Example: I stay in hotels 3-5 nights a week. This hotel has some pros: bed was comfortable with nice clean warm comforters. This hotel appears old and in much need of upgrading. Old dark brown doors that look like they have been hanging sine the 60s.  It was below zero outside and the heat would be off every day when entering room.  Really???  A deep clean needs to be done in rooms.  I had to move chair slightly to find a shoe and it was pretty dusty. I ordered room service 3 days for breakfast. First day, it was good. Second day, not as good. Third day, it was awful. Omelet was brown inside from being overlooked.  Walls were very thin. I heard the guy next door on the phone at 5:30 AM. Not good!!!  The shuttle was wonderful.  It was below zero outside and it was nice to get shuttle to restaurants at night. Some front desk people were fabulous and some not so much.  It was interesting.
Class: Japhetide


Example: Since the takeover of Red Stone Grill, we've been meaning to visit Straight Up Gaming and Martini Lounge.  A recent  Yelp event gave us a taste, which was a good thing since we found ourselves in the neighborhood earlier this week.\n\nI remember they were offering Happy Hour from 4 pm to 7 pm, so we scooted our butts in for some Monday night football.\n\nHappy Hour means half all appetizers (except the Spicy Ahi) and $2 off drinks.\n\nAfter walking in and the bartender greeting us, we took a seat in the dining room in front of the large screen.  With a pretty decent selection of apps to choose from, we decided on four:\n\n* Potato Pancakes \""Ham, potato and chive pancakes with applesauce and your choice of horseradish or sour cream.\"" ($7.99)  Four pancakes that are lightly fried and tasty.  We automatically got sour cream with ours, which was no biggie since we didn't even remember horseradish was an option.\n\n* Crab Cakes \""Crab cakes drizzled with our creamy mustard sauce and pineapple relish.\"" ($10.95) - You actually get crab cakes, as in the plural, when you order this.  Three to be exact.  And the creamy sauce added to this dish very nicely.  You can tell there's definitely a decent amount of crab and not just filler in these cakes.\n\n* Chicken Wings \""Ten wings served with celery, carrots and your choice of ranch or bleu cheese dressing.  Available in BBQ, Honey Mustard, Teriyaki, or Buffalo style.\"" (Boneless $11.95 / Traditional $10.95)  The Husband remembers seeing other yelpers order this from before, so he was game to get his own share.  I was surprised when the order of 11 wings showed  up.  He chose boneless and buffalo style.  They were meaty pieces of poultry and what a steal at half off! \n\n* Queso Cammarones \""Shrimp, artichoke hearts and sauteed spinach, melted together in a blend of provolone, romano and parmesan cheeses.  Served with tortilla chips.\"" ($8.95) - Your basic artichoke and spinach dip, but taken to a new level with shrimp hidden underneath.  It's a heavy dish and you definitely need to share this one for sure! \n\nService - what can I say?  Our waitress was friendly, the owner said hello when he passed by, and someone from the kitchen came by to chat with us not once, but twice!  And the bartender thanked us for coming in when we left!  They are a friendly bunch here!  We even got little martini shakers as gifts during out visit! \n\nOther appetizers worth checking out would be their oysters on a half shell, bleu cheese tomatoes, and red pepper hummus! Next time!\n\nOverall, I'm always pleased when I find a restaurant with great happy hour specials and Straight Up definitely offers some good ones! \n\nThey also have different events for each day...better call ahead to double check if they are still going on though!\n\nMondays: Buy One Get One Specialty Martini 1/2 off 7 pm to close; karaoke at 10 pm with Karate Karaoke\n\nTuesdays: 2 for 1 Tacos, 2 for 1 Coronas, $4 Margaritas\n\nWednesdays: Live Jazz at 9 pm\n\nThursdays: 50% Off Specialty Martinis for Ladies from 7 pm to midnight\n\nFridays: Live Hawaiian and Reggae Bands at 11 pm\n\nSaturdays: Beauty Industry receive $3 off Specialty Martinis and 50% Appetizers\n\nSundays: Sunday Brunch at 10 am to 2 pm; Hospitality Industry receive 50% food and drinks all day; Wii Games from 6 pm to closing with a winner getting a free well drink!\n\nUpdate!  We returned the following week...\n\n* Roasted Red Pepper Hummus \""Served with crispy tortilla chips.\"" ($6.95) - It's served with pita chips, not tortilla chips.  But that wasn't the problem, the hummus was really dried out.  Not sure if they make their own, but it was definitely lacking in olive oil.  I thought I had tried it before at an event, but I guess not.  Nonetheless, I brought home the leftovers and added some EVOO to help bring it back to life.  It still was lacking.\n\nWe also ordered the chicken wings again and attempted to order their \""Spicy Garlic\"" style, which was something off the menu.  Unfortunately, the day we went, that chef working wasn't familiar with that style.  He did offer to make it for us, but we decided to stick with what was on the menu.  They also ran out of ranch dressing.  We were told they make it fresh, and the waitress was able to scrape up a little bit of what was left.  But by the time she asked if I needed more, the wings were done. Oh well.
Class: patruity


