Example: Four Peaks has been a great place to go eat and drink for many years now. Easily the best bar food menu around. Excellent bread and appetizers, very well done southwestern fare and amazing specials (I still haven't had one of their specials as they are usually pricey, they look amazing though!). \n\nThey have a great beer selection, as long as you are not looking for bud/miller/coors. Its all Four Peaks beer on the menu, makes for a nice change and a great taster! At the beginning of every month you can get the Hopsquatch, their barrel aged Barleywine, it doesn't last far beyond the beginning of the month. Seasonally they have a number of brews that are super-tasty (Pumpkin Porter, Peche...et al). You can also get growlers of their beers to take home and fill when you are there.\n\nI finally did brunch here, it is awesome. They do brunch better than most places that specialize in it! The breakfast croissant should be a regular menu item (OK that's one special I have had).
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Example: I went with a large group of people to this club on a Saturday night. We had, close to about 20 people in our group, for a shared birthday party. A lot of us decided this would be the perfect place to celebrate because we could get a few hotel rooms and not have to worry about finding a designated driver, as well as being able to dance and gamble a bit. We all went straight to Degree 270, as soon as we got to the club there was a line to get in, which is standard for any club. We waited about 20 minutes before we got to the front, but one guy in our group had on a black v-neck, which is not allowed so he was told he needed to go buy a shirt from the gift shop to get in, or get a collared shirt. His shirt was nice and not in any way offensive, but they would not let him in so our entire group did not go in. Because we had a few rooms and had already spent a lot of money in the hotel, we asked to talk to a manager to see if they could do anything for us. The hostess of the club laughed at us and made us wait for 15 minutes before she even called for a manager. When the manager came out she explained the policy of the dress code, but when looking at the sign it says \""refrain from wearing.\"" While the manager explained why we could not get inside, I watched a few guys get in the club wearing v-necks. When I mentioned that, she replied \""they are purple members,\"" well am I not spending my money here also? Is a plain black v-neck so offensive that it is worth turning down 20 people from a club that had a lot of money to spend? Then she decided to prove her point and went to the line of people and told all the men who didn't have the right attire to leave, I watched half the line walk away. The most disappointing moment of the night is when we talked to the main manager, whom when we explained our dilemma walked away from a guest as they were talking and said \""I HAVE BETTER THINGS TO DO!\"" (I should also mention this man he walked away from, serves for our country.) We did not swear and we did not get out of line. The sad part is everyone I watched enter that club left less than 10 minutes they entered. I could not get a refund for the room and ended up going to old town for the time of my life, even though I wasted all that money at the casino.
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Example: Finally, the wait is over, and it's time for the Marmot to weigh in on the latest Yelp flavor-of-the-month, Bachi Burger. Believe it or not, but when I decided to eat here, I was actually 100% in the dark about the place. Driving by the site a jillion times over the past months, I finally saw people inside & dining last week. Last night, Bobby H. and I decided that \""the new burger place on Windmill\"" sounded good. We had no idea what was in store for us - would the place be cheap or expensive? casual or not? sit down? take out?  Being that we were on our way home from Yogurtland, we already had our passports and were up for adventure. So to Bachi Burger we went!\n\nAnd boy was it a good thing that we were feeling jaunty. The place has 2 doors, one in the front and one in the back. But as we approached the Windmill side of the building, we had no idea if we were in the right spot or what we were supposed to do be granted entrance.  So I just opened the first unlocked door I could get my hands on. In we walked, to be greeted by a small'ish restaurant - entirely vacant save for us and the staff.  And we were outnumbered 3-1. After an awkward but friendly greeting, we sat a 2-top and started to take in the menu.\n\nTaking in the menu took much longer than you would've guessed for a 1-sheet burger joint, and was filled with a disproportionate amount \""Dude, check this out\"" and \""Holy shit, that sounds good\"" (along with an occasional \""I wonder if anyone's Yelp'ed this place yet!?