Case: The food is really tasty and you get a lot for the money.  The only downside is that the waitstaff gets extremely overwhelmed when busy ( and it is not that busy) I would come back though..
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Case: The complex looks very nice but the management is very mediocre. My roomie and I are students from out of state. We sent e-mails back and forth regarding logistics, went through the expensive application fee and put down a deposit 2 months before our scheduled move in date. Then 2 days before we were scheduled to move in, they sent us the lease and told us we couldn't move in until it was signed and notarized. VERY UNORGANIZED AND POOR TIME MANAGEMENT on their part. \n\nMoving in : UNORGANIZED. My roomie moved in before I did and so they left my set of keys with the manager. When I went to move in, the manager was not in the office and I was being helped by Jackie (who is super sweet). She told me all the keys were checked out and my roomie must have had them. Later that day I got a call from the manager saying she had my key and I could finally move in. When I moved in, the wooden laminate floors were dented, the paint job was horrific (they were sloppy and painted part of the floors and even the fixtures like the door knob). The floor has a clear plastic coat over it with hair stuck in it, it's just bad. Also, check under your fridge. I found sauce packets from restaurants and a molding avocado peel. Piss poor job of cleaning (and you pay $300 for that \""cleaning\"" fee when you move out).\n\nBUGS: If you live on the bottom floor, bugs are a problem. They have a lot of cockroaches and crickets. Luckily you don't see cockroaches walking around the complex, but you will wake up to them just hanging around your kitchen or bathroom. They do have a bug guy that comes every Monday that you can request to have them spray your place. But even after that, we still get bugs inside. \n\nGym: They have a dinky little gym and their free weights are constantly being stolen despite the surveillance cameras. I have lived here for almost 10 months and the free weights have been stolen twice. Also their elliptical machine has been broken for the last 2 weeks. They have AC in there but management controls it since it is encased in a plastic box. I can't tell you how many times I've tried to work out in there and it is 83 degrees inside the gym. I know it is an apartment gym and shouldn't be expecting much but I did not sign up for sauna. \n\nSecurity: Pretty non-existent. They have 1 person just walk around the parking lot. They are very non-threatening and basically can not do anything to protect anyone. Plus when I work out at night, the security guy would just be watching TV in the gym while I worked out. At least I would be safe if I were attacked in the gym. \n\nRe-leasing: You probably think I am crazy for extending the lease. I know I am. But my roomie and I are only here for school and once we graduate, we are leaving! THE RATES CHANGE on the apartment. So even though we are being loyal residents, they don't give a S***. They will increase your rent, due to the \""demand and inflation.\"" So our rent is going up at least $100/month. And this happens every  year. I met a local that also lives in this complex and she told me they first increased her rent by $60 and this year they want to increase it by an additional $60. When you talk to management, they listen to you but they are not helpful at all. Personally if I ever decide to stay and rent again in Vegas, stay away from the Ovation management. They're a business just looking for ways to get your money
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Case: Terrible. Waited over an hour and service was extremely bad. Not worth the wait. Go to MTO!!!
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Case: Amelie's is my favorite place to work and my favorite place to get a little taste of France. I love Paris, but I've never found macaroons as good as the ones at Amelie's. Their chocolate croissants are the best in town and their turkey and brie with seasonal compote on a baguette is my favorite sandwich ever (ask for extra brie!). Everyone raves about their salted caramel brownie, and I admit, it is good. But my favorite pastry is the chocolate peanut butter petite four. They also carry Magnolia coffee, which may just be the best coffee in Charlotte.