Example: Great food. The green curry is the best I've ever tasted!
Class: patruity


Example: Do not go to this restaurant if you care about customer service. The place was empty and the service was horrid. We walked out and will NEVER return
Class: Japhetide


Example: Wanted to check this out because we go to the movies at Concord a lot. Ive noticed that it is never busy even at times that should be. Checked out the takeout menu, and it was a 1 page \""flier\"" with only a few items. Reluctantly we ate here, and it was very disappointing.   My wife ordered the wings and they came out immediately.  It was obvious that they were cooked earlier and put in the microwave.  I ordered a pizza and it was overloaded with bad cheese.  Also, you could tell by the taste of the pizza that it was not fresh dough and frozen.  I dont think this place will last very long and hopefully Concord Mills can find a better restaurant to serve the needs of the mall goers esp the movie crowd which is right next to it.
Class: Japhetide


Example: My new addiction on healthy ... and not only is this place healthy... its good for you ... it's a treat for your body... your senses... and packaged in a way that travels well for someone on the go ... say if your a fly girl like me! I have been to all 3 stores in the valley. I like the one near me on Shea and Tatum. It doesn't have the 'kitchen' but everyone is friendly and helpful. In fact, the last time the guy walked out my Fit Foods purchase to my car. How's that for service! I have my favorite foods like Brian's Enchiladas, which at the small portion size is perfect for me. I love the Salmon and Pear Salsa ...again I get the small portion size but it comes in medium and large and all are calorie and serving breakdown conscious. I am on a gluten free diet lately for health reasons affiliated with migraines. These foods freeze well and the staff was even a little surprised when I shared that with them. I don't think the price is off at all.. it's fresh and it's healthy and if you went to buy and prepare this on your own you would be spening the same or more. Worth the trip... I hope MyFitFoods opens more stores.. My heart adores!
Class: patruity


Example: Husnus....definitely my \""date place\"" freshman year before I could a) afford anything else and b) get anywhere off campus.  On the first block of Street....this place is a great value.  $12 for salad and an entree.  I love the kabobs and anything with lamb in it.  The yogurt dressing is really good and the bread is very traditional.  Don't miss it, no matter how many much more expensive meals I have, I always return to this favorite. 5 stars.
Class: patruity


Example: I've been to Cantina 1511 about 5 few times now and I have to say I have mixed feelings about it.\n\nThe food is wonderful. It's creative and classic and delicious. The salsa is some of the best I've had in Charlotte and being from Southern AZ this is a big deal.\n\nMy mixed feelings come from the service. I have yet to have good service at Cantina 1511. The waitstaff seems confused by the menu, today my server asked ME questions about the menu. When I am there I feel like I am always waiting for something. \n\nIt is a shame because the food is really good and I love the atmosphere but if I am going to be paying $15 bucks for tacos I expect the service to be worth it.
Class: Japhetide
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Everything about this theatre is crisp and clean & very well presented.  They was not 1 thing out of place: from the ticket sales area, to the front entrance & lobby, and the bar area.  (Should have more seating for waiting before the show and to have drinks at.)\n\nInside the theatre, the seating at the tables was set-up to a \""T\"".  Nothing was out of place, and all the tables were perfecting set.  Our sever was extremely attentive and was great about answering any questions we had in regards to the menu, food, and wine.  The 1 order of chicken tasted pretty weird, but my prime rib was good, as well as the order of short ribs.  Bread basket was nice and hot.  Kids liked the chocolate  fondue with fruit.\n\nIt was my mistake for not reading the description of the production we saw to be better informed that is was not the broadway show of Phantom of the Opera, rather it was just \""Phantom\"" we saw.  None of the known broadway songs in the original play from Andrew Llyod Weber were sung.  Although this is based from the same book, I, as well as others around me, we quite disappointed that the smash-hit we were used to and loved was not the same.  The stage sets, costumes, make-up and effects were all good for the venue.  I guess I was just expecting the same play in which I had seen on broadway previously.  It was still an overall good experience.