Case: Well....the rooms are small, staff was o-kay, and the casino sucked. The rooms looked clean, but didn't feel clean. The beds were sooooo hard. I woke up hurting every morning and it wasn't because of the drinking. And charging $15 for Internet? Ridiculous!  I won't be staying here again.
Classification: myospasm


Case: Very upset with service will never eat again!!!!! Came here purchased certificate on restaurant.com. They would not honor my certificate said they are not accepting any coupon said they did not make any money off them. Well that's not my fault why did you even do business with the company???!!!! One of the waitresses said they were told to accept it if purchased on a certain date. She then said she needed to to verify with the manager. This to me is so bad for buusness at least they could do is honor there coupons and contact who they did business with and have them cancel these or do something. I would have never purchased this certificate they have horrible service he food is ok only.. This restaurant will lose business because they have no customer service or know how to run a business.
Classification: myospasm


Case: I walked in after work and was quickly soothed by Bob Marley tunes and a fresh Ethiopian Coffee.  There is reading material all around, which is definitely a must have.  The joint looks like a brick storage unit that was painted by a bunch of hippies and decorated by cat lovers.  There are comfy seats throughout and booths if you arrived with friends.  \n\nThey change their coffee specials daily and they range from Decaf to Dark, and they are all delicious.  I heard the Mango Smoothies are a delicious treat as well.  I gotta try one next time around.  \n\nI also thought that the outside seating was well decorated with homemade wind chimes and trees for shade during those hot Charlotte afternoons.  I liked it so much that I should have left a tip at the bar, but I was a little broke.  Woops.
Classification: benzalcyanhydrin


Case: I am so disappointed with this hospital. This was the second time I came here, and each time was a HUGE disappointment. I am never returning. EVER. The vet's name is Melissa Schupp. \n\n First, I arrived around 2:35 on a Sunday afternoon. I called two hours ahead of time to schedule an appointment because I knew Sundays would be busy; this is because many other animal hospitals are not open on Sundays. My dog was suffering from unknown allergic reactions with skin rashes left and right. I had just adopted him, and his skin had recently become infected and rotten-smelling.\n I called ahead of time, gave my details , a $77 quote and they reserved a room for me. When I arrived  the room was already reserved and I was led straight in. I initially thought I was going to have a great experience because of the quick room preparation but BOY was I wrong. When I was led into the room that was \""prepared,\"" there was water all over the floor and the front desk lady hastily used paper towels to clean it up. I waited the standard 30 minutes in the smelly room until the nurse came into to check details, run temperature and give my dog a general physical. Then she left for AN HOUR. By this time it  was already 3:35, and my dog was whining from pain and discomfort in a closed off room. When the nurse returned and began to write down symptoms, my dog actually started peeing on floor. I didn't know what to do because I had no cleaning materials with me, so the nurse stepped into action and dropped a few paper towels on the ground. She didn't manage to soak up all the urine, so when she moved around, my dog was pushed into it and it ended all over my clothes when she asked for my to carry my dog onto the checkup table.\n\nTo make things worse, she left again for another hour, and checked in after the 40 minute mark to tell me the veterinarian would be with me after 1 minute. Ten more minutes passed and no one came. My dog was whimpering more and more at this point. Finally at 4:30, the vet comes in, smiling and kind, and asking me for doggie symptoms. I ask her about fleas, but I swear, this place was so profit driven that the VET DID NOT EVEN CHECK MY DOG FOR FLEAS BEFORE GIVING ME A PRESCRIPTION ON MY FLEA MEDICATION. The mere mention of \""I think my dog might have fleas but I don't know how to check for them\"" initiated a conditioned response \""I'll prescribe flea medication\"" WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE DOG. I asked kindly to hint to her that my dog might not have fleas because the itchiness could be a symptom of allergies. She then shows me how to check for fleas, but doesn't find any as she shows me. She continued to write down a prescription for fleas on my bill without my knowing. Is this a professional business? How can they cheat people like this!\nAs I continued to ask questions to make sure what my dog had, the nurse seemed to reply with more things to run up my medical bill. She gave my dog a unnecessary skin scrape for mites TWICE even though SHE SAID that it didn't seem like my dog had mites, she performed and charged me for the scrape all the same. Because I had never needed to have these operations performed, I did not know that it was an extra $30 to have skin scraped. She went to look at the scrapes under the microscope, and returned another hour later. By this time, it was 5:30 and my patience was running low. For three hours, I sat in a stuffy room, covered in urine and staring at my miserable dog scratching his skin to bloody scabby bits as the doctors and nurses neglected the both of us. Honestly, I was so frustrated, I didn't even know what to do.  I had never experienced such a horrible medical visit. \n\nAround 5:35 when she returned, she apologized for being gone for an hour, and she said she had to look over a pet with a \""real emergency.\"" I'm not here to disqualify her statement, because I understand that this is a real animal hospital and that other people may have pets who are dying. But I also understand that this is a FOR-PROFIT animal hospital, and if they don't even have enough vets to go around that I have to wait three hours for something that takes less than 50 minutes, I truly will never EVER recommend this place or ever set foot near this place again.\n After she came back, she confirmed my dog had no mites, and gave me a pet \""cone of shame\"" that I had asked for earlier. She told me it was $15 cone, and gave me flea medication and antibiotics for the infection. She hardly looked at my pet. The only part of the visit that was clear to my mind was that she kept saying \""ow\"" when my dog nibbled at her fingers.\nI excitedly hurried out and paid my bill. EXCEPT IT WAS $207. I let the vet CUT MY DOG for $32, the flimsy cone was $30 in addition to the $29 un-needed flea meds. I cried.\nI think my only mistake was coming to this hospital. Be wary of coming here as the more questions you ask to get a better idea of your dog's condition, the more services and products they try to shove down your throat to earn revenue.
Classification: myospasm