\"" from me). While we were deciding, our 100% adorable waitress came back often to check on us and offer more drinks (which was a portent of things to come). The menu has been covered pretty well in other posts, and the food mostly has too, so I won't get in too much depth here. We started with the garlic & truffle edamame, which were good, but very oily and better with additional salt. I had the Kiki's Burger, which was fucking awesome, and Bobby H put together his own bbq burger, con ketchup, bacon, and cheese. He was pretty blown away by his, especially considering the plain-seeming list of ingredients. We split some salt & pepper fries with our burgers, and we were both very fond of them. After our burgers, I had a cup of Vietnamese coffee, which ended up being a bit of a travesty, since neither Adorable Waitress nor msyelf are particularly well-informed about the customs of said coffee. \n\nCheck time eventually came around, and with a disproportion-ally large tip the total came to $42.xx. $42 is not a lot of money at all for a dinner for 2, buutttttttt....$42 is kinda a lot of money for 1 order of edamame, 2 not-huge burgers, 1 order of fries, 2 sodas, and 1 cup of coffee.  Especially in a place with paper napkins. We were not unhappy, but it's not exactly a bargain. \n\nOn service & awkwardness: Reading other reviews now on Yelp, I see mention of issues with slow service. On this matter, we had 0 qualms. For all I know the service might have been quote-unquote slow, but I personally enjoy a leisurely meal, and at no point did I or Bobby feel like we were waiting around for anything. But that's not to say the service was perfect.  When you walk in, you have no idea what the process is to sit down and eat. No \""Please Wait to be Seated\"" sign, no clearly demarcated place to stand and wait for a hostess, etc. And shortly after starting our edamame, Adorable Waitress brought us hand-sanitizer wipes - like giant-sized moist wipes from rib places or casino coffee shops, but with kanji all over the wrapper. Maybe we're just not continental enough, but it confused the fuck out of us. Yeah, I know that I have bouts of social awkwardness that make Larry David look like The Dude, but I can't be the only one who's felt a little uncomfortable or confused here. Adorable Waitress seemed about as familiar with her duties as we were, which only added to her adorableness, but didn't make the meal any easier. That's not to say that either of us was at all displeased with her service; any lack of knowledge was replaced with large amounts of friendliness. Friendliness and tenacity. The girl came by our table very frequently, and each of us turned down more than a couple of offers for a refill.\n\nIn summation: we really fucking like this place. It's not perfect, but it's unique, conveniently located, and open till 2AM (which will certainly come in handy).\n\nPRO-TIP: This one's for the establishment. Bachi Burger, please figure out what kind of restaurant you want to be and pick matching music. Whatever semi-trendy shit that was playing when we first sat down lent an aire of hipness, but the Jack Johnson garbage that came on later definitely made the place feel like the Henderson strip-mall burger joint that it is. Nothing makes a $9 burger feel overpriced like light rock.
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Example: I am so sorry I bothered going there.  The service was awful, the room was dismal and boring, and no one smiled in the hotel.  I went into the sports store and asked where the SF Giants World Series gear was and was met with no smiles and short answers of \""nothing here\"".  No customer service whatsoever.....its like the employees hate to work there..... the returns on the slots were non existant......I will NEVER go there again.
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Example: a lot of money for nothing , I stilla to have my problem and I still to pain.
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Example: The food is always great, the drinks fresh, and the atmospher rich.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Pretty much perfection.  We split the duck pancakes and the squash blossom appetizers, both were excellent.  I had the 16 spice chicken (I think that is the name) and a side order of cauiflower gratin.  The chicken was moist and the gratin was super cheesy goodness but not overdone and you could still taste the cauliflower.  Yummy!  Wish I could duplicate this place in the Bay Area.  Will definitely be checking out the outpost in NY when I go next time.  The cactus margarita was tasty as well.  But I do have to say that my meal with booze was not cheap at all but well worth it!