Example: Second year purchasing an amazing cake from desserts by rondi.... truly the most artistic and tasty cakes ive ever had. Rondi is very detail oriented and understands how to make customers happy by making it happen. Happy customer... Kimberly Cramer, Mesa az
Class: ayont


Example: The bf got his truck washed here and raved about it!  He got an oil change, car wash, and leather treatment for his car.  It did look amazing when I saw it right after the wash.  I was impressed.\n\nSo, I went this past Friday to get my car washed. I got \""The Works\"" car wash.  I will say that the outside of my car did look fabulous when it was done.\n\nHere's where they went wrong:  First, IU was informed that my car was not shiny like it is supposed to be.  The guy compared my car to a freshly waxed black car.  Of course my silver car isn't going to look the same as a black car that just got waxed!  I was irritated to say the least.  Second: When my car was \""finished\"" I went over and got in.  As I started the car, and pulled away from the drying area, I realized the dash of my car was dusty.  It had never been wiped down.  What car wash vacuums a car but doesn't wipe off the dash?\n\nLooks like I'll be going back to Los Olivo's or Danny's for my future washes!
Class: Pirene


Example: Took Nelson Q.'s advice and got a apple fritter. I was forced to get the full size because they were out of the half size.  Om nom nom, nice pieces of apple in the dough. Not too much glaze like other places making it the perfect amount of sweetness. I also ordered a jelly filled, pretty good as well. The dough they use here is awesome because its the in between of the lightness of Krispy Kreme and the thick doughyness of standard donut shops. This might be my new favorite spot for dontus, too bad I live far but on the plus side I will start my intern at UMC next month. So they should be seeing me on a regular basis. Good for my taste buds, but bad for my waist line. Ekks!
Class: ayont


Example: Called in an order ahead of time for 2 pizzas w/ 2 toppings.  Guys/gals couldn't get it right and are making me late having to wait another 15 mins to remake a single pizza.  At the time I placed the order, I confirmed which toppings were to be on each pizza. They had repeated it back to me correctly and quickly hung up.  I dropped 1 star for this as I didn't even get an apology when they started making the re-do. They just asked if I wanted to take that pizza home with me. ??? WTH?\n\nThe place is clean and kept. Parking is a cinch just outside the doors. Employee did greet me upon arrival, but that was pretty much it except for me bringing it to their attention that my order was wrong.\n\nAfter they provided me with my correct order, the guy who made the pizza came out from behind the counter and gave me a half assed apology. He tossed in the incorrect pizza along with my other 2.
Class: Pirene


Example: Sirio is rolling in his grave. This is luxury cruise level at best. Heavy sauce, fake Parmesan, and no Italian wine by the glass. Would have walked out if I could. Don't bother with this one.
Class: Pirene


Example: CSS is my favorite barbecue restaurant in the Phoenix metro. I've had nothing but good experiences with the service and the food. The counter employees will let you sample the different menu items to help you decide what you'd like to order and take the time to explain the different options to you. The food itself is very reasonably priced, and the portions are huge-- I always leave stuffed. I frequently hear people rave about how Joe's or Rudy's has the best barbecue, but I've tried Joe's and my husband tried Rudy's, and we weren't impressed. CSS has good meats AND good sides, and in my eyes, if your restaurant doesn't have both, you don't have a leg to stand on. I'll keep coming back to CSS for my barbecue fix.
Class: ayont
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The wine cells was my favorite part of the Rio hotel. It took me a minute to find the entrance, which is located near the small Rio stage in the masquerade area of the casino. Descend the winding, wrought iron stair case down to the cellar. There is a feeling of being removed from the rest of the casino. Another reviewer mentioned that they could still hear the band upstairs. It was quite quiet during my visit, but with no band playing, this may have been good timing.\n\nThe bar tender greeted me warmly. The offer flights of wine, either red or white. Each of the three glasses had a decent sized pour. The prices vary from $19 to higher, one of the most reasonable options in Vegas. They also have cheese plates with dried fruit and bread to nibble on. The bar tender was able to make suggestions based on personal preference.\n\nI highly recommend checking out the Wine Cellar and Tasting Room.