Example: I have found my favorite dessert in the whole wide world and it's the vanilla flan at JP.  There are so many to choose from but I can't get anything else, gotta have my flan.  I would give it 5 stars but the service could be a little better and organized.  Be prepared to wait 10 -15 mins for your food and don't be surprised when your panini comes out luke warm.
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Example: Absolutely disgusting. Filthy floors and shelves, garbage in the corners...astonishing they're still in business. Oh yeah, and they sold me moldy cheese - I got home, went to make a sandwich and discovered a colony of very green life forms on my mild cheddar slices. Will not be returning. Stay away, unless you're a sanitation professional on a mission.
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Example: The cards are a lie and the customer service is terrible here.  We were told that the cards that we bought could be used for food,  beverages and activities.  The cards specifically state this fact and we were told this repeatedly. We went to use the cards for food at a later date like we were told we could.  However,  when we went to pay they said the card cannot be used for food and beverages (even though the card specifically says this). This is not the first time we have had a negative experience.  The practices here are downright deceitful and I would not recommend this place at all.  I would give it zero stars if I could.  I will definitely not be back.
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Example: I like this place. We sat at the bar and had fantastic service from Bobby. One (of many things) that Fox does right is they hire/train their staff and the service is always terrific  I always enjoy watching how everyone pitches in and all of the employees' outstanding attention to detail. I think other restaurants should take note, food tastes better when you are well taken care of...seriously!\n\nI had a sour cherry paloma cocktail (a tequila based drink)  and I have to say it is probably my favorite drink in town now. Very yummy!It was served (as was my friend's beer) in a cute mason jar. The one caveat was that it was an $11.00 drink, (but easy to justify since I get a lot of Fox gift cards as gifts and used one Saturday night.) :) Yay!\n\nMy friend and I decided to share shrimp cocktail which I felt was a generous portion and the sauce had the right amount of kick. We also shared the king crab with butter in jar w/ grilled bread...yum...very succulent (not a word I use a lot...but my brain kept thinking it while I was eating...so i will go with it)...:) We also ordered some garlic fries with aioli saude..(oink..oink) They were thick cut wedges-pretty good but I probably wouldn't order them again.( I will save my french fry quota for the year for El Charro and their to-die-for truffle fries..)\n\nI did not partake in their oysters which is their specialty but have made a commitment that that will be the route I take next time I am there.\n\nThe restaurant is located in the midst of the Yard and Culinary dropout and the Yard bar was hopping on Saturday night. Little Cleo's itself is quite small and very modern with an open kitchen and the back wall of restaurant opposite the  bar is all windows so you can people watch if you are so inclined.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Im not going to sit down and write out the whole story again as yelp deletes your review if you answer your phone. The manager Chris refused to allow me to have a few beers with a friend inside of the bar because i had my certified service dog with me. As a disabled Iraq war veteran and my border collie goes with me everywhere. He disregarded the ADA and told me they would only allow me to finish my beer (i already paid for by the way) on the back patio. I had nothing to drink prior to this, i wasn't being unreasonable, my dog was being well behaved as she is trained to always be, and Chris is just a dickhead. Shame on you Rula Bula for your disdain towards certified service dog's or the disabled combat veterans who need them!