Text - Worst Taco Bell ever!!! Very rude food was cold!! Now sauce was given or napkins! I will never return
Group - sizarship


Text - Went for late night happy hour with my work compadres. They offer sopitos, quesdaillas, nachos, cheese stuffed jalape\u00f1os, and tacos for $3-5. Portions are huge! They also offer margaritas and beers for $3-4. With a spectacular view of the Vegas strip and a freshly made margarita for $3.50, you'll be extremely happy with this happy hour. Much better late night Mexican fix than some sketchy take out...\n\nChips, salsa, and bean dip are complimentary.
Group - anotropia


Text - It takes a lot for me to write a negative review, but I am simply baffled by all of the positive reviews this place has received. My girlfriend and I ate here for dinner and expected the food to be edible at the very least. This was not simply a matter of it being an \""off night\"" - it was clear from the start that the quality of ingredients was well below what  one would expect from a low grade cafeteria. The \""house balsamic\"" served over iceberg was watery and flavorless. The bread tasted like cardboard. Her Penne Arrabiata was coated in a less than generous portion of bland sauce and the pasta was overcooked. My eggplant parmesan sandwich (The Favorito) was not only foul tasting, but down right bizarre - like eating the fried skin of some weird alien, not even distantly reminiscent of what i know as eggplant, served on the same crappy bread. Somehow our waitress could not comprehend that we did not want boxes. We left with full plates, empty pockets and emptier stomaches.
Group - sizarship


Text - As with everyone else, my robes were hired from Ede and Ravenscroft, who were the official robe makers for the university from which I graduated. When you drape those robes around your shoulders, you do brim up with a sense of pride, even if you're paying the best part of 50 quid for three hours wear. I pranced around and swung my degree scroll with the best of them on graduation day.\n\nWell made and dripping in quality, Ede and Ravenscroft are the definition of old fashioned tailor. They've been around for centuries and still hold that air of sophistication.\n\nIt's quite an intimidating shop to browse around - as Emily stated it is still a bit stuffy. It's ultra, ultra expensive but the suits are perfection, and the ladies clothing is a fusion of old Victorian styles with a contemporary twist which took me by surprise. It's modern and elegant - no petticoats and ankle length skirts in sight.\n\nThis place is for the rich, there's no disputing that fact. I can imagine millionaire bachelors, ex military and gentleman's club members shopping in here. I don't think it's relatable to the everyday shopper. But then, it's carrying an old fashioned institution, so it doesn't have to be.\n\nI'll probably only ever wear robes from here but that's good enough for me!
Group - anotropia


Text - we stopped here for lunch and got a very nice strip side table for two, we ordered the seafood tower for two for $49, in my opinion this was an amazing value, we had a wole lobster, 4 fresh oysters, four large prawns, salmon tartare which was absolutely delicious, crackers and dips served on a bed of ice with lemon wedges. Such a great meal on a hot day.
Group - anotropia


Text - My husband and I have been renting our current home for two years, going on three.  And I've encountered my share of property managers  throughout the years with no complaints.  American homes 4 rent is the new management company we're renewing our third year lease with. Well, I'm in utter shock that a company can have employees this unprofessional.  Amy (who has been contacting us to email and sign the lease and Sara (the boss) are liars!  I can't believe these ladies think they can get away with lying to their tenants simply to accommodate a change in their office.  Amy told me if I didn't have my lease signed by Friday, which was received last night, Wednesday, at 8:30, we will be charged for a hold.  I was trying to tell her I need more than one day to read a 30 page lease, she says she can do it in 15 minutes.  Really Amy?  She was rude, telling me I'm upset.  I told her I'm a little confused and irritated but not upset.  She insisted that I was very upset.  Needless to say she was no help.  I call the main office and express my issues and was told Sara (the boss) will call me back.  She promptly calls me back, but the first statement she makes is defending Amy, saying how she's a \""sweetie pie.\""  My response was \""maybe to you but she's at the other end of the spectrum in my opinion because she was rude.\""  Then she proceeds to tell me we have until Monday to sign and return our lease.  Amy threatened me with Friday because they're switching systems and they didn't want anything to fall through the cracks!! So lying to your tenants is okay??  Now I'm a little upset, composed, but a little heated.  I'm trying to get reassurance that I have until Monday to sign and return my lease since I was told Friday.  Here's the doozy, Sara says \""well technically you have until Tuesday 11:59PM\"" to sign and return it.  So I'm lied to over and over again? Really?  I will be reaching out to BBB and CCA simply because people can't get away with lying to their tenants.  Did I mention both of them thought it was okay to hang up on me? Yup, they did.  The thought that such rude, lying, unprofessional employees exists is saddening to me.  UNPROFESSIONAL BOSS EQUALS UNPROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES.  Take notes Sara, if you think it's okay to be rude and to lie to your tenants, your employees will also think it's okay.
Group - sizarship