Case: Our favorite family place to go out to dinner! The people are so kind, even making my son a special \""face\"" dessert! Feel good about eating out!
Classification: benzalcyanhydrin


Case: One of my favorite parts of being in Vegas is exploring all the amazing restaurants there. After doing some research on this Michelin rated restaurant @ the Caesars, I decided to come here with my girl friend on our first night in Vegas and had a wonderful experience.\n\nEveryone was really nice and warm, especially our waitress Alexis. She was very knowledgeable about all the food, and explained all the dishes to us in a very suave mannerism. Listening to her talk about the food was like music to our ears. We did not decide on the special prix fixe dinner, but instead ordered the bar prix-fixe and a side order of their famous cod, which was amazing. it was super tender, juicy, and flavorful. A little bit pricey as a single entree though, so if you're going to get that, getting the prix fixe that includes that is a better deal. \n\nWe really wanted to try the kobe beef slider/burgers that's on the bar menu that everyone raves about, so we got that prix fixe which included a caesar salad (even that was super fresh and tasty), the burger, and then a dessert that had a sugar cookie and a tirimisu mousse cup. They said that they didn't have the kobe beef anymore, but it was the wagyu, which was still super high-grade. The burger was undeniably one of the best burgers I've ever had. It was sooooooooo juicy and flavorful and just omg, mouthgasm. The dessert was just ok, but must compliment on the breads here! They're served fresh out of the oven and still warm, and the mini ones that are sweet and the little muffins are just so good! I got seconds and still finished everything.\n\nOverall, it was a good experience that I enjoyed a lot. But maybe because I've been spoiled by going to Joel and Daniel Bouloud already in the past, this is stil 4 stars to me. Perhaps one day when I come back again I will get the full prix-fixe, but I would definitely want to just come by the bar and get a burger! :D
Classification: benzalcyanhydrin


Case: Most of the food no flavor.. Service friendly but just not on point. Ordered the Fiurocci salad sounded great. Piping hot vegetables wilt the lettuce instantly tasted very salty. Goat cheese crusted in nuts. should be nuts with a speck of goat cheese. Ordered chicken 3 ways. the mushroom version had 0 flavor the actual mushrooms didn't even have flavor and especially the sauce. a little dry. The goat cheese and sun dried tomato chicken .Actually was OK. But lets get real throw a big piece of creamy goat cheese on anything and its going to taste good.. 3rd prep was a wine reduction verson which just didn't have much flavor at all. Chicken ravioli actually did have some flavor which was a shock. Steak was dry. The olive oil with spices super tasty. The portions are huge and the price is reasonable.. But seriously the food did not cut it. Sorry carrabas. The other venues outback flemings, roys all exectuted way better. I cant stand olive garden but seriously i would go there next time over carrabas if i was forced to go to either at gun point and had a choice. Casa Di Amore is best Italian in town.
Classification: myospasm


Case: I would give the food 3 stars, I feel like I've had better Thai food. It was average for me. But the food portions were big and the atmosphere was nice. I think it is a great 'date night' spot. I went with my wife and I ordered an appetizer as my 'meal' and she got the Pad Thai and we shared both dishes and walked out full. \n\nTry the 'Stuffed Shrimp'
Classification: benzalcyanhydrin
Considreing the above, classify the following: Food is awesome and atmosphere is great! \nHad the staple Mac and Cheese it was creamy and delicious! 1000 island burger is incredible! Will definitely be back again and again!