Case: I can't wait to go back!!  Everything we had was so yummy!! \n\nI went to the Olive Mill on a Friday early in the afternoon with my mom, aunt and cousin. It was all so delicious. Our favorite thing was the butternut squash soup. \n\nThe counter staff could have been a little more helpful but they weren't rude.
Classification: twirligig


Case: The atmosphere was was strained and the techs made no attempt to converse with clients.  There was only one young lady, I think that does the lashes, she was very nice.  My tech was terrible and I had the worst manicure with gel ever.  What a waste of money.  My polish is chipping and I only got them done on Friday. Don't go there, find another place. Very pushy trying to up sell.
Classification: eightyfold


Case: Still haven't had a bad meal... And I just had dinner with my little sister a few nights ago
Classification: twirligig


Case: I usually never have a problem here, but I just got talked to like I was a pile of crap stinking up the place.\nI came to get snus and they were out of the regular flavor and I was like shucks and the guy (beady eyes, dark hair, mustache, glasses) just sort of looked at me like he was already tired of me. So I asked \""when are you getting any more in?\"" You know, a normal customer question when things are out of stock....and he just huffs and says in the most contemptuous way possible \""UH well MAYBE at the end of NEXT WEEK after we MOVE to the NEW LOCATION\""...with a scowl on his face while shaking his head and turning to his pipe.\nI was just taken aback and said \""oh you're moving huh\"" and he whips his head back scowling 'YEAH, we're MOVING\"", continuing to shake his head and turning away as if I should have known all along and just inconvenienced him with the dumbest question he's ever heard. Well excuuuuse me, I didn't get the memo! It's not like I came in seconds to closing or that I was interrupting him while he was busy, there was nobody else in the place. \n\nSo I just silently walked out, never to come back! Obviously I'm not welcome anymore. Way to think that one through, old BOY. I wished I had said something but this is more constructive. No use trying to reason with that cantankerous, condescending old codger attitude.\n I need to quit anyway, so thanks for helping me kick the habit. \nSeriously, how about take a vacation or try exercising once in your life already, if that's all it takes to unload your bad day or moving woes on regular customers you're expected to treat with common courtesy. You know, since your brick and mortar tobacco industry sort of depends on it....that whole free-market thing...
Classification: eightyfold


Case: For March Break (the perks of being a teacher), I decided to drive down to North Carolina from my humble abode in Toronto. After driving for a good five hours, I found myself in Cranberry Township for the night. The hotel where I was staying had a promotional offer - as a guest at the Holiday Inn Express, I was entitled to a 10% discount on a meal from Bravo Cucina Italiana. \n\nAs previously mentioned, this is a \""chain\"" and there are five locations throughout the Pittsburgh area. The restaurant is very, very clean (including the washrooms). The staff are all professional and courteous. Pricing of the food is very reasonable. Dinner for three totaled approximately $45. \n\nWe were happy with our selection and would recommend the following: \n- Eggplant Parmigiana, it comes with a fettuccine Alfredo pasta side, which is delicious \n- Pepperoni and Banana Pepper Pizza, it is extremely hot! \n- Pasta bolognese, it is simple, but good. \n\nI don't see myself back any time soon; however, this is purely due to the fact that I don't live in Pittsburgh nor do I go to Pittsburgh often.
Classification: twirligig


Case: It was getting late and my family and I wanted something quick.  Oh what a mistake.  I quickly remembered why to avoid this place.  The veggies where dry and weathered.  When I asked for veggies I thought that would prompt the kid behind the counter to have the cook start a new batch, that was a negative.  Again I did not have much time so I went with fried rice.  When we got home I found the fried rice to be dry and crunchy.  The cream cheese puffs were awful too.  I'm glad I came back after a long break to remind me not to comeback ever.
Classification: eightyfold


Case: So true story. Went today to get lunch for myself and co-worker. The day after Xmas is busy so I wait in drive thru for 10 minutes. Get to the window to pay and realize I forgot my wallet!!  I figured that's it. All that time wasted and I'll have to come back. Well I told the cashier at the window and he promptly handed me my food and said don't worry about it!!!  How awesome is that!!  Of course I'm going  back to pay right now. But they went above and beyond and did a really cool thing today. Thanks !!
Classification: twirligig


Case: This is AZ's response to the taste of Chicago except you pay to get in, the view's not as good, there's not as many choices, and there definately is not fireworks.  I worked the event Saturday and came back Sunday to redeem the food $ \""benefits\"" from volunteering. \n \nSaturday, awful weather, the entrace was higher, the people were more beautiful, and there was a whole lot less of them.\n\nSunday-so many people! I waited 30 minutes for pizza! I spent $13 on 1/4 a box!  (It is the best AZ pizza I have yet to try bringing me almost back to NYC). The \""best of the taste\"" street tacos were just ok, and gelato was way over priced and mediocre.  I had a much more enjoyable food experience with the free tostadas, empanadas, and hot dogs at the March of Dimes which was also for a good time. \n\nNext year, I am not wasting my time on the picnic.
Classification: eightyfold
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Have tried ordering from here again and have achieved the same results....cold food...over an hour wait.  I really want to like this place but the service is just too lousy to be forgivable.