Case: I had a very similar experience to Allison G. (review written on 9/16/2014). I went in to collect my money at My Sister's Closet at T&C today. I approached the sales gal standing at the register and explained to her what I was there to do. I was told to go to another register in a rather apathetic and dismissive demeanor. Prior to today, approx. 56 days ago, I took in 8 items to sell and 7 of them sold. They were decent labels (BCBG dresses, Coach purse, Elie Tahari skirt, Cache leather skirt, Italian suede blazer, Banana Republic skirt, etc.) and what I received in return in cash was $55. I asked Jenny (sales person) if I could take home my 1 remaining item and they wanted to charge me $5.00 to do so (and that charge will be going up soon according to Jenny and the sign she brusquely pointed to). It was because it was an item they had priced under $25. \""It's in the contract\"" Jenny so gruffly explained. So when taking your clothes for consignment I highly suggest that you stay current on your contract so you know exactly what kind of exchange you will experience from them. Apparently they make changes to your contract whenever they see fit and do not notify you of the changes other than the signs they post in-store. Be cautious and informed before doing business here. I've had my account there for years and I've never felt so dismissed by the sales persons (esp. Jenny), so uninformed, and frankly, ripped off. Bottom-line: Doing business with My Sisters Closet feels bad. I will not be taking my items to be sold there to receive very little in return and to be treated so poorly for being a client of theirs. I'd rather donate my clothes to a good cause, get a tax write-off that I believe is a better financial decision and, more importantly, feel good about doing it.
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Case: Great service. .decent prices. .awesome patio.    But not for fight night..It's to fighty..lol
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Case: Yogurtland........ Is........The......Best.... Hands down. Look up \""Fro-yo\"" in a dictionary and a storefront of Yogurtland is the main picture.\n\nThere are so many imitators out there, and some taste pretty good...Many however, do not.... blech. Yogurtland however, is as consistent in quality as any food service place I can possibly remember. The flavors are fresh, they keep everything up to date and change with the season their flavors. \n\nMy personal fave will always be Pistachio, it is just that good. With the widest variety of non-fat and low-sugar yogurts, it truly is a healthy option to go for. It actually gives you no reason to get ice cream, when a MUCH MUCH healthier option is sitting and staring at your gut.\n\nEverything is tasty as can be and the location is also kept clean, which is why I chose to write on this one specifically. LONG LIVE YOGURTLAND!
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Case: After a night of lots and lots of drinking and waking up with somewhat of a hangover, my buddies and I head down to the pool for a few hours before we picked ourselves up to find something to eat.  After returning to the room and talkin' it over, 2 of the 4 insisted that the Grand Lux at the Venetian would be the best...or supposedly so.\n\nMaking the trek to the Venetian, we walked in and from the outside, the restaurant looks decent...nice decor, ok setting (not too noisy from the casino area although very close by) and clean, we were seated by a friendly waiter.\n\nSurprisingly, the restaurant wasn't crowded even though we arrived shortly after noon time.  \n\nMoving on, we got to our table and the waiter handed us with our menus.  My friend asked how much the drinks from the bar would cost and he responded as anywhere between ($7~11)...fair enough...it's Vegas...you're gonna be charged quite a bit....\n\nThirty minutes down the line, we finally got our food....and unfortunately, not that impressive...would've gotten the same deal elsewhere at a much lower price.\n\nToward the end, the waiter wasn't very friendly with service.  \n\nOverall, I know that there are so many other places in Vegas to eat...buffet/upscale restaurants available, and I choose not to come back to this place ever.  It's too pricey, and the quality of the food isn't as impressive as first thoughts.
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Wow, this place is fantastic!  \n\nA work colleague took me here and I can say this place is excellent for both quick service and a great place for a power carb lunch!  Basically, like the name mentions it's all about pasta goodness!  Behind the counter a chef asks you what ingredients you like (mine had shrimp, black olive, sausage, mushroom, green pepper, garlic) and then you choose from 4 different pasta's and your preference for sauce (white, rose or meat/tomato).  I chose the rose!  Also they ask if you would like a splash of white wine for some extra flavour.  I said what the hell as it was Friday today!  They also give you bread and a garlic oil dipping sauce on the table (I avoided due to afternoon business meetings!).  All in it was under $10 with tax!  Seriously amazing value!  Especially in this day and age when a lunch at Carrefour Laval food court will easily cost you $12 - $13!  Probably one of the best value resto's in Laval or a great place to eat if you are running a marathon tomorrow!