Text - I'm SO Tossed up about this place... \nWhen I need something for a DIY Project I go here first EVERY time & EVERY time I've left empty handed... Its a DIY Project that includes Arts & Crafts (Like in their name) HOW is it that I leave Empty Handed? \n\nDepending on the time of the year this store isn't too crowded but the customer service is NO WHERE to be found... Will be heading to Joann's & Hobby Lobby from now on. Dear Michaels: I'm TIRED of leaving empty handed!
Group - entomology


Text - Must stop lunch spot! \n\nI ordered the Salami Pesto Sandwich, and my Husband ordered the Turkey Sandwich.  Both were VERY good, but if I had to pick one, I would say that the Salami Pesto won the order war. Both sandwiches came with a small cookie that was tasty...and they have a pretty nice treat selection that looked great too.  The staff were all very nice as well.  All in all a great place! \n\nSuper cute little place located in a small shopping center.  Don't blink, because you might miss it.  But once you know where it is, you will be back!
Group - mycodomatium


Text - This is by far the tiniest Flemings I've been to, and I've only been to 2 others: The other Vegas location and the Newport Beach one.  \n\nMy complaint with the set up is there's no barricade from the bar and the formal dining area.  With the loud groups in the bar area, your so called quiet night can be ruined.  Plus, they have 2 big TV's mounted on the bar, which can be distracting if you're facing the bar and you keep looking at the hockey game, instead of paying attention to your meal.  \n\nBeing said that, I made my 7:00 reservation and was seated promptly... but by the door right AND next to the bar!  No thank you! I wanted a nice quiet dinner, not next to the group of prom or wedding goers who were loud and obnoxious, taking selfies and group pics.\n\nI asked to be seated elsewhere and the hostess said it'll be a bit of a wait.  I'm guessing other people had their table 'ear marked' because I saw a few empty tables she could have seated me at.\n\nWe stood by the door thinking it'll be just a few minutes.  We should have moved to the bar, if we had known the wait would have been 45 minutes longer.\n\nOther couples came in and not once did the hostess offer them the \""crummy\"" table.  I wonder why they offered it to me?? Maybe because I was getting $40 off my $100 meal offer that gave me a crummy table??\n\nAt 8:00 we get seated at a MUCH nicer circlular booth and our server was very friendly.  She never asked if we dined at Flemings and started telling us how to use the iPod for wine, and also assumed I must rarely eat red meat, as she told us how the dry aged steaks were better than the other aged steaks.  \n\nStephen and I decided to share a steak, so we each ordered a starter, he got the Wedge Salad, I got the Shrimp Cocktail, then we ordered a NY Strip to share, and 2 sides: The Signature Onion Rings, and the Garlic Mashed.\n\n\nThe food was delicious, and they got 4 stars but quite honestly I think 3 stars could suffice.  \n\nThankfully I got my gift card at Costco ($100 card for $79.99) and with the discount from the email ($40 off the bill if you spend $100) our $121 meal came to $81!  That's the best way to eat at Flemings!\n\nPLENTY of free parking, so I don't know why people would valet it.. but I guess if you want to impress your date, go for it. Its only 10 less steps than where I parked.
Group - mycodomatium


Text - First off, they have these fantastic movie theater seats that are cushy, red recliners that are fully automatic.  I am so stoked that they opened Centerpoint back up and gave it this amazing upgrade. When you buy the tickets, you pick your seats from a seating chart.  This threw me off at first.  But, once I saw the inside of the theater, it was justified and I was blown away.\nThey are like love seats if you push up the armrest between you and your companion. If you don't know the person next to you, that might be a bit weird. Overall, there is definitely limited seating since the theater is average and the seats are gargantuan. You would never have the \""stuffy & overcrowded\"" movie experience.  You better book those seats early!\nI did not partake in concessions but the soda machine looked very self serve and state of the art. \nI will be coming back here for sure.\n\nHey Center Point! Think you might get a child care service/option at this location? If so, you could have a ton more business.  I know I sure would!
Group - mycodomatium


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Group - entomology


Text - Was here with a large group and perhaps my experience is not representative, but I would never go  back under any circumstances.\n\nWe had five tables in a semi-private room and it was nearly an hour before our salad courses were served and another long delay before entrees were served and dessert service was equally slow.  But slow wasn't all that was wrong with the service.  Table clearing was erratic, no one inquired about the food served and they seem more interested in telling stories than listening to what their patrons wanted.\n\nThe food sounds great on the menu, but don't count on what you get resembling the menu.  A salad with tomato and hearts of palm had 1 cherry tomato cut in half and a section of palm heart less than 1/2 inch cut into thin slices.  The rest was fancy lawn clipping in a vinegary dressing.\n\nThe steak au poivre tasted ok and the prep was fine, but the chicken breast with fingerlings was dreadful.  I could have used the chicken breast as a dessicant for a shipping container.  I only tasted the chocolate cake and it was completely without merit.   Enough - don't need to beat a dead horse (although it might have been better than the chicken).
Group - entomology
Classify the following: Oh Denny's.  You might be open 24/7, therefore being the only place to get some greasy grub after a Labor Day party, but you have done me wrong.\n\nWhy just one waiter for 12 tables? Why Denny's? Why?\n\nAnd why was there a chunk of wrapper from a stick of butter in my eggs? Why?  \n\nsad face.