Case: I'm a prime rib fan and was in search for some good prime rib on my vacation.\nI ordered medium rare prime rib and my husband ordered medium steak. My prime rib is tender but a little over done. It is more like medium well. The prime rib meal came with a big glass of beer which which was good and refreshing. My husband's steak is not so good. It came out well done and he didn't finish it. Maybe it's just a bad day in the kitchen.
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Case: Oh how I hate the lines and the service. Especially the service. It seems like all employees, especially the ones behind the counters of rental car companies came straight from hell. Because we book via an European agent we seldom know which rental car company we're renting from. But we know after over 30 car rentals that Dollar and Thrifty have the worst staff. Their even rude and verbally aggressive if you don't take the suggested extra's.\n\nAnd it happens not sometimes, but all the times. Not taking the insurance and road side assistance made the man behind the counter lecturing me like I was retarded. Telling me hell would break loose if something would happen and I would go bankrupt and would not be able to leave The United States. They had my creditcard and knew were I lived. I'm thinking of filing a complaint.\n\nBoth with Thrifty for the rude way I was treated as with my agent. The sell you 'a complete package' so you don't have to worry about insurance. They even tell you not to take extra's because it's all in the package. Well, I'm at least in doubt. And knowing the culture of sueing people doesn't really help.\n\nAnd to make things worse, he just added it without asking. Because I asked why I had to pay $90 extra (besides the fuell) I've notice. \n\nBut on the bright side, and that is the one star, the lady pointing out the cars was very helpfull and friendly. Even got us an upgrade because she was out of cars in our range. In the past we've also experienced that we've just had to wait untill a car came in, or we had to pay extra.\n\nAnd excuse any grammar or spelling mistakes. English is not my fist language. And if that isn't bad enough, my Apple device keeps changing the words into 'proper Dutch'. Yes, you've guessed right, my first language.\nAnd excuse any grammar or spelling mistakes. English is not my fist language. And if that isn't bad enough, my Apple device keeps changing the words into 'proper Dutch'. Yes, you've guessed right, my first language.
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Case: Appreciated the convenience of the Mitre nearest the castle.  When I think of a Scottish restaurant, The Mitre is what I expected; historic feeling, accented dark wood furnishings, high ceilings, fireplace, great beers on tap and great Scottish food.  The service was on spot and  really enjoyed the haggis, fish and chips complimented with a nice Scottish ale.
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Case: The vegetarian options were numerous and delicious. I wouldn't do the veggie paella again though. Happy hour cannot be beat. When the weather allows, the outside patio along the canal is a great place to be.
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Case: The food is amazing I eat there everyday for my lunch break!and they have 50cent boneless wings Monday and Tuesday!but my most favorite thing is the hit fresh buttery rolls.
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Case: The music being played is awful. I'm one of three customers at 11:35 AM on a Wednesday. I'm scared to see what awaits me. There are lots of flies. Lots of TV screens and nice staff so far. No way can they afford being open with no customers at this time of day. I didn't want fast food. Now I'm regretting not going to Taco Bell for lunch.\n\nOkay, my food came. I ordered the Cali-Burger. I didn't like the bun. The meat lacked good flavor and the fries were terrible (really just sopping with grease).\n\nI asked for the WiFi password and was told \""because of the credit card machine even I don't know that!\""  Um, okay? \n\nI give this pace 5 months unless they make serious changes. \n\nBottom line, my lunch sucked. I would not come back here.
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Case: Stay away from here! I wish Yelp had a negative star rating.\nWe originally wanted to try the Shabu, but then we found out it was $500 a person. What shabu could possibly be worth $1000?!!\nThe waitress was overly nice and polite it was disgusting. The busboy would refill our sparkling water after every sip we took because the restaurant was pretty empty, pretty annoying. \nWe got a cucumber salad that came with a few pieces of cucumber in some mediocre sauce and cost $18! The waitress told us how great the seaweed salad too so we got that but was so nasty I couldn't have more than 2 bites. Everything there tasted weird in some way. We got their salmon sushi which the waitress claimed is flown overnight from Japan daily. It was very mushy and soft. The taste was ok, but the texture didn't feel right to me. The toro roll was too fishy and made me feel pretty sick. The food was expensive, but I don't mind paying a lot for good food, except this was the worst.\nAs soon as I left the restaurant I had trouble breathing. And a few hours later I was experiencing full-blown food poisoning, vomiting everything back up. It was horrible. I love sushi and I can't even think about eating fish again. I'm still suffering days after as I'm typing this.
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Case: Have gone there twice with family and service was horrible. Even after a year of opening. We never consider going there.
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They have the most rude manager ever! They always talk rudely in the back. They tell you to leave when you don't order right away. I love Del Taco but I won't put up with these people again.