Case: I have been told several times that this place was pretty decent for food.  I wasn't expecting five-star, but I was expecting to get something relatively good.  The best way to describe what I was expecting was about a little less than Culver's quality.  I was completely mislead.  The only thing decent was the roll the sandwich came on.  The onions were cut large and chunky, I got mostly stalk (vs. leaf) of the lettuce, and the meat was over-cooked.  The fries (which I got on the side anyway) were stale as hell.  Did I mention I paid way too much for this thing?  Somewhere along the lines of $7+.  I feel completely cheated.  I wouldn't even recommend this for after-bar food.
Classification: posteroventral


Case: clean, casual environment\n\nGood vegetarian food.  Works well for Western appetites as it is not highly spicy and has a subtle French-Montreal touch to the flavor.\n\nService started very good but declined when more tables were occupied.
Classification: mansionry


Case: Came with a friend and our kiddos. She somehow had some free tickets so we didnt have to pay anything. That was pretty sweet.\nWe were really lucky that all the dolphins and big cats were out and active.\nThey have a really cool underwater viewing area which allows you to see them swimming and playing. Some were coming right up to the window giving us the eye. That was pretty amazing. The kids were going crazy for them.\nAll the cats were up and roaming around..some were roaring so loud. The white tiger was by far our favorite.\nThe male lions were spraying everyone..but I knew to step back when they backed that a** up to the fence...some tourists were not so lucky. Ughh.\nOf course we end up at the gift shop and get the kids matching white tiger backpacks for 30 bucks.\nIt was a fun day. If you have kids its a must see.
Classification: mansionry


Case: The service here is terrible. Wait for fresh pizza takes too long if youre working in the area...youre left with the dried cold reheated pizza thats available otherwise
Classification: posteroventral


Case: The shoes section is not an extravagant, the rack area between the clothes is cramped( I wear a size 2 in jeans), the purses are over priced but other than that everything is a good deal. What inventory they do have is in pretty good quality. Their staff is so rude and incompetent which is mainly the reason I stay away, some of the worst employees a store could hire.
Classification: posteroventral


Case: I went here yesterday for the first time with my sisters. That have been going to Heather for a few months and I was finally able to join them, I was not disappointed. She was so friendly and great at what she does. I got a gel manicure and the best one I've ever had, it also felt like it took no time at all. I know my sisters have gone more than three weeks between appointments and their nails still look impeccable! I have already told people to go see her. It is cash only but so many nail salons are. Definitely go to Perfect 10!
Classification: mansionry


Case: This joint is hoppin' between 6-8pm, even on weeknights, so think about reserving.\n\nAtmosphere is family friendly (saw 2-3 toddlers) and busy.\n\nPIzzas are more traditional style Italian, very thin crust, slightly burnt on the edges (this is a good sign) coming from a custom built pizza oven (doesn't smell wood fired).\n\nBase ingredients (tomato, flour, oliver oil) as listed on site apparently all come from Italy.  The Antimo Caputo flour is extra fine ground, which perhaps helps the texture of the dough & crust \n\nI ordered the Saucisse au Fenouil, a tasty mix of fennel sausage, onions, bell peppers and the sausage quality was excellent.\n\nA caramelized onion, black olive, cottage cheese, oregano pizza came with healthy smattering of onion and cottage cheese dollops in four sections.\n\nThe pizzas are typically quite moist when delivered and there's perhaps of a drizzle of olive oil behind the scenes before delivery.  The crust isn't crispy, neither underneath the toppings nor around the outer edge.  This is not a downgrade, just a note to give an idea of texture.  I prefer a slightly less chewy, lighter, more yeasty flavored dough, but this is just personal preference.\n\nI'll definitely be back when I'm feeling the need for pizza.
Classification: mansionry


Case: Good: Great location, nice bathroom, full length mirrors, very pleasant staff and an awesome view.\n\nBad: $22 per day resort fee is nothing more than a scam. For your $22 you get access to the fitness center, wireless internet, 2 for 1 LUNCH( B4 for 4pm) buffet (not good on weekends), local phone calls and a discount on a future stay. Fitness Center is tiny one of four treadmills broken, the 2 for 1 Lunch is set up so there's no way you'll use it. The dinner buffet is expensive and very average. Local calls included...kind of a joke. They only offer it because of cell phones. Who wants to use a hotel phone?\n\nMore Bad: There was a giant green spluge stain on the bed skirt. Would post a pic, but YELP doesn't do that. \n\nWorse: Only 6 to 5 Blackjack or Continuous Shuffle Machines. No hand shuffled shoes. Players can only be rated if they play more than $15 a hand. So if you usually play $25, but want to sit with the wife at a $10 table no comps for that play.\n\nSummary: The reserved price of the room was about $90 a night, but with the resort fee and tax it's closer to $125 for that price you can get a much nicer room at a much nicer hotel.
Classification: posteroventral
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Prices are not bad but you get what you pay for.  Twice I have paid an extra 5 for the hot rocks, gave them a second chance, both times they just slid the rock up and down my leg, no massage or technique, very lame.  The place is not as clean and I question whether they properly clean the tools.  I won't be giving them a third try.