Example: This place looks to be a local gem and I was really looking forward to getting my grub on. Sadly I did not get to experience it though because for some reason they decided not to follow their own posted hours.\n\nLocated it on yelp, drove about 15 minutes off my route to stop by and get lunch. Found that despite posting they are open until 3 on yelp and on their front steps, they decided to close at 2:20 ... just as I am pulling up.
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Example: Really good. The chili Verde burrito was super.  Carne asada burrito was awesome. Our server Adrian was fun and had great suggestions.   If you are looking for good Mexican food in Scottsdale, this is the joint.
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Example: Ehh, this place was alright. Considering all of the food that is in Vegas, this place is sub par. But I do like the fact that they have so much to offer and so late at night.\nService was a little slow in my opinion, atmosphere was loud and crazy (as it should be in Vegas).\nWhat really bothered me was the prices. I know everything in Vegas is more expensive but geeze, it's like $18+ for everything including small sides... for food that was only mediocre.
Class: impofo


Example: AMAZING dinner experience! The yellow tail sashimi was mind blowing. Thai beef cups & the rolls we had (don't recall which ones) were delicious. Waitress was fantastic & the place is beautiful inside. I highly recommend visiting the Social House.
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Example: The food was ok. The manager was pleasant. The waitstaff, however, were neglectful for the most part. \n\nLook, I know restaurant.com coupons suck for you guys. However, they also come included with an automatic 18% gratuity. This does NOT mean that you may ignore us, simply because we're a group of three young guys. \n\nWhen the restaurant is empty, it shouldn't take more than thirty minutes to get food. Nor should it take 10-15 minutes to get a refill on our water. Our server seemed more than eager to get us out as soon as things were done as well.\n\nThe food's about the equivalent of Olive Garden food. I've had better, and I've had worse. Won't be going back, though. Normally I tip additional on top of the 18% when I use those coupons, however, when I'm treated like I was, you're lucky I didn't scratch off the 18% as well.
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Example: Camden Canyon apartments are very nice inside. I lived in a two bedroom apartment with a roommate for just under a year, and the non-master bedroom still had a walk-in closet and ceiling fan. The balcony was very big, and there was a lot of storage space inside as well as in the balcony closet. If we ever had a problem we needed fixed, it was handled within a reasonable amount of time, and the maintenance staff was very friendly. The property is well maintained, and the neighborhood is within walking distance of Boca Park, Whole Foods, Target, and Vons. \n\nI'm giving Camden Canyon two stars for a number of reasons, though. In my opinion, I could've found a better rate for a two bedroom elsewhere if I hadn't been in a bind. Camden Canyon is also the type of property where they drive around and look for expired tags on cars - I saw them do it and I don't appreciate that sort of invasive/unnecessary sort of action.  You also are required to pay $45/month for Cox TV, even if you can live without TV like I can. \n\nMy biggest problem was with the Camden Canyon staff. When moving out, and breaking the lease to do so (which I've never done), they insisted on the cleaning free up front even though we weren't moving out for 60 days. You also had to pay the lease breaking fee (one month's rent) within 10 days. Much like the tag checking, some staff members butted their heads into business that wasn't theirs. After I had paid half of the lease breaking fee, they went on to ask my roommate why I wasn't paying all of it when I was the one who instigated the move. That sort of drama instigation is clearly uncalled for, especially when I had been in the office less than 24 hours ago taking care of things. They are also unwilling to work with you on (what I believe are) simple things - they will not send the security deposit to only my roommate, when they are well aware that she is the only one who paid the deposit. \n\nI also received conflicting information from the staff - one person told me there'd be paperwork to sign off on when the 60 days notice was officially up, and then I was told that wasn't the case. I was told I could turn in my keys early, but then there was an early termination fee on our final bill (which was eventually removed). \n\nTL;DR - I wanted out of these apartments enough to break my lease, and it was well worth it. I received much better service and less \""red tape\"" hassle in a more affordable apartment. I won't live in a Camden property again, most likely.
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Example: I was immediately checked in and then seated with a beer in one hand and an iPad in the other and having a chat with the lovely owner; a great start. The 'shop' is a very clean, stylish and comfortable place. \n\nMy hair was done by Laura, who with little explanation, knew what I wanted and gave me a perfect cut without any fuss. Leaving with my hair probably looking better than it's ever done.\n\nHaving tried quite a few, I can say that Ruffians is definitely a notch above other barbers in town and at a very reasonable price as well! \n\nUntil now, i've never really found a 'go to' place for a haircut but I'm very glad to say I finally have!
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Example: If a gal can have a spectacular time while on an uncomfortable date, a place Rocks. So was my first introduction to The Parlor. (Hey, to be fair, I didn't realize a date was in the works. Turns out you can't say yes to just meeting up for drinks. Things are Assumed.)\n\nAnyhoo. My only criticism of The Parlor is how popular it is. I showed up earlier than my fella (not MY fella, the guy) and wasn't sure where to go. This place is *so* popular it's kind of hard to sort out where to stand. The bar was buzzing and the outside area was hopping. So as a single gal I kind of hovered until I could procure wine. If you're with a group of friends the fun vibe of this place provides energy. \n\nFast forward to an unofficial Yelp event. Heck no! I wasn't going to miss Happy Hour! This time I knew the deal-O about finding the entrance. Tip: Don't drive like a race car driver. The entrance requires sharp precision turning. Miss it and you'll love (really) dealing with Camelback traffic. It's fabulous I tell ya'.\n\nHAPPY HOUR | A Blessed Thing\nM-Sat (3-6pm)\n$3 Drafts...aaaaand then I pretty much stopped listening.\n\nBut no, wait! The 8\"" pizzas are only $7 (!)\nOk, fine. More details. There are 16 beers on tap. \nWell drinks are five bucks.\nAdditionally there are a handful of appetizers at $5.\n\nBAR\nSeated like a Queen I met the most Awesome Bartenders. The worst part? I have no idea what their names are. Impeccably dressed they serviced a full bar and were happier than clams. Dressed to the nines. (If that means Hipster Plaid and a bowtie!) I *almost* ordered The Parlor. The amount of care put into producing this gin cocktail was impressive.\n\nPIZZA\nIf you're with a picky eater (ahem, a bad date) the staff is more than happy to modify a pizza on the menu for you. I speak highly of the Salsiccia, Spicy BBQ and the Prosciutto Cotto. \n\nThe service here is on a grand scale. Front to back, hostess, bar, table service. I've enjoyed both of my visits. Can't wait to visit to scarf down some more pizza! (Oh! Please note that parties of 8 or more will be billed on one check.)
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Great steakhouse, Food and service were excellent. I have been to high-end steakhouses all over the country and this is up there with the best. Cant go wrong with the filet. Great steakhouse atmosphere as well.