Case: I heard about the Circle Bar on the Highway radio station on the way to Vegas. Happy hour on Saturday from 4pm-8pm...Wait what the? Happy hours on the weekends in Socal are completely unheard of! So I decided to pay a visit here. \n\nI must say it wasn't something truly spectacular, but I do love the convenience of being in the middle of the casino floor and looking on to the traffic in the entire casino. If you have never been to the Hard Rock, the entire casino is a circle and basically you are in the middle of it.  The happy hour prices were decent for Vegas. I was able to get two goose drinks for under $18, which is a great deal. The music videos on screen do not match up with the music that is played in the club. It took me the longest time to figure that out. The bartender was quick to serve and was definitely friendly even though it was happy hour. Usually happy hour you expect cheeseball service, we did not get that here.  The ceilings changing colors definitely makes for some good pictures without added photo shop special effects.  Speaking of something special... I saw Katy Perry walk by with a bunch of flashing bulbs. I had to chug the rest and chase her down for some photos. I am guessing this is a typical night at the Hard Rock. \n\nThe Circle Bar is definitely worth the stop if you are there for a quick drink before a game, or a night of just some drunken good time.
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Case: Find another company.  Unresponsive and sloppy.\n\nI needed some trees planted and sprinkler repair (15 gallons and one 24\"" box), and  found this company through a Craigslist Ad - first mistake.  At first they were fine on the phone, and were responsive.  They sent a crew out right away to dig holes and plant the trees, and was told someone would be out to estimate the sprinklers.  He said  'I always check on my guys and will check on the sprinklers'  - he was a no-show.  The crew was very polite - I'll give them that.    I bought the compost and told them to blend 50/50 per the tree plantation's instructions and I watched them use handfuls.  They used one bag for 7 or so trees.  They offered to stake the trees for free, so I ran to a nursery, got the supplies and they didn't stake them all, and left after I went to work.  I tried to contact them, but they didn't respond.  The worst part is that they didn't really plant all of the trees.  Two had rootballs sticking out the ground, they put dirt berms around some, but not all trees.  The ground surrounding the trees and inside the berms was still very hard - they just covered and circled it - only planting enough for the root and trunk without breaking up the soil for transplant.  Some were staked but not tied to the trees themselves.  If you need fenceposts planted, they're fine.  They don't know their trees.  I appreciated the 'free staking if you'll get the supplies but I won't hold my guys for this' offer, but if they won't follow through, then they shouldn't say anything.  This place is great until they get your check but  if you need them again, they won't bother.  If you spend a lot of money and time on your trees/plants, go somewhere else or do it yourself.  Still haven't heard back on the sprinklers, but enough on this company - I have digging and mulching to do to save these trees.
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Case: I've been shopping at Easley's for about four years now and I love it!!! not only do they have everything I need for my costumes, it is also a fun and exciting place to shop. I feel like it's a sort of Disneyland for adults! \n\nI came here with my Mom since we are both attending my niece's costume themed wedding. the staff were very helpful and seemed to really enjoy themselves and their job. they helped my mom find the perfect Witch of Oz costume and helped me with my Marilyn Monroe costume.  \n\nnot only do they have  all the costumes you could want and need - but all the accessories you could even think of. brooms, hats, jewelry, headpieces - right down the witch-buckles that attach to the end of your shoe! great, great fun. thanks Easley's :)
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Case: This is the worst pizza hut EVER. It took over an hour and a half to have it delivered (the place is literally 5 minutes from my house & i ordered a fight on TV so I didn't want to leave my house to pick it up!) \n\nSo anyways, I ordered a pizza with double mushroom on half of the pizza and when it came, it had maybe like 5 mushrooms on it. lol. And I am a buffalo wing fanatic so of course i ordered extra crispy wings with mild sauce on them. They were completely in-edible. I had one wing and threw the rest out ($15 in the trash). The food was also all pretty much room temperature when I got it.\n\nAnd the thing that irked me the most was that I was giving the delivery guy a cash tip and I asked if I should put that on the receipt I signed when I payed with a credit card. Can you believe this guy actually tried to trick me into putting down a tip on the credit card on top of his cash tip. lol.\n\nNever ordering from this place again!!!
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Case: I'm torn with giving this place two or three stars, but I'm going to go with two. I really enjoy the yogurt, but here are a few reasons as to why I'm going with two. \n\nThe good: I love their yogurt, especially their peanut butter yogurt. They pile it on high and the toppings are delicious too! They put them on the bottom of your cup as well as on the sides. \n\nThe bad: It's a bit overpriced considering that there are tons of self-service yogurt places. How are they supposed to stay in business if they can't compete with the prices of other yogurt places? I will have to make a special drive or just go there if I'm out that way because the closest one to me is miles away. They seem to be closing them up around the valley and very few are open and unfortunately  I don't live by one. The inside was a bit dirty and it was empty.
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Case: Had a few people tell.me about it, like Asian dishes and decided to give it a try. They also serve Italian food, kind of weird. Its not the typical hole in the wall feel. feels like a small coffee shop. \n\nGot the pad thai and added chicken. Was presently surprised at the amount of chicken that was on the plate. That soon was wrecked when I found multiple pieces of pure fat and the food was bland.\n\nThe kitchen staff is loud, saw another employee give the cooks cash (I assume tips) them handle it and not wash hands. I immediately stopped eating, finished my beer and left.\n\nNot a good expierence, I won't be back.
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Case: Best breakfast in Phoenix. Great prices and you will not believe how much food you get and it taste great. If the line looks long don't worry you will not have more than a 20 minute wait. At least we never have and we go every weekend. Our favorites are the chicken fried stake and the breakfast croissant breakfast. You will have leftovers with any meal you choose.
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Case: Brunch today with hubby and best friends--good food, glad I don't have to fly to ABQ just to get adovada,
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Classify the following: Figure, I'd yelp about this too, especially since this is the newest and most raved buffet in Vegas right now.  It's definitely set at a good price.  and for that, you get what you paid for.  Don't get me wrong, its pretty daymn good and I left the place carrying mah belly  and all, but if you were expecting something like the Rio, or from what I remember, it's not like that.  Their seafood selection isn't great, but it does have the usual snow crabs which taste about right.  I hate it when some places have them extremely salty.  \n\nBut everything else is about a fair quality with a variety of foods from different cuisines.  I remmeber I kept going back for the crabs and mainly the prime rib.  Their prime rib and other roasts were definitely good as well.  So, if you wanna try a new venue, maybe check out the PH and try out the buffet.  AGain don't be expecting no Rio.  It's far from that.