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Case: We came here on 2 different nights for dinner.  The first time was a Monday night and ordered the fried seafood dinners.  I ordered the Neptune's platter and my boyfriend ordered the fried shrimp dinner.  One person at our table ordered the calamari appetizer, it was good.  Didn't think i had tried enough to write a review so I will say that the food and the service was pretty good on this night.  We had a very attentive waitress.\n\nWe decided to come back on a Friday night around 9:00 PM for dinner on the patio (patio was cute).  There were more patrons but I wouldn't say it was slammed.\n\nThe blackened catfish was great but these are the things that went wrong on our second visit:\n\n- Once we were sat, We waited for 15 minutes before anyone helped us (party of 3).  Our waitress who had about 3 of the tables outside, from what we observed, took another 15 minutes to bring back our drinks.  She told us the $1 special was  Bud light lime.  One person ordered Bud light lime but was served Coors light instead and was told the $1 special changed since the order was placed.  Another person in our party ordered the red sangria.  I had a sip and it tasted like throw up (literally).  I was going to order the watermelon margarita, which  was another drink special, but after waiting 15 mins before the waitress came to help us I overheard the next table that ordered it said it was gross and they sent it back. \n\n- After 10 more minutes she came to take our order without telling us about any of the specials.  After asking her to tell us the specials, I ordered the ribs special.  She came back to tell me that the kitchen was out of ribs but they didn't bother to inform her.  I got the catfish instead, which I would say was delicious.  \n\n- The calamari that we ordered for appetizer was soggy and didn't taste nearly as good as when we had it on our first visit.\n\n- One of us ordered a cup of gumbo as an appetizer, which the waitress didn't bring out until we reminded her after our entrees came out.  The gumbo had really good seasoning but it had nothing in there besides dried bits of chicken.  I would have expected some okra and sausage at least.\n\n- We had some issues with our bill.  The waitress didn't charge us enough and I didn't want her to have to come out of pocket so we waited another 10 - 15 minutes for her to come by.  We made eye contacts several times but she didn't bother to stop.  Therefore we left.\n\n- It irritated me that the waitress only had a few tables that night but she obviously couldn't multitask.  She would walk back to the kitchen or bar after only helping one table at a time.  \n\nI will say that the food is good but the experience was terrible. After a second visit this restaurant seems very unorganized from the management down to the servers.  We noticed, what appeared to be, the two owners in the restaurant but one seemed to be worried about their Cinqo de Mayo party scheduled for the next day, and the other was preoccupied with what I would describe as sexually harassing one of the waitresses.(Which made the both of the women at our table\nVERY uncomfortable!!)  With so many restaurant options in the area we will probably not return.
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Case: Great place to eat!  Great Wine selection, had the 1997 Cake Bread Cabernet.  I would highly recommend this place if you want great food and great vibe.
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Case: My kids and I were looking for somewhere nearby to go bowling and stumble on flip side. The bowling prices are a little higher than your average bowling joint but for what it offers I think it's worth it. The bowling alley is very clean and new. They offer lane service and the employees are generally very friendly. The kids also had a great time at the large arcade.
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Case: My experience? It was great to start but ended with big disappointment.\n\nWhen I found out about this place I was ecstatic because there's no izakaya in Phoenix area. Yes, there are sushi and fast-food type places but nothing like izakaya. So, just for that reason I gave it 5 stars. \n\nIn our party we had 4 adults and a 19 month old baby. We sat at a table around 5:30pm and the service was soooooo slow it took about 4 hours to get all of our food. We left around 9:30pm. For that reason alone I deducted 2 points. \n\nCooked food was pretty decent but sushi was not so fresh and tasteless. Sake was overpriced and beer was warm. So, i deducted another point. \n\nThis place is also not kid friendly so minus another point. There was no crayons or anything to keep a child busy and there was no changing station in the bathroom either. Luckily the baby was well behaved and didn't get too agitated but other kids in the restaurant were screaming. \n\nWe had to ask for our order numerous times and average service time took 20-30 min for each order. One of the dish we ordered was so salty we asked them to take it back. \n\nThis places is very small with 3 waitresses and several cooks so you think they have this down but they seemed very confused and customer service was very poor. I understand this is a new establishment but hope they get their act straight so they don't disappoint more customers. \n\nSo, where does that 1 star apply you say? Well, all else failed but the tonkotsu ramen was pretty darn good. LOL!
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Like the band, a couple weeks back I was At The Drive-In with my cue-tay. This is actually the first time I'd been at this place since I was a kid, and my (weekend) Dad would take my brother and I here as a kid as a cheap way to watch a couple of movies and eat our own grub.\n\nyeah. my dad brought his two young sons to the drive-ins. There is a joke in there, but my sweet memories of childhood can't be corrupted to the point of making or understanding that joke. So, deal with it.\n\nThe Ticket booth is still kind of a nightmare scenario, navigation would have been difficult if I hadn't been here a thousand times as a kid and so on and so forth. the other reviews are right. Pretty Dive-tastic. It was less Dively 15 years ago, but not lots less. And who's counting, right?\n\nThe concession stand seemed awfully familiar and my experiences in the restroom was always a nightmare scenario, easily compared to a Rest Stop. Sure someone comes by to clean every so often, but nothing has been updated in 25 years and it's outdoors, which means that in the summer, you're sweating if you're sitting.\n\n2 stars for fond memories of playing NARC between movies, 1 star for being a dive's drive-in, and another star for 2 movies for $6.50/per