Text - Horrible service, horrible attitudes. I created a yelp account to write this review. Absolutely rude and incredibly expensive.
Group - counterpronunciamento


Text - We went in here on a whim to see what a Kolaches is. Its a hot dog with dough around it and fillings inside. The dough nuts were flavorful and the Kolaches was pretty tasty also. the bread was good and we got a free doughnut after we had paid. Very friendly staff and yummy doughnuts. About four dollars for a kolashe and a old fashion dough nut and then the free one.
Group - atrochal


Text - If you wanna be sold a bogus plan, come to this location.  My Mom and I had a perfectly good plan so I went in to buy one of those portable Wifi devices to use strictly for my laptop and iPhone.  Dude sees our current plan--unlimited text, data, talk, you know a PERFECTLY good plan.  I simply just wanted to buy my portable device and go along my way.  So homeboy pretty much sells me on a deal by looking at my current plan which has me, my mom and grandma.  Between my mom and I, we supposedly only used 3 gigs of data a month because we have smart phones. I'm not a tech person, I don't care about gigs or whatever so I'm like oh ok that's good right? Apparently it was and he tells me he can switch my plan for us to have 10 gigs all together a month because our bill would be cheaper and this is now including my wifi device. So I'm like ok, cool.  Get the approval from my mom since she's the primary and we good to go.  3 or 4 days later I look on the device and see we've already used 4 gigs of data.  Didn't he tell me between the two of us we only use 3 a month? At this point I'm pissed! After about a week or so, we go over our gigs but best believe we don't pay for any overages because we were lied too.  Then on top of that we were charged an activation fee and deactivation fee that he NEVER mentioned but luckily the company waived all the fees because we were duped.  On top of that, the sales guy tried to holla but totally got denied.  How unprofessional can someone be.  You sell me a  BS plan and hit on me about a week later on Facebook. You'll never see me at this location again.  I might just get a verizon device because at least I know what to expect now!\n\nOh and by the way, they don't close at 9:00pm, it's 7:00pm.  I was going in there for a replacement charger but nope! Closed!  I had to go to the ratchet Wal Mart and buy one for twice as much!
Group - counterpronunciamento


Text - After days of junking it up w/ fried foods in Sin City, I needed something light and green in my life. I ordered a vegan Buffalo Chicken wrap. The wrap was large (I could only eat 1/2 of it) and it came with a simple green (think super greens) salad with a balsamic dressing. The wrap was mostly shredded lettuce, but it also had a fair share of the soy chicken, and the buffalo sauce (comes on the side) was yum! It was good, and it was just what I needed. The next time I'm in Vegas I will go back to try some of their other vegan food options.\n\nNow, on to desserts. OMG First of all, there were not just one or two vegan options. There were MANY options for cakes and cookies. I finally settled on three (yes, 3): \n1- Hot Fudge Sundae Cake: I don't know if I should say anything, because I don't want to ruin the surprise for anyone. The icings were reminiscent of chocolate and vanilla ice cream, it had a chocolate ganache (the hot fudge), sprinkles, vanilla cake, and a surprise filling inside, which made me want to do back flips. So rich, I could only take 1 bite.\n\n2- Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cake: a chocolate cake, chocolate icing, strawberry, a chocolate chip cookie piece on top, and the surprise chocolate chip cookie dough in the middle. SO delicious and very rich; again, I could only eat 1 bite. You could easily split this with 4 people, or have enough to last a few days.\n\n3 - Lemon Raspberry Cream Cake: lemon infused cake and icing with raspberry. The perfect sweet & tart combination.\n\nThe cakes were $6.50 each, and very much worth every penny. This place should be a \""must do\"" on every vegan's list, esp those with a sweet tooth.\n\nThey have their own little area with sitting just for their customers, and the employees were nice and very helpful.
Group - atrochal
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Firstoff, this event is cheap as hell. It is more economical than the cost of a regular ole' concert these days. That has to be taken into account by Yelpers reviewing right? Right? \n\nApparently not for this listing. Reviewers expect Coachella VIP climate-controlled restrooms, golf carts -- complete with complementary champagne --  to zip you from stage to stage, and hologram performances of all their favourite rockers from yesteryear, all for 17$ (including LET). Get real. \n\nYou are not going to run into Lindsey Lohan, Paris Hilton, or Danny DeVito here. \n\nI must say before I continue that my lone experience with this event is the 2013 iteration. I cannot judge it to Extreme Things of the past. I will not judge it with major music festivals because entry to this event did not set me back 300$ USD.  I had thought about going in past years but there were always conflicting shows and Extreme Thing did not win out. In any case, this year's ET was an enjoyable time for me. \n\nI heard everyone I wanted to hear this year: The Aquabats! (who alone I have paid in excess of the ticket price for ET) and Sage Francis, who I had never heard live as far as I can remember (too many hip hop festival memories live in a haze) and who absolutely was worth the price of admission by himself (and then some). \n\nCould it be better? Yeah. \nIs it good enough for 17$-20$? Uh, have you purchased a concert ticket in the last ten years?\n\nThere are no in-and-outs, and I mean the practice of coming in and out of gates, not the fast food establishment. Big fucking deal. Plan ahead. The individuals complaining -- and there were many -- clearly have internet capabilities in order to go all over the world wide webs griping about the (new?) policy. So they could have checked the website and seen that it CLEARLY stated that there were no ins and outs before attending this year.\n\nThey do not allow food or refillable water bottles either, but I easily snuck in the former and they let pass the latter because it was plastic (with the explicit directive not to take it out [which I did not until I was at the water fountain filling up or when drinking; in other words, I took it out]). \n\nThis is a good little music festival for the price they charge for admission. - E