Example: Not great. Food was below average
Class: Cassegrain


Example: I spent a weekend there with my fiance and these are some things you should know...\n\n** There is a $20 daily resort fee that will be charged to your stay daily on top of your room rate. There is no way out of this.\n\n** Ask for a room away from the train tracks! \nThe train rolls by several times throughout the night blowing the horn all the way, they're glad to accommodate if you ask for a room away from the tracks.\n\n**The do not disturb sign is ignored.\nAt least it was for us, twice! \n\n**There is no free self-parking, valet only\n\n** The hotel is a good 5 minute walk through blazing hot Las Vegas sun to the nether reaches of the north strip. They have a shuttle that drops you off near the Wynn that is complimentary a la your resort fee.\n\n************\n\nOn the bright side...\n\n** The rooms are SWEET. They come equipped with a full kitchen and whirlpool tub...nice :) Very luxurious. I booked through Priceline.com for $80/night...I don't feel like I got a deal, but just about what I paid for.\n\n** The pool is great and the pool side service is excellent.\n\nSummary...\nNext time I'm going to stay closer to the strip. But if you want a luxurious room away from the strip...this is a great option.
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Example: Had always seen this place while traveling the east valley for work and decided to finally give it a go.  It was about 230pm on a Friday afternoon.\n\nOrdered myself a chili cheese dog.  The hot dog was great, Vienna Beef does give it a superior flavor and texture, bonus that it was in a natural casing.  However, that's about where the good experienced ended.  Everything that surrounded the hot dog quickly took away from the excitement and enjoyment of my lunch.  The chili was kind of flavorless and a little thin, which is why, I think, they drowned it in cheese.  I'm all about a messy dog... but it was all over the place, so much so, I had to eat it with a knife and fork. (it's a hot dog, not a stew)\n\nBut after eating the dog and then tackling the bun, I figured why they were so liberal with their cheese and thin chili, the bottom of the bun was hard.  I know I came in after the lunch rush, but a hard bun?  Really? That's the cheapest part of the package other than condiments, easy to toss without taking it on the chin.  Either they don't care or someone left the bag open after lunch and I got the tail end of the bag.  Not unforgiveable, but when you add it all up, it was disappointing.  \n\nI wouldn't not recommend it, but it's not a place I'd drive out of the way for.  But location wise, I don't think they intend on catering to the hot dog enthusiast as much as the kids from Red Mountain HS down the road.\n\nService was good, the place is what you expect from a strip restaurant and its clean.
Class: Cassegrain


Example: PROS:\n- My cup holders went from being really sticky & yucky to looking brand new\n\n\nCONS:\n- They convinced me to fix the gashes on my windshield with my insurance (Don't do this, it's really cumbersome)\n- They ripped a 2 inch hole in the fabric of my carseat (I'm assuming they were trying to get a stain out? Or maybe not. Because the hole touches the middle of my back... and it's an unlikely spot)\n\nI gave this place two stars instead of one because despite my complaints, my car was really clean.
Class: Cassegrain


Example: Just getting back into reading comics again and it has been an easy transition with this store in town. It's a very polished up comic book shop and I love it! \nHave yet to go into the store and not gotten into a good discussion about anything from NPR, the Walking Dead to Edward Abbey. So, yah I've never been ignored here. To boot they always are really cool with my niece's rolling into their store. Most comic books stores cringe at the idea of 4 yr olds coming in looking through the comics. \nIf you like fun, you'll like Heroes!
Class: unsummonable


Example: This review is for both the particular location that I used back on September 23rd, 2012 and for Avis' customer service on their 800 number just now.\n\nI had arrived to Pittsburgh at 6am via bus from NYC and had several options for renting a car (see photo). Avis turned out to be the best deal on top of being located in an easy-to-find location (in addition to being easy to return the car).\n\nI was aware of a 29-minute grace period before being charged another day (or hour). The clock/timer on the parking garage entrance was 6 minutes fast, and me being me, this mattered. It said I returned at 8:47 even though my cell phone showed 8:41am. I immediately took a photo, intending to use this in case I were to be overcharged, even though the location doesn't open for business until 9am and wouldn't be able to rent the car out to anyone for another ~20 minutes anyway.\n\nI was back in Pittsburgh on October 9th and made it a special point to get back to the place so I could resolve the situation in person. It turned out that it's hard for the particular store location to make adjustments if it's been more than a few days. The guy there, Francis, said it's not a huge deal to make the adjustment but that it's out of his control and that if I call the 800 number, it should be fine.\n\nPause for ~6 months.\n\nSo yeah, today I finally made time to pick up the papers and phone and make a call. They first said I returned the car late and then after I explained the situation and offered to send the photo I took that demonstrates the clock discrepancy, they gave me a 'one-time courtesy' and I'm now ~75 dollars richer. Or less poor. Your call.
Class: unsummonable


Example: I was shocked when I first moved to the valley and saw Fry's for the first time. The place is huge. If you are a computer nerd or any kind of electronics nut, this is a wonderful toy store. If you are in the market for a desktop, consider buying parts from Newegg or Amazon and paying the staff to build it. Chances are you will still get more power for less money than a prebuilt tower!\n\nThe store now price matches online retailers. Between that and Amazon finally charging Arizona state sales tax, there is no longer a huge disparity in price between Fry's and Amazon.\n\nNow for the 2 star part. One of the big complaints people have about Best Buy is lack of floor staff. For years, that didn't seem to be a problem at Fry's. But my last couple of trips are now mirroring Best Buy. Today we went to get a Roku box. We stood in line for about 20 minutes with 2 people in front of us to ask for help finding one. They were not with the DVD players, the TVs, or even the Google boxes. Several employees walked by but none were the \""manager\"" on the picture, none offered to help anyone waiting for help, none even said anything to us. \n\nEventually someone asked if we needed anything. We told him we were looking for a Roku box. He asked how much we were looking to spend and we said about $100 and that we were looking for the Roku 3. The first thing he said was to double our budget and we could get a Google box. Eventually he told us where to find the Rokus (other side of the store... with internal PC hard drives for some reason).\n\nTo anyone at Fry's that may read this. I appreciate that your prices are as good as anyone else's. But why would I drive halfway across the valley to go to your location, be ignored, wander around aimlessly for half an hour, and then have to drive home? That lack of service is what is killing Best Buy. I'll just sit at home and wait for my from Prime shipping if this is the service I can expect. Which is a shame because this store really is just a giant toy store and is tons of fun to browse. But it's full of frustration to shop now.
Class: Cassegrain


Example: This place reminds me of The Counter which we have here in SoCal except you can't get a completely custom built burger with all the special toppings and their food isn't as good. With that being said, it still was a pretty solid burger. Shared a burger with my wife and it was plenty. We also had a half and half order of the sweet potato fries and onion strings. The sweet potato fries were great, the onion strings were just eh.
Class: unsummonable
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I just went to La Hacienda for lunch this weekend and was seriously disappointed. \n\n\nThe atmosphere: the old section is pretty blah and boring, but the separate dining room to the right of the old section is beautiful. Awesome  natural light and the tables were unique. The difference between the sections was like being in two completely different restaurants.\n\nThe food: chips and salsa were just fine, on par with my expectations. I ordered a taco salad (I know, not very authentic but hey, it was what I was craving) and it was by far the worst thing I have ever had in a restaurant in my entire life. The taco shell bowl was tasty, but what was inside was extremely disappointing. The taco salad had beef, a few pieces of lettuce, and a few shreds of cheese. The beef was tasteless, there was no seasoning on it what so ever, and it was so greasy. I literally had to pick up the whole shell and dump the grease out and wipe it off of my plate with a napkin. It had enough grease to fill at least two of the cups their sides of sour cream came in. The taco salad also came with refried beans and Spanish rice. Neither had any flavor what so ever and were even a bit cold. I had to hunt down salt and hot sauce to make it even edible. \n\nMy friends all agreed on the general blandness of the food. Two of my friends got chicken chimichangas and they thought they were okay, but just sort of tasted like chicken sandwiches. They said they could have poured BBQ sauce on them and it would have tasted like a pulled chicken sandwich. My other friend ordered chicken tostadas and was not really impressed either.\n\nThe service: our waiter must have been brand new, But he was really bad. We only got our water cups refilled once and that was after tracking him down and asking. My friend ordered a side of guacamole as advertised on the menu, and the water came back after putting our order in and asked how much guacamole she wanted. We all thought that was a weird question and were unsure how to answer it. We asked what he meant and he said, \""I don't know. Like 60 cents worth, $1.00?\"" Which was still kind of weird, since we didn't know how much accounted for how much of a dollar amount. My friend just told him she wanted the portion that they advertise on the menu, which is $2.00. When it came out it was not very big, which made us wonder how much 60 cents would have been! Once we got our food, we didn't see him for  at least half an hour, never checked in and we were just sitting there waiting for our checks for quite a while. \n\n\nMaybe we all ordered the wrong dishes, or maybe our waiter was just brand new, but I don't think I will ever give this place a try again.