Example: Raku is one of the best Japanese restaurants I've been to and way better than most Japanese restaurants in San Francisco.  Everything prepared on the robata grill is exquisite - everything finishes with a smoky finish.  I especially loved the ibarico pork, duck breast with balsamic vinegar. Other items like the asparagus okaki, onsen tamago with uni and ikura, sashimi salad, agedashi handmade tofu, foie gras don - all delicious.  Very nice staff - service is Japanese specialty.
Class: overdearly


Example: Outside in front of the business you have two employees smoking cigarettes. Nice.... First thing I want to do when I walk into a restaurant is smell cigarette smoke. Why don't these employees smoke in the back of the restaurant? Blatantly not  giving a sh*t.  Once you walked in, you see a sign that says \""Please wait here to be seated\"". I stood there and right in front of me I see the Men's bathroom door and a folding table filled with napkins, silverware, and menus. Its pretty rare to see a server station look like that all out in the open.  The place was half full at 2pm. Servers were walking around but no host to welcome new customers. I stood there for about 5 minutes without getting greeted by anyone. The food isn't worth the terrible service. Never coming back.
Class: irrepressibleness


Example: I'm conflicted about this review because its a local business owner and Josh is a relatively nice guy. Let me explain...I went to FACC for a brake inspection on my 08 Sienna, I didn't have any issues with the breaks but it had been a few years since they have been inspected.\n  Josh comes out does a quick visual of the brakes in the parking lot. And quotes a price of $350 for the front brakes, rotors, and labor. I'm not a car expert but I thought that was kind of high. I thanked him and said \""I'm going to get some more quotes and will get back to you.\""\n  I went to my next appointment, who specializes in BRAKES and proclaims themselves to be the Masters, they took my vehicle into the bay with in 5 minutes and performed a full inspection of my front and rear brakes. Their recommendations were to replace front brakes and they gave me an est. 1/3 of FACC. I thought to myself why was my est. at FACC so much more expensive. I called FACC and spoke to a technician Jason? He explained to me why the est. was $350; they use high quality parts, replace rotors, labor. Then I asked about the warranty? He didn't know how long it was? \nI thanked him and since I went to FACC because of the high marks in yelp, I said that I may have to leave a negative comment because I felt like I was being cheated. Jason says,\"" Well we get plenty of great comments, yours wouldn't matter\"".  And hung up!\n  At this point my car is already being worked on, at a cheaper cost, with a lifetime warranty on the brakes! \n  10 min. later I receive a voice mail from Josh. He states that he looked up the cost of the repair and he miss quoted, they actual cost would be $280. He apologizes for the $20 difference in pricing. $350-280= is more than a $20 difference.\nI called Josh back and he went into detail of why the cost was high. FACC does not specialize in just brakes and do not have the right equipment to resurface the rotors, therefore have to charge you for new ones, plus high end parts and labor=$$$\n  To josh's credit he did call me back and tried to get my business and apologized for his technicians customer service. According to the other great reviews I'm sure he does a wonderful job on everything except for the most important part of the vehicle.
Class: irrepressibleness


Example: Things to do on New Years day...Recover from a hangover !\n\nWell no, I am now an older, more mature Dave, so it's ceiling light shopping...Seriously, my life has come to looking for ceiling lights :-(\n\nOh well, the wife wanted a new light for the bedroom, we hunted around (these things are expensive !) and we have totally different tastes, but we agreed on one we found here.\n\noriginal price $349, marked down to $159, the magic words \""best price, cash, out the door\""\n\nThe response, $100...Sold !\n\nOk, the have a good selection, the prices are good, the people are friendly, what more can you ask for ?
Class: overdearly


Example: Best Soulfood I had since i've lived in Vegas and thats saying alot being that Vegas is deprived in the food catogory
Class: overdearly


Example: sadly, the Tacos El Gordo near the strip has closed down so we have to go here for the heavenly tacos. I rated it down one because we waited an hour and a half for our tacos. It was hell while my legs and back were killing me but when I tasted it, all my regrets went away. The seatings are super limited and very cramp cause there is a line in each section. \n\nI also have found a new favorite: Vampiro. So good. I think I'll be getting that next time I go there. A crunchy outside, with awesome adobada meat, topped w/ other ingredients that just went so well together. Also they gave us grilled pineapple which was amazing when you eat it w/ the adobado tacos. \n\nStill love the place, just it's a lot more cramp and the wait is horrendous.
Class: overdearly


Example: Ran in and got myself some quick take-out as I was running around town\n\nBacon, Egg, and Chees on a toasted onion bagel\nHam, Egg, and Cheese on a toasted onion bagel\n\nThe bagels were rubbery, but not as much as the egg.  It is amazing what can happen at different stores in the same chain.  I must say, I wasn't hungry after I was done.
Class: irrepressibleness


Example: This place was great until we tried to pay. The server became very rude and tried to make us order extra while we were waiting for our bill, she then gave us multiple dirty looks until we left. Also, my friend got food poisoning here from the onion rings. The burgers are expensive and average. