Case: I've never had a yelp account before, however after what I saw and heard tonight I had to create one for just this purpose. I came in for drinks tonight and sat at thier bar, ordered a cocktail from a really nice girl at the bar. After she made the drink which was great by the way all I could hear were the servers doing thier work and talking loudly behind a curtain. What I heard blew our minds. Some tall guy with grey hair was very loud and irritating and spewed nothing but racist and belittling comments toward his co workers. To make matters worse the manager was right there laughing with him! I couldn't believe the manager would tolerate and promote this kind of behavior. Its truly a shame because the place is beautiful, and the drinks are good but there's plenty of places I can go and not have to feel bad for people working there.
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Case: Didn't expect it to be so good. We both had the chicken fried steak and potatoes. Really good! Didn't taste like prepackaged garbage. We'll definitely be back, next time for breakfast. Our server was attentive and the food arrived in a reasonable amount of time.
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Case: Came here on a Sunday night at the end of our Vegas weekend trip from Miami....was celebrating my 30th bday.  It was completely empty as we arrived at 6:30.  Overall service was very good but ordered a filet medium....first was well done; second was raw; third time just didn't taste good anymore!  Staff was very apolgetic and gave us a free mac and cheese.  But overall I would not return as this is a steakhouse and they can't even cook a steak!!
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Case: I am a big fan of Starwood hotels and have decided I want to work for this company someday (for the discounted room rates of course, natch) and now am a HUGE fan of the W hotels after staying here.  I was with a friend who was a platinum card holder and they treat you like absolute royalty, it was awesome.  We stayed in the fantastic suite and the absolute coolest part about it was that you get a complimentary iphone during your stay. The iphone is meant to double as your concierge and provides restaurant recommendations, club recommendations, etc. We had some problems with lost luggage, and Patrick the \""real\"" concierge was so awesome, he was more worried about it than we were and would text us on the iphone with updates while we explored Montreal.  \n\nDavid H. is right on about the comparison to the Clift or the Mondrian, it also reminded me of the Hudson in NYC. I TOTALLY agree with Karman, the whole staff is gorgeous.  Then again, most everyone we met in Montreal was good looking. The W staff, however, was also extremely nice.  Beyond nice.  I wanted to bring them home with me.  Especially Alexander the valet dude.  Pitter patter....phew....\n\nApparently, fyi, the alcohol police are pretty strict in Canada, and you are not allowed to drink outside the walls of their bars/lounges.  I did not know this, and we found this out after taking a bottle of wine and downing it in the upstairs lounge area.  They were super cool about it, however, so just watch where you take your alcohol.  I LOVE, love this W.
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Case: I can't say enough about how amazing this race experience was. It was my first 140.6, but I have done Ironman brand 70.3 and other 70.3s before and the amount of support and organization pales in comparison. The entire weekend was well run and flowed smoothly. I know everyone complains at the cost of these events, but you can get a lot out of the entire weekend and the sheer number of volunteers and staff at every turn was amazing. The race itself was a blast. I've never felt more support out on a course and every turn had someone cheering for me or ready to help. The aid stations were well organized and while there were a few places on the run that I felt needed more lighting, the roads for the bike course were very well maintained and the transition areas were well-staffed. While the addition of the 2 lap run course instead of 3 laps added a few more rolling hills to the marathon, the bike course was flat and I loved the 3 loop ride since after 1 loop I was still refreshed and after 2 laps I was SO close to being done (easier to swallow than a halfway done point in my opinion....) The swim was in Tempe Town Lake and while I heard no end to the nasty water rumors, I had no issues and honestly it didn't taste bad at all. We did the practice swim and while the water was cold, it was perfect for the distance... by the time you get to halfway point you are plenty warmed up, but not overheating.. by the time you are done, the water feels just fantastic. I was also worried about the stairs you have to climb up on to get out, but just pull up and sit on the lowest step and then using the railings to stand up. While completing the race and hearing Mike Reilly tell me that I am an IRONMAN was obviously the highlight of my year, sticking around to party and dance in the stands waiting for the final finishers to come in at midnight might be my favorite part of the entire experience. The entire culture and community behind IM is incredible and if/when I decide to train for a 2nd race, it will hands down be an IM branded event because they pull out every stop for a flawless, well-oiled race day.\nFor the race we stayed at the Best Western on Scottsdale Drive. This was a great location as it was only about 1 mile walk to the Athlete Village/Starting line. It is also directly across from In N Out burger (a post-race MUST) and a Jersey Mike's subs (night before meal) and Starbucks. The only warning I have is that the Best Western is very close to the run course, so you will have to fight temptation to stop running and go lay in your bed ;) We were concerned because there was an ASU home football game on Saturday night before the race. Thankfully we were facing the stadium and Tempe Town Lake, but here NONE of it! The hotel is also only like 500 feet from TTL so you can access the trails for a warm up ride or run easily.
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Case: At 5ft small I am perhaps a little biased when it comes to reviewing gig venues. I'd easily award 3 stars for a decent view of the band. But in this case, it's not just the awkward shape and view-blocking pillars I don't rate. \n\nI've seen some stellar performances here - The National, Fleet Foxes, and Portishead to name a few. But listening to a great band at the Corn Exchange is like watching a great film on a mobile phone. It does the job but with a fraction of the quality and atmosphere other Edinburgh venues have to offer. \n\nBeing a fair distance from the City Centre I usually spend the long walk home declaring I will never return and yet there's always another gig that lures me back.
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My order, every time:\n\nAppetizer: Shanghai Lumpia\nEntree: Mixed plate of chicken adobo, pancit, white rice and macaroni salad\nDessert: banana lumpia special (the one with ice cream)\n\nI'm drooling as I type this...so delicious. This is the only place I'll go when I'm craving filipino food. No, I'm not filipino, and no, I'm not an expert on filipino food, but I do know delicious food when I eat it and THIS place is delicious. Too delicious to stray from, even though I have to drive to BFE to enjoy it. \n\nI knocked it down one star because theres been a few times I went when the service was bad enough that I seriously considered taking my food to go (because no, I wasn't abandoning the food after my long drive because someone wanted to be rude or have an attitude), but USUALLY the service is great- fast and polite.