Text - Saw the perfect Valentine's Day gift for my spouse, and trekked off to macy's to see if I could find it.  Told the clerk at the jewelry counter what I was looking for, and after she reviewed the inventory, informed me that they were currently out of that item.  Since she wasn't sure when they would be getting any more in . . . she suggested purchasing it on line.\n\nNot a rookie when it comes to ordering on-line, I decided that would be the best way to obtain the gift.  Placed the order, paid for the express shipping . . . and here were are two days before Valentine's Day, and still no gift in hand.  It has been a week since I ordered it, and the UPS tracking says that delivery should be tomorrow.\n\nAfter an hour on the phone with customer service to see what the problem with the express shipping was and could I get a refund since I seem to have been sent normal delivery . . . I was told that Macy's does not refund shipping fees, because once it leaves their warehouse, they are no longer responsible.  Was instructured to contact UPS and complain.\n\nWhatever happened to customer service.
Group - lutetium


Text - Had to get a lot of blood tests done for a physician who ordered a fairly comprehensive battery of exams.  I was given the check off lists of exams that needed to be performed and to stop by any of the Quest Diagnostics locations around Las Vegas.  This particular location is identified as the closest office based on the zip code I provided when calling their toll-free number.\n\nI went just after noon on a Tuesday and was expecting a long painful wait without having scheduled an appointment, but was happily surprised that it wasn't too long.  While I sat in the waiting room that can seat about 20, I was catching up on the news that was being reported on the HLN channel on a small television in the corner. \n\nOnce I was called in by the nurse, I was directed to one of the rooms to have what seems like a lot of vials of blood samples collected.  During the 4-5 minutes process, she kept making small talks to make the procedure less boring and possibly distract patients that maybe afraid of the needles/procedure.  She was very efficient and made the entire process as painless as possible.\n\nThe lady in the front that checks you in is also very nice.\n\nSo if you are ever in need of services from a Quest Diagnostics office, I would recommend this location if you live or work near this location. There are plenty of parking, and if you need some food or beverage right afterwards, Boba City Cafe is just a few suites down on the right.\n\n5 for availability of parking\n4 for condition of the office\n4 for the friendly and efficient services provided\n4 for costs, which will vary depending on your insurance coverage.\n3 for the automated phone number to locate the nearest office and scheduling appointments.\n\nOverall, a solid 4 stars rating.
Group - uncharacteristic


Text - I'm not a club member... However, I was given a tour and the staff was very friendly, not pushy, and the facilities were very nice and not overcrowded. I decided to build my own home gym otherwise I'd definitely be signing up with CAC.
Group - uncharacteristic


Text - Date night, wanted to try a new place. Called to see if getting a table at 8 pm on Sat night would be a problem, she said no, come on down. We wanted to love it, as it's not far from home. It hurts me to give a place with a new owner a mediocre review. But I have to be honest.\n\nHappy that we caught Notes from Neptune playing music which is only once a month; they were REALLY good. Relaxing yet upbeat, nice sax & voices, & not too loud to hold a conversation; well-done choice of entertainment.\n\nThe blonde server helped me choose a wine, let me try one I was considering, which I appreciated. \n\nMy husband got beef sliders. They were tasty & toasted buns were a nice touch. They came with a few (a FEW) fries that seemed to be made from delicious, creamy potatoes, but were sadly soggy even though they looked pretty well-done. \n\nI ordered two apps instead of a meal - the sweet potato chips (server said they are delicious, made fresh to order) and the brussel sprouts. \n\nWe did have a staggered order, as I took a while to decide on my food. Slider order went in first. But once I did order, I waited a LONG time for the chips, much longer than the turnaround for my husband's sliders. The menu says \""hand cut,\"" so maybe they actually grab a raw potato and start carefully slicing when the order makes it into the kitchen?  However, I would then expect them to be uh-oh hot. When they arrived, they had NO heat at all. Given my history as a server & restaurant manager, I'm guessing then they were left in the window a while before making it to our table.\n\nThe sweet potato chips were a shockingly small portion for the $5 price - I had to hide my surprise when they were delivered. You gotta know, we are NOT \""big portion\"" people, we often split an entree when we go out, as we are not fans of the \""more is better\"" concept.  But for $5, this was ridiculous, a HANDFUL. My husband sincerely said to me, \""I planned to have a few, but I'd feel guilty, as you won't have enough.\"" I should have counted, could have very easily and quickly, but didn't think about it before I dove in since I was hungry. They are thin-cut, come in a cutesy little mini-deep fryer basket lined very loosely with waxy paper that therefore holds them up higher than the bottom of the basket (like the gift basket trick of putting in a false bottom to lift up the gift items). Therefore, initially they look mounding out of the little basket, with a honey dip ramekin nestled in there with them (taking up yet more space NOT full of chips). Once I removed the ramekin and looked inside, I could no longer deny that yes in fact this was a - forgive me, owner - rip off. I know what a sweet potato costs, even an organic one bought at retail price at \""Whole Paycheck\"" grocery store. I'm all for places making a nice profit, but honestly... I felt kinda \""taken\"" by that app. If it had been delicious, maybe if it had \""wowed\"" me (I LOVE sweet potato anything), but they were un-warm, not much flavor, and the honey aioli didn't improve them for me at all (I set that to the side after two tries). \n\nThe brussel sprouts for some reason took another 15 - 20 minutes PAST the chips to arrive (no exaggeration, the band took their entire break & went back to playing while we waited for the brussels). But when they finally arrived, YUM! we agreed we should have skipped the chips AND the sliders, and just had multiple order of the brussels. (But that would be weird, \""Hi, just 2 orders of brussel sprouts, please,\"" - not a reason to return). They were delivered hot, and their weight pushed that little piece of wax paper all the way down into the cutesy basket, no space-robbing ramekin, so I'm happy to say said basket was joyously full. We didn't mind paying $6 for those!  (Surely the brussel sprouts cost more than a small sweet potato?? Don't understand pricing logic here).\n\nMusic really saved the whole experience from being really mediocre. Server was very nice, but either she screwed up my order and 1. left my first item in the window and 2. forgot to put in my second item for a long time, OR this is normal kitchen flow (she didn't say anything like, \""sorry for the wait,\"" so maybe this is normal?). Either way, unimpressed. \n\nSUMMARY: We agreed nothing to bring us back. However, we could see it's potential. If you hit it for happy hour prices and the music is good, and maybe when the patio is open, and the kitchen and servers are humming along, it could be a fine place to go, as others describe.  Moving on...........\n\nP.S. - Funny, I just saw that \""Phyllis\"" mentioned an odor the same night we were there. We were not sitting near either bathroom. I asked my husband at one point, \""Did you fart?\"" He looked shocked, swore no (and he's pretty trustworthy on that Q.) A little while later I smelled a waft again... and I realized it was the same sewage smell that happens in public bathroom drains from time to time.
Group - lutetium


Text - I cannot tell you what the draw is to this place but it certainly isn't worth waiting for a table here. The pizza was the worst pizza we ever had, anywhere! It was bland, tasteless but with an occasional funky flavor mixed in. Very expensive pizza when you consider the poor quality ingredients it is made with. I can't complain about the service but they weren't overly busy when we were there. This was our first time going there and we will never go back.
Group - lutetium
Classify the following: Motel 6 is better. We checked in and went to our room that we reserved a week ago. ......NO BED! Yes you read that correctly NO BED! My fiance'goes downstairs to get another room. ....... it's filthy.  So after 3 1/2 hours we still don't have a room. I will never ever stay here again. NEVER! I don't recommend this place to anyone no even my dog. I can't give out a negative star unless I would.