Case: Love this place. Friendly knowledgeable staff.
Classification: infrarenally


Case: this is where we get our scripts filled , fast friendly service !!!
Classification: infrarenally


Case: Dieses Hotel hat seine guten Zeiten lange hinter sich. Das vermittelt sich an allen Ecken und Enden. Schon bei der Ankunft pr\u00e4sentiert sich das Haus von aussen als h\u00e4sslicher Hochhaus Kasten aus den 1960ern.\n\n\n Der Check In wird von einer \u00fcberaus freundlichen und sehr jungen Mitarbeiterin schnell und versiert erledigt - allerdings erst, nachdem ich den Check In der 7 G\u00e4ste vor mir abgewartet habe. Das M\u00e4dchen ist n\u00e4mlich ganz alleine. Derweil haben Anrufer Pech. Die Rezeptionistin kann nicht auch noch telefonieren, will sie nicht von der zunehmend genervten Meute vor ihrem Schalter gelyncht werden.\n\n\n Zwischendurch \""st\u00f6ren\"" immer wieder Menschen, die nur ihre Koffer bei der Rezeption abholen wollten, die sie dort untergestellt hatten.\n\n\n Zeitgenossen, die eigentlich nur die rabattierte Parkgeb\u00fchr f\u00fcr das benachbarte \u00f6ffentliche Parkhaus zahlen m\u00f6chten, m\u00fcssen sich hinten bei den Ein- und Auscheckenden anstellen. Wartezeit gut 30 Minuten.\n\n\n Auf dem Weg zum Zimmer offenbart der winzige Lift das Alter des Geb\u00e4udes: Baujahr 1964...\n\n\n Das Zimmer ist erwartungsgem\u00e4ss immerhin fast sauber (Duschkopf total verkalkt) , das Bad im Charme der 1980er. R\u00f6hren TV, Minibar. Gutes Kissen und gute Bettdecke.\n\n\n Die Bar bietet am Abend Raum f\u00fcr einen Absacker. Ein zweites Getr\u00e4nk habe ich mir aber erspart, denn in der Bar wird tats\u00e4chlich geraucht!\n\n\n Das Fr\u00fchst\u00fccksbuffet rangiert im unteren Mittelfeld; nicht spektakul\u00e4r schlecht, aber auch nicht das Gegenteil davon.\n\n\n Fazit: In der Viersternekategorie ist das Best Western Queens Hotel um mindestens einen Stern \u00fcberbewertet. Wenn ich es vermeiden kann, werde ich nicht wieder dort wohnen.
Classification: parkway


Case: My boyfriend and I stopped in on the way to see a movie (he had already inhaled a DQ ice cream, but I'm lactose intolerant, so I was still hunting for something sweet as we walked around the outdoor mall).  Cupcakes aren't exactly my top choice, but as I am a cake decorator, I do enjoy trying out other baker's wares.  \nWe ordered a smores cupcake to split because these things are massive!  For $3.75, it's really not a bad price, especially since Sprinkles costs about the same and the cupcake is half the size.  The cake was very chocolaty and moist, so score one for Caketini, however, I was honestly disappointed at the missing ingredient in my smores cupcake.  They baked a graham cracker crust onto the bottom of the chocolate cupcake, so we've got the grahams and the chocolate, but where were the marshmallows?  Oh, wait, there were 3 or 4 miniature ones on top of the cupcake.  Um...in case no one here has had a smore in a while, the marshmallow is a major component and needs to be given ample representation!  With a cupcake this big, you have a perfect opportunity to fill it with homemade marshmallow filling, or Fluff if you just don't want to waste time making it yourself.  The end result was basically a chocolate cupcake with graham cracker crumbs in it.  It actually made it hard to get through the whole cupcake because both my boyfriend and I lost interested before we had finished it.  \nHopefully someone that works there reads this and realizes they are missing a great opportunity to fix a boring cupcake.  \nI might be back to try another flavor, but honestly, I wouldn't make a special trip.
Classification: parkway


Case: Doc...you mean to tell me you made a time machine out of a delorean? I grew up on Canter's in LA. Ok wait not really....then I would have had the 15 cent sammiches. No I had the 8-12 dollar sandwiches....Yea so I'm not that old. BUT STILL. TI made this place a neo retro future version of Canter's with old pictures of the LA Canter's like it burned down. Yes instead of walking into the smells of fresh bread and pastries....walk in to the sounds of people chittering over scripts and synagogues. You brush through the smells of smoke and air conditioning with the sounds of slot machines and drunkeness....to NEO SPACIAN CANTER'S\nSure the menu is slightly the same.....I do happen to remember a plethora of items on the menu at Canter's LA. \n\n\""But Jefe....do you even know what a plethora is?\""\n\nYea I did miss my Pastrami with COLESLAW IN THE SANDWICH! or my Corned beef. WITH COLESLAW IN THE SANDWICH! The pickles were alright. They didn't seem pickled enough. I asked the people there and they said it's all the same stuff from LA. They did have these chocolate pastry things. I forget what they're called. Some Jewish something of somesort.\n\nThe matzo ball soup. Still better than the deli at Caesar's. Yea so it's cute, they give you a plastic pickle number so Canter's people bring you your food. Wait doesn't carl's jr do that? Yea I just don't think that's cool. Bring me a waiter or waitress that has stories from the golden age of Hollywood and LA. Overall. The romance and beauty of Canter's LA isn't there. It's been replaced by a spaceship replica of Lost in Space. Food Selection I expect more.....I do like to come here to get if not a small taste of home....So I'm on the fence. 3.5 stars and I'll round up....
Classification: infrarenally


Case: Service and execution need help. On our third visit to modern grove the kitchen was a disaster. Sandwiches came out looking beautiful until you turned it over to discover the bottom was black. Asked for a replacement grilled cheese which they graciously supplied. Unfortunately, the cheese was not melted?\n\nFor a group of six, kitchen sent out 2 meals, several minutes later came next 3 meals. Last person was served 10 minutes later than the rest of the party. Steak sandwich was served rare not by request. \n\nEmbarrassing that service is so hit or miss. Get your act together and I'll be back!
Classification: parkway
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Chad went the extra mile to make sure my family was comfortable in the blazing heat when my air conditioner went on to better places. really thorough, experts and professionals, Jeremy also is always available to answer questions or solve problems, even not related to the AC.