Text - I went to Z Tejas with a bunch of people (about 25) last night.  We had a great experience from start to finish.  \n\nAt the beginning my lady and I were early so the waiter got us our drinks and continued to make sure we were good to go.  We wanted to wait for our friends so food wasn't necessary at this time, but the drinks were flowing and the waiter (Jeff) was very cool, friendly, and down to earth.  \n\nAll of our friends showed up and we let the good times roll.  Chips and salsa, drinks, water, and the delicious cornbread, they all came very fast and it didn't take any begging on our part.  \n\nI got a chicken dish which was really good, I stuffed myself silly.  My lady got a side salad which was huge, she couldn't even finish it and she said it was really good.  Oh! and the food came fast by the way (surprising when you have 25 people.\n\nThe overall vibe of the place is really cool, very trendy and fancy but reasonable prices.  Big screens everywhere, gotta love that since there were some great College FB games on last night.  \n\nGreat experience, thanks Jeff & Z Tejas.
Group - benzazimide


Text - Michael rocks!!!! Used to go to Polished (Southend & Myers Park), which is where I met Michael. When he told me he left, I thought I would just die. Until he told me he went to Modern Nails. He's the only one I fully trust to do my acrylics. He does an amazing fill-in within 30 minutes or less!! All his other clients from Polished followed him over here too. That's how great he is!
Group - benzazimide


Text - -4 stars for the food that my date and I had, +1 star for the wait-staff service, and being seated quickly during an extremely busy Thursday night.\n\nMy date got the chili - only ate half of it. There was so much cheese in it, and she said it tasted like spicy marinara with beans.\n\nI had the beef stroganoff. It was so oily, that there was an oil slick underneath. It also caused me to have gastronomical issues for the remainder of the evening.\n\nI might go back to try a burger...
Group - hyaline


Text - It is 2:35AM and I cannot sleep due to my frustration in dealing with Toyota. \n\nI was told my truck would be ready at 5pm yesterday and did not receive my truck until 7:05pm (not to mention, it was done an entire week later than I was originally told). \nI called on my way to the dealership around 4:30pm to double check that it was ready, after sitting on hold and being disconnected once for an unknown reason, roughly 30 minutes later I was able to get the answer that my truck would not be ready until 6pm. \nI then showed up at 6pm and somehow, no one seemed to have any idea where my truck was...I was finally told that Manny would meet me out front with it. \nManny never met me so I went looking for him. I found him at a desk sitting down with other employees. I then spotted my truck outside his desk area through the window - at this time it's about 6:20pm. \nManny then says he has to wash it real quick. The gentleman takes the truck to the back. Roughly 30 mins later, growing extremely frustrated I find Manny and ask the status of my truck. He goes to the back and a few minutes later pulls up with the truck soaking wet as if it was just ran through the wash. \nI open the driver door and see the floor mats spread across the back seat, there is a rubber seal piece in the cup holder about 8 inches in length(?), the gas tank is 3/4 full, a plastic insert appears to be missing from the gear shift display, loose change under the vehicle seat, 79 miles on the truck (purchased with only 9 miles on it), and the worst-there is a chip in the paint on the right rear panel!!\nI paid $37,494.96 for this truck; does that not deserve better service??\n\nThis is absolute madness. \n\nThis is my second Toyota I've purchased and most definitely my last. I cannot believe the lack of communication, genuine care for the customer, or thoroughness of work by Toyota at Centennial. \n\nI want the paint chip on the right, rear fender fixed by Friday. I would also prefer to have it fixed by the dealership on Sahara, as I've lost all confidence in the Centennial location. \n\n\n-Brad
Group - hyaline


Text - The crepe is thick and doughy and there is not much content inside. My chicken was cold. Prices are raised from what used to be $9.99 to ~$14. This is not a sit down restaurant but more like a cafeteria of tables, and you order and pick up your food at the counter.\n\nFrom what I remember, the dessert crepes are more edible than the savory ones.\n\nMakes me so sad because nothing makes me happier than some perfect, delicious crepes...this place does not cut it :-(\n\nStill it's one of the more fast and affordable eats in Vegas, and is easy to find inside of Paris.
Group - hyaline


Text - I'm often not wrong.\n\nHey, why you laughing? I'm not laughing. This isn't funny.\n\nAlright, alright, alright. Enough already! Damn! Sue me, okay? I'll admit, Skillets has grown on me. The joint's become one of my go-to breakfast spots, which has come as a massive surprise for me.\n\nI gotta give it up for their pancakes. Big, thick, generously slathered with whatever toppings you choose - I always opt for the blueberries. Pancakes always go well with bacon, and their thick-cut bacon is yummy. Recently I had their french toasts. Equally as delicious, and I'm not a big fan of the french toast. But, what the hey...\n\nTheir service is still a touch slow, owing to their popularity. I suppose the secret's out about Skillets; it was even busy on Labor Day!\n\nTo summarize. I was wrong. It won't happen again. Now I'm craving their pancakes.\n\nBastards.
Group - benzazimide
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A great meal!  Chips and salsa were good.  Salsa tastes similar to tomato paste