Text - Resonable prices for drinks that are well poured. The one bartender with the glasses is really nice and always remember my boyfriend's name. They make the best White Russians. The jukebox always has something everyone can enjoy (might I suggest Wreeckless Eric's \""Whole Wide World\""?) Great for people watching. It gets crowded on Friday nights (A-DOY!) though, so if you don't like crowds or standing up when you drink, I'd avoid the peak hours. I like you, Shady's. You're a helluva dive bar.
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Text - I really only come here for the turkey club and pesto turkey sandwiches at lunchtime, and this time I got the latter. I expected to pay maybe $7.50 for it, as there are no prices on the website or mobile app...It ended up being over 10. It came with fries. \n\nFor that price, I almost expected it to be the best turkey sandwich I ever had, and it was way short of that. I could barely taste the pesto and the whole thing needed salt! I ordered an overpriced mimosa, which the only redeeming quality to this visit was that they leave the remnants of the little champagne bottle at your table for you finish off.\nService was slow, but it did seem unusually busy for a weekday at 11:30a. My drink and food came out fast, but by the time i needed to pay and get out of there, my waitress was nowhere to be seen. \n\nI will be looking for a new place to get a turkey sandwich,lol My decision is based on first price, then service. If it had been cheap, I wouldn't have cared about the service, and if it had fantastic service, the price wouldn't have bothered me as bad. \n\nThis was my \""last straw\"" visit to this place. My husband doesn't like it,which is why i went alone. I was hoping it would impress me as it had in the past, but it was ultimately a fail. Will not be back.
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Text - Hm. I spent one night here. The main lobby is spectacular. The Skybar inside is small, chic, moderately pretentious, which isn't a bad thing.  The random beds with white canopies strategically placed outdoors beg to be lounged on.\n\nThe rooms? Ehhh. At first glance they definitely look nice. But look a little closer, and it becomes quite apparent that its nothing more than a comfort inn (or worse) dressed up in contemporary fixtures. The cool looking sliding door to the bathroom? I thought I was going to break it (or it was going to break me). The grody looking balcony extended all of 3 feet out of the room. Worst of all, it smelled...lived in. \n\nWho put in the fancy sink, covered the bare walls in long drapings, knew what they were doing, and did their best to cover up the unsiightly aspects. But unfortunately, putting a spoiler and neon lights on a Kia doesn't make it a good car (Henry: 1, Kia: 0).\n\nThe Mondrian is a nice place to hang out, I'd definitely swing by the bar a couple times, but there are probably better places to stay.
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Text - I love this place it is very chill and great place to be on a warm summer night. Parking is kind of a pain but there are other places you can park and walk over, if you cant find any in there lot. The waitress's are a little slow but it is busy so I can understand, just order your drinks before you run out.
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Meagre selection. Terrible service. Never again.\n\nI've been a few times and have never received stellar or knowledgeable help (about what I expect from Home Depot), but they're fairly close to my house and have a larger selection of potted plants than the big boxes.\n\nThis last time I went I asked for assistance from two separate associates to try and find seeds and was blown off rudely by both of them. They just shrugged, told me the seeds were in alphabetical order and walked away. I pointed out to one of the associates that the seeds weren't even close to being alphabetical, he tried to argue, pointed at the seeds, then shrugged and said \""well, that's as good as it can be\"" and walked away. Neither associate knew if they had the seeds, nor did they know where they would be. Both were surly and rude.