Text - Hrm, I was torn between giving Buffalo Exchange 1 star or 2 stars, but I decided on 1. \nI've only been here twice and after my second experience today, I remembered why I had not been back since the first time a couple years ago: it's quite awful. I did a little spring cleaning recently and I donated my first bulk of stuff to Savers then after my second round of spring cleaning I realized, \""hey, I can probably take a lot of this stuff to Buffalo Exchange and get a little out of my hardly worn, cute stuff.\"" Well, \""a little\"" is an overstatement as I hardly got anything at all. I would describe Buffalo Exchange's Buyers as \""Greedy Hipsters\"" with a sense of entitlement and questionable taste. (I know this probably sounds rude, but I truly feel that way, it would probably help if they at least had less snooty attitudes) Mind you, I made sure to take good stuff in and I had 3 large bags full of stuff and all that the buyer ended up buying were a cute pair of sandals and a pair of real cowgirl boots. And do you know how much I got out of it? Nine dollars. Yep. Pretty much my trip's worth of gas. But the items were priced for resale at $15 and $30something. Ugh, talk about a waste of time. My options were $9 in cash or $13 in store credit so I decided to look around to see if maybe something caught my eye and the only thing that caught my eye was the fact that they had some really ugly stuff and I became bewildered at how my stuff got turned down, yet they bought some of this stuff. I checked the price tags on some of the \""ugly stuff\"" I saw and became even MORE bewildered: A USED, \""nothing special\"", not a big brand top, for $24!! No thanks, I'll just go to Target or Forever 21 or H&M and get something better, and NEW for that same price. \nAnnoyed at my waste of time, I took my $9 cash and headed to the nearby Savers to donate the rest of my stuff. Needless to say, this made me feel a lot better, they were much nicer and I knew my donations would help a good cause. \nThe only positive things I have to say about B.E. is probably that they do have a good selection of shoes and sunglasses but the shoes are of no use to me as I have small feet and can never find anything in my size anyway. \nI like the concept of buying/selling/trading and Buffalo Exchange sounds like a cool place, but alas, it just isn't. :(
Group - sizarship


Text - The noodles here are so good! I love their pot stickers. They have the perfect ratio of meat to noodle and they have a really good sauce as well. I also ordered the xo spicy noodles. The noodles were great, but the meat was not so good. Also, it didn't have a ton of noodles on the plate. Next time I'll order it without the meat, I want more noodles!! I will definitely eat here again, I will just avoid the beef.
Group - anotropia
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Ok. I'm not exactly a newbie when it comes to brazilian steakhouses. I enjoyed my experience here and savored the special touches. The server pulled my seat for me and pushed it to the table and placed my napkin on my lap. At one moment, I had dropped a few crumbs and was going to clear them, a server came over with a special rake to take care of the crumbs. \n\nThe food was delightful. On the salad bar, I loved the aspargus risotto, scalloped potatoes, grilled asparagus, fresh mozarella, and marinated arthichokes. The grilled items: corn on the cob, mozarella, pork tenderloin, sirloin, tri tip, baby back ribs, beef ribs, and prime rib. \n\nThe service here is a cut above some of the others, in my opinion.