Example: I'd visited Dental Connections once in January. I was impressed with the front desk staff, and their willingness to make sure that all my insurance ducks were in a row prior to my visit. 6 months later at my second visit, I discovered that the office was under new management. The physical experience of having my teeth examined was fine, and the hygienist who cleaned my teeth was delightful. However, I am EXTREMELY disappointed in the front desk service regarding my insurance and payment. I understand that the relationship between insurance companies and dentists' offices are complicated. And I read that signs that it is my responsibility to be aware of insurance changes. With that said:\n\n1) I had to call once to reschedule my appointment, then I called again to confirm my appointment. Neither time was I informed that there had been a change in management and that I should double check my insurance. \n\n2) It wasn't until I got into the office before it was explained that the insurance company would only pay 70% of my visit. And I can't help but to believe that it done by design knowing that I'd be less likely to cancel the appointment once I was there, than if I were informed over the phone.\n\n3) I just received ANOTHER bill from Dental Connections, which consequently, the insurance company did not pay 70% but in fact, I am ultimately responsible for 2/3 of the bill. So at my visit, I was informed INCORRECTLY of what my payment responsibility would be.\n\nListen, my teeth are fine, but I judge the quality of my healthcare by the front desk staff. Patients need to feel as if they have an advocate in navigating their healthcare and their insurance, and this experience has made me feel as though I have an opponent. In addition to dealing with the insurance company, I have to make sure that the actual dentist's office isn't taking advantage as well. Who wants that kind of \""service\""?
Class: unfutile


Example: We sat in the bar area   Had a couple martinis and Kumomoto oysters and (super huge) shrimp cocktail.  Everything was wonderful!  The service here is absolutely fantastic!
Class: crasher


Example: Love this place! Unique flavors, very low prices and a great place to take the kids!
Class: crasher


Example: Call it Ono Burger instead of Bachi Burger because their Hawaiian-style burgers are so, so good.\n\nEver since Manapua Man closed shop about five years ago, I've been missing my favorite, chubby little hand held snack. Now it's back, split in two, double the price, and served with high-class condiments. Bachi's steamed buns with kalbi short ribs, cilantro and aioli is like gourmet Manapua. For $9, they didn't quite fill me up, so I suggest you go Hawaiian style: convince your buddy that she wants fries, soda, and dessert, then start bummin.'\n\nThe homemade sodas ($3.50) are the best I've ever had. Bachi also offers a small but delicious selection of beers--Rogue Hazelnut Brown being one of them (thanks Joe W.).\n\nI highly recommend the Kiki Burger and the steamed bun dishes. I wouldn't waste stomach space or expense on the fries--just bum them from a friend.
Class: crasher


Example: Not great food however service was excellent - especially the hostess - don't order the corn chowder or beer (not cold enough)! Ordered the Big Blue Burger (the blue cheese was very strong, over powered the beef - not cooked to order and not worth the cost!
Class: unfutile


Example: The best part about Craftsteak was their dinner rolls.  Hot, fresh, salty and perfect with a slab of butter.  Other than that, the steak and sides didn't impress anyone in our group.  I shared the Porterhouse for two and quite frankly didn't even end up finishing it.  The steak wasn't seasoned well and had bit of gristle and huge chunks of fat.  For the sides we went with the turnips which were just ok.  Everyone else ordered the surf and turf and weren't impressed as well.  Next time we'll have to go to CUT.
Class: unfutile
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Came here for lunch a couple of weeks ago. I had high expectations but it was just a regular taco shop. In fact I think I like Roberto's better. Maybe it was what I had. I had the al pastor burrito, I wish I could say more but it just wasn't exceptional or enough for me to remember in detail how to describe it. It was smaller than what was expected for the $10+ I paid for the burrito and a drink, it came with a couple and by that I mean maybe 5 or 7 chips on the side. The habanero salsa had a good kick and flavor, that may have been the best part and that they had fresh brewed ice tea. Maybe I should just expect to pay that much since it is in the \""new\"" area of downtown? Maybe I am just spoiled and expect authentic mexican food at a reasonable price... either way it just did nothing for me.