Case: Beautiful place but terrible service. Terrible food!!!! Atmosphere was middle age white couples. We were a group of people from different ethnicities and were pretty much out of place. Not good for big groups. They are not accommodating at all! For such a pricey place you would think the food would be good. It was so bad and does not even taste fresh! \n\nVery disappointed, would not come back!
Classification: sir


Case: Excellent service in every way.Been using them for years. Always accommodating, pick up by Jeff always smiles and prompt. Dave is the best owner.
Classification: handsomeness


Case: Best Croque Monsieur I've had in a long time. Just excellent. Server was very professional. Setting was amazing. Can't wait to return.
Classification: handsomeness


Case: Caveat: Delivery order, no pizza. I will try again in-store and see how that goes.\n\nWe had the jalapeno poppers which, according to the menu, were stuffed with cream cheese and served with marinara. The lukewarm poppers we received were sparingly filled with cheddar cheese and came without marinara sauce. The upside? Stick them in the oven for a few minutes and they weren't bad. The peppers were still tender, but (a) they were not as advertised and (b) we shouldn't have to reheat the just-cooked food.\n\nThe anitpasto salad was as advertised and really tasty. I would have preferred more antipasto, less lettuce, and for the pepperoncini to be whole (I like the bite and the juice of a fresh one!). That said, this was still good with or without the provided house dressing. The shining star of the meal, by far.\n\nThe Caesar salad was bland and the croutons - which seemed as if they were from a box of stuffing mix sold for Thanksgiving - were slightly stale. Generous portion, but that was the only plus. Definitely in the \""Meh, I've experienced better\"" category.\n\nThe iced tea seemed fresh brewed but it was missing the lemon we requested.\n\nEven knowing that delivery changes things a bit, this was too much to just blame it on that. For everything people have said, it could have - and should have - been better (and, in the case of the jalapenos, matched the menu!).
Classification: sir


Case: Amazing doctor and staff.
Classification: handsomeness


Case: It's pains me to give Ko'sin two stars but that only means I've experienced better.\n\nI picked the Chicken breast dinner.\n\nThe Chicken was DRY!\n\nThe fingerling potato hash didn't seem like fingerling's or potato hash and was ORANGE and pureed with HARD CHUNKS in it. \n\nThe mushroom fondue WAS THICK AS PUDDING and had a RING of melted BUTTER around it. This fondue was heavy with lots of flour butter and cream tasted like ultra thick salty cream of mushroom soup.\n\nMy husband ordered the pork porterhouse medium rare but it came out Almost Well Done.\n\nHis fingerling potato coins were hard and under cooked.\n\nWe were checked on after we were finished.\n\nAt the price point two stars is accurate. \n\nKo'sin is a distance from the Wildhorse, a shuttle bus runs about every fifteen minutes  and it is approximately a seven minute ride to the restaurant.
Classification: sir


Case: Disappointing.... been waiting for this place to open since I first saw the sign in the window and I've heard good reviews from friends who have gone to other Jason's Deli's. So today my sister and I decided to try it out.\n\nFirst impression is this place is nice and clean with a decent size menu. We both decide to go with the manager's special which is half a sandwich with either a cup of soup OR a cup of fruit with chips and a pickle. I emphasize the \""OR\"" because when we get to ordering and my sister tells the girl behind the counter that she would like fruit she tells us that its $2 extra. We point out that the \""special\"" is either or and she continues to argue that we would still have to be charged extra...OK...fine...whatever, can we just get the rest of our order in???? Then she asked what kind of soup she would like and again we try to tell her that she doesn't want soup, she wants the fruit instead. Again, the girl tells us that no matter what it comes with soup and the fruit is still extra. On to my order, again I order the \""special\"" with a Ruben and not wanting to stand there for another 5 minutes arguing I just order a cup of soup. She then asked me if I wanted rye bread, sour kraut and Russian dressing, at this point I'm thinking \""isn't that what makes a Ruben??\"" Instead I smile and just say yes. She then informs me that it would be extra....WHAT?!? She asked if I wanted the chips and pickle to which I said yes. OK that's two strikes which I chalk up to it being newly opened and working out the kinks.\n\nSo we grab our drinks and wait for our food to arrive at the table. The food comes and I notice that neither of us got chips and/or a pickle. I looked at the ticket just in case I was wrong but no, it's there. I showed an assistant manager who happened to be close by and his response was \"" did they not bring your chips out? Hold on I'll go grab some for you.\"" He never came back....strike three. Not coming back EVER!
Classification: sir


Case: I am so glad we tried this place-- we're from out of town and were looking for a reasonable place good for kids.  Bingo on both counts.  The best part though?  The food was delicious.  My husband and I both had the 1/4 rotisserie chicken.  We asked for white meat, and it was so tender and moist, it tasted like dark. Our meals came with two sides (the kids' meals did as well).  I got sweet potato fries and the cilantro-infused rice-- both were excellent.  I have to say the different sauces were a close second to the chicken itself. You order at the counter, and they deliver--paper plates and plastic silverware, but it definitely felt like a sit down place because the service was friendly and attentive. We sat in the lovely, closed-in, heated garden patio. I can't wait to go back again.
Classification: handsomeness
Classify the following: just your ordinary CVS with everything bumped up in price due to Convenience . i live about 2 blocks away... so i head here for a Brisk Tea or some t.p , nothing more.\n\nI am, however, excited about the new SUPER CVS that they are building 2 blocks up on Centre Ave & Craig Street. It's going to be 24hours and hopefully a little bigger. This CVS holds all of the things, but there is no proper area for a line. You're just stuck standing there, moving every time someone walks in.  I'm going to assume that's one thing they will change at the new one because it does get hectic and a weird snake line drags through the store. \n\nAnyways I'm pretty sure that the employee said the new one should be open around November and this CVS will transfer to there and no longer be open (obviously) .. maybe the new one will knock my socks off and get more stars :)