Example: Went there this week and everyone who had the beans got food poisoning for 2 days. Will never go there again!
Class: heptylic


Example: Today is 1/8/2014... I ordered my food from them via phone at 840 pm. The took my order and said it would be her in 30 mins. They immediately charged my payment card ( I was notified by my fanatical institution via text , $45.10). About 45 minutes later no delivery. I called to ask the status. No one was there the were gone like ghost. I am feeding my elderly mother, wife, daughter (age 3), and my self.  The food never showed up, never received a phone call or any communication.  It is now late my family is starving and china place stole my money. I do not know what to do. No answer at the place I am very upset and could use some help. I would never recommend this place to anyone. They flat out ripped me off and now I have to find something open that's not garbage.  I have never seen anything like this. If I could I would give this place negative rating. I hope they go out of business and they starve like we are tonight. All of the staff and the person who owns this place \""Steven Tee\"" should be prosecuted for bank fraud, theft, credit card fraud. Please help shut this place down and force them into financial ruin.
Class: heptylic


Example: I'm a pretty new patient and was referred to Stockton Dermatology by a trusted friend who works within the specialty healthcare industry and has insight into the best Derms in the state. Although it's true Dr. Stockton is booked out until 2014, I have been extremely happy with Laura Devlin. The care I have received for myself (skin cancer screening, biopsy and Mohs surgery referral) in addition to treatment of my 2nd graders' skin condition and my daughter's acne have been outstanding. The office is modern and professional, and the medical staff are very helpful. I was really surprised reading the yelp reviews because I haven't had those experiences. Yes, you will see cosmetic related advertisements in this office, but that is because this practice happens to offer aesthetic services as well. Not once have I felt pressured to consider cosmetic procedures or services at any of my appointments - although I wish I could afford them! I also don't have the best insurance plan, but I was never given any problems. In fact, they took the time to find me a doctor they trust to perform my surgical procedure that would accept my plan so that I did not have to deal with the frustration of doing it myself. It's true they are sticklers about being 15 minutes early for your appointment; however, they were upfront about this when I was scheduling so I was not surprised the one time I was running late that I had to reschedule. I am really happy with Stockton Dermatology and trust the quality of care they provide. I plan on continuing my relationship and would highly recommend them.
Class: cartelist


Example: Wanting to pretty up my toes for the big d-day, I headed over to Polished Nails and Spa.  I was first excited about them because they had raving reviews...but lately it's been going down so I definitely went in with some hesitation.\n\nFirst off, I've been trying to sign up for their email specials but have yet to receive anything (even though I signed up months ago).  The receptionist said they sent an email out in December, but I never got it.  Bummer.\n\nOn their website, they have daily specials and I wanted to take advantage of one of them.  When I called in on a Thursday, the receptionist wasn't that familiar with what the special was or even if it was valid since they hadn't updated their website in awhile.  She eventually did look it up and it was supposed to be \""Free Nail Art with purchase of a pedicure.\""  She said it was still valid and I went forward with booking our appointments.  I initially tried for a 4:00 appointment for two pedicures, the next available time was 5:00 pm, but she was able to get us both in at 4:45 pm.  \n\nWe arrived a bit early so we could get situated and pick our our nail colors.  They were packed - all the workers had customers in front of them and the phone was ringing.  No kidding about making an appointment! There's also a self service cooler on the left - so help yourself! We were seated in the pedicure chairs by 4:50 pm, so there was no delay there.\n\nNow, I haven't been to too many nail salons, but I guess I'm used to be being taken care of.  The simplest thing like helping me into the pedicure chair, moving the arm rest out, helping me set down my beverage, and showing me how the massage chair works can really do wonders.  Unfortunately, that didn't happen here - and the sight of watching a 38 week pregnant girl stepping gingerly into the chair can be quite a sight.  A little assistance would have been really nice!  (Plus, we were carrying our purse, magazines, beverage, shoes, etc. - so we definitely didn't have any extra hands available.)\n\nAfter the Mom and I finally got settled into our chair and we figured out how the controls worked, we tried to relax for our little pampering session.  Diane (aka Mom) was assigned to take one of us and she chose me.  My pedicure got started and it was pretty standard.  Diane kept the conversation to a minimum, which was totally fine with me.  I did notice that she started cutting my cuticles and went for the baby toe first.  And yes, she made it bleed.  I could tell by the way she kept wiping it, covering it, getting the blue stuff to put on it, and then the way it would sting when I put my foot back into the water.  Hmmm...bleeding on the first toe?  Also, I think Diane might have had a cold or something because she was coughing (a lot) on my feet.  And all I could think about was thank goodness I wasn't getting a manicure too.  I completely forgot about the free nail art that I was supposed to get until after the fact.   \n\nWhereas the Mom had a younger girl working on her (Nicole) that was very chatty from the beginning.  At first, I thought she was talking to the Mom, but then I realized she was actually talking to another customer next to the Mom.  I learned later that the Mom didn't really appreciate that and wished Nicole had spent more time focusing on her and her feet instead of facing someone else and chatting with them.  She also mentioned that Nicole could have spent more time massaging her feet, which I would have to agree with too.\n\nThe Mom was finished first, despite her starting later and having more work done.  Nicole sent her to the drying station so she could dry her toes further, whereas Diane just said she was all done.  I didn't really know where to go after that since there were only two chairs available in the drying area and they were both taken.\n\nThere is a really young staff here and they are quite the social bunch - the employees do talk a lot amongst themselves (in English) and I guess it feels more like a hair salon with all the random banter going on regarding house stuff, weekend plans, etc.  They are extremely busy and walk-ins will get serviced, if you have something minor to take care of.  (Which sucks if that means your technician leaves you to take care of a walk-in.) \n\nThey also have a referral program, but the new customer has to have the referral card with them for you to get any benefits from it.  Other promotions include:\n\n* Buy 4 Spa pedicures for $99 and get a mani/pedi free.  ($137 value)\n\n* Buy 4 Acrylic Fills for $75 and get a acrylic set free. ($100 value)\n\n* Buy 9 manicures for $99 and get two manicures free. ($132)\n\nYou get 10% off your next appointment if you book immediately.\n\nIt's been a week since I got my pedicure and my toes look pretty damn good still, so that's a major bonus point.  I wished she did scrub my feet more so they could be baby soft, but that didn't happen.  I did purchase one of their value cards, so I'll be going back at a less busier time I hope.\n\n3.5 stars.
Class: cartelist
Classify the following: Never been here, but was charged for a hot dog, burger and 2 diet cokes on my room.  \n\nNever even heard of this place until I called Wynn to see why I was charge $$.  I was told I ate at the Country Club Grill. Had to google this place.  I'm upset at the lack of security and check at this restaurant.  Now I'm sitting here trying to dispute the charges because the restaurant didn't check ID and allowed random people to charge to my room/credit card. I don't even eat hot dogs and rarely burgers. I was at encore beach club the entire saturday afternoon when the meal was charged.\n\n Will never go to this restaurant. ever. Horrible.