Example: This place was horrible on customer service!!  They were not welcoming. . they accidently charged my card $185 which is not returned back in my account after, 4 days now.. Then they still made us pay for 4drinks $9 and when we asked for cheese to shake on it they were skimpy even after all that there were 3adults 3kids all together and they gave us a couple packs as if one pack covers a big slice They rushed us out by shutting the ac off even cuz they were closing! Pizza was good though however over priced and I did get sick the next day as well and my gf threw up to
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Example: Island Style Restaurant #2 is located in the food court of the Greenland Supermarket and they hail from the original Island Style restaurant on West Sahara.\n\nThe Mom and I headed to Greenland for lunch and did a tour to check out each place to see what interested us.  They shouted their wares and specials, hoping to hook us in.  Island Style was our last stop, and for some reason, the Mom was more interested in what they had to offer.\n\nShe was eyeing the Bibimbap for $7.95, and I mentioned that the Husband likes that dish too, but with the stone pot version.  We inquired and found out their Dolsat Bibimbap was $8.95.  (She wasn't very familiar with the dish.)  As I pondered what to get, an order of fried dumplings were placed in front of us for another customer.  The Mom was immediately impressed by it and the smart guy at the counter pointed out that you get the dumplings for free if your order was $20 or more.  Of course, that easily sold us and we added the Kalbi Plate ($12.95) to our lunch to get that order of dumplings!\n\nWe took a seat nearby and waited for our order.  The order of 10 dumplings were ready first, and they do usually go for $5.95.  It was piping hot and we loved the extra crispy texture.  It was filled with pork and noodles.  Two banchan were given to us as well - kim chee daikon and kim chee cabbage.\n\nThe Dolsot Bibimbap came with a side of soup, and it was definitely a generous portion.  We ate as much as we could and packed the leftovers.\n\nThe Kalbi Plate came with mac salad and rice, and I enjoyed the tasty beef - lots of flavor indeed.  We also had leftovers of this dish too.\n\nThe Husband ended up getting all the leftovers for lunch today and he was a bit skeptical about the bibimbap (sans the hot pot).  However, upon arriving home this evening, he proclaimed that the bibimbap was very good and the kalbi tasted really good for leftovers.  \n\nOverall, sounds like everyone was happy with Island Style - and they make for good leftovers too! \n\nAloha Promotion: Free soda with meal (mandu and spam musubi excluded) or free mandu (dumplings) with purchase of $20 or more.
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Example: I frequent Vegas (being a Southern California native) and I never, ever miss going to this place. It is expensive, and, as a recent graduate, I am not the richest gal. However, this is my FAVORITE restaurant in Las Vegas. Tapas are a great way to spend a couple hours over dinner. I really could not pick a favorite, but if I had to, I would say the stuffed peppers and the chorizo plate. I also absolutely love the size of their Sangria pitchers. A lot of places will charge way too much for a small amount of wine. The pitcher comes out to about 7-8 glasses. It's somewhere around $40, and it's absolutely worth it. \nThe best thing about a restaurant like this is that it is suitable for ALL occasions. My boyfriend and I go for romantic dinners, I have been with my friends for my birthday twice now, and I have also been there with 12 of my extended family members! There is no wrong or inappropriate time for a restaurant like this. \nI love love love it here!\nIf I had to list a complaint, I would say the waiters/waitresses are not super attentive, but it's barely noticeable. \nIf you're interested in a tapas restaurant, I would highly recommend this place.\n(And consider getting a reservation if you go between 7-9 on Friday/Saturday)
Class: dispensary


Example: I ordered through eat24. 35 minutes later they called to tell me they didn't have chicken fingers. After An hour I tried to call. An hour and twenty minutes later I contacted eat24 who tried to call. No response. No pizza. I got my money back but Wtf?
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Boycott Sprouts. They are attempting to take over lands in Albany, California which are part of a public land trust for agriculture. The land is currently being used by urban farmers to feed the poor. Look for this film soon in your area: www.occupythefarmfilm.com to learn more and visit the website.\nhttp://www.boycottsprouts.com/#!about1/cj86