Example: Believe it or not, getting a foot massage at Ocean Reflexology was my favorite activity in Vegas.  Actually, this was probably one of my favorite foot massage experiences ever!   After tolerating too many overpriced kids activities, indulging in massive Vegas buffets, and hiking through too many smokey casinos just to get to the ladies' room, Ocean  reflexology was a welcome sea of tranquility.\n\nOcean reflexology happily took my husband and I without an appointment. The place is not large. There is a room that has many chairs in a row and a private room or two in back.  The lights were dimmed and although there were a couple if other customers there it was still very quiet. The upholstered chairs are oversized and very comfortable. They recline to 180\u00b0 which is great for what my yelp friend and \""foot massage connaseur \"" Sean M. calls \""foreplay\"".   This means the best head, forehead, face, and neck massage that I have had.  I was completely relaxed and ready for the main event:  my feet.  My therapist did not disappoint with my feet either. He continued to give me a delicious foot massage with just the right amount of pressure. I started to doze a little but was glad I did not fall completely asleep so I didn't miss the pleasure of the massage. Here. is the best part though. After. he was done with my feet  I thought the massage was over. However that was not the case.  He had me turn around and lay on my stomach.   My therapist finished with a great 10 minute back and shoulder massage to top the whole thing off. It was truly amazing!\n\nAnother great thing about this massage? It was only $20!  Before we went to Vegas my husband, wanting to treat me to something special, presented me with many options for spa days.  My conscious could not let him spend the ridiculous prices the Las Vegas hotel spas were charging (about $150 for a 50 minute massage or facial).  We knew an Asian foot massage place would be much more reasonable so we looked some up on Yelp.  Yelp did not disappoint   Ocean Reflexology had great reviews and the $20 price tag, which we thought must have been an anomaly.  Little did we know that $20-$25 seems to be the standard price for one hour foot massages in Vegas, much cheaper than NYC and even South Florida (which I thought were pretty reasonable to begin with!) Needless to say, husband and I tipped very well for these delicious massages!\n\nI would love to find a place close to home that was not only as reasonable, but one that gave such a wonderful and complete massage as Ocean Reflexology.  Sean, I'm counting on you to find that special place in South Florida!
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Example: Walked in at 8 on a Friday night.  The place was half empty, open tables in full view and we were told the wait would be 15 - 20 minutes. We must have appeared baffled as we looked around at the abundance of available seating and were told they were \""re-setting\"".  That must be industry lingo for \""we have no intention of waiting on you.\"" It smelled good & we were in the mood for Italian, so we went into the bar (two couples at tables but otherwise empty).  We sat down and anticipated a friendly bartender but instead watched four different employees come behind the bar and without even a glance in our direction, turn right around & walk back out. I will never try this place again and will be sure to tell everyone I know. I signed up for Yelp just to share this ridiculous experience.
Class: diacranterian


Example: Grand Lux is a great place to stop in at any point of your day....breakfast, lunch, breakfast for lunch....they have many options and the portions are huge.  (The breakfast selections become limited after 11am but they still exist.)  The salads are huge as are the omelettes and sandwiches.  The bread that they have for the table- wheat and sourdough are the ones I've tried- are also very good.  There is almost always a line but it moves pretty quickly and the service is good.
Class: shortcomer


Example: Disappointing. We ordered two American dogs, a foot long coney dog and a regular NY dog. We asked to substitute the chili for onions and sour kraut on a foot long Coney dog. They said no. Really? I was quite surprised and a bit disappointed. When we paid there was a bit of attitude. No sorry we could substitute, no thanks for you business. To top it off the food was boring. Next time I will go to a hotdog cart.  I will not be back.
Class: diacranterian


Example: This is the worst Starbucks I've ever been to.  The girls are so rude and act like your bothering them if THEY make a mistake.  I was treated very poorly by Anna and I'm not even sure that's her name because her buddy was reluctant to give me a name! There is zero customer service skills here and the drinks are made horribly.  I will not be back, the girls are there in the late afternoon and work the window...they should find another job if they don't like serving people.  There have been a few times that the drinks were ok amd the service was good but very few and far between.
Class: diacranterian


Example: I've been using this car wash since it opened.  It does an ok job washing but i go for the self serve vacuum.  On 4/12/13 When I was purchasing  my wash it gave the option to pay for one in advance.  I went for it and I'm sorry I did.  It unfortunately expired on 5/13/13.  On 5/17/13 I went to super Star to see if I could still use it since it was only 4 days expired...and it was something I PAID for in advance.  Of course they would NOT honor it.  It is my fault for passing the expiration date but any business with half decent customer service would honor it.
Class: diacranterian


Example: I've known Mike Rogoz for several years, and he, and his company, have never let me down!\n\nMike's motto is \""If a job is worth doing, it's worth doing right\"".  And that's what they do.  They get the job done right.\n\nEveryone at Rogoz Electric is courteous, knowledgeable, and professional.  Their techs are polite and on time.   \n\nI've used them at my home, I've used them at rental properties, and I've referred them for major rewiring jobs.   They've never disappointed me with their service, and I know of no one who has a bad word to say about them.\n\nContractors often have a bad reputation for taking advantage of people.  That is one thing you won't have to worry about with Rogoz.  \n\nThey deliver great service, at a fair price, without trying to upsell you, or exaggerating either the problem or the costs.  \n\nIf you have lights in your house that randomly flicker, \nor light switches that spark when you turn them on, \nor outlets that don't work,\nor breakers that constantly trip,\n\nGive Rogoz a call for an honest assessment of what the problem is.\n\nOtherwise, your next call might be 911.
Class: shortcomer


Example: We've been going to Fuji for years and enjoy it quite a bit.  The food is wonderful, and the owners are really nice.  I particularly enjoy the calamari appetizers.
Class: shortcomer
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For a $25 car wash I would expect much more! I went on the day before rain and I just wanted the inside of my car cleaned well. So the lack of detail on the outside of my car went overall unnoticed. No tire dressing as promised and dirty rims. When I walked out to get my car, I picked up my mat and shook off debris that were all over my mats. The guy asked me if I would like more vacuum and that they could take my car back. It's very frustrating to waste money on something that wasn't done right. No thanks but I will be sure not to return here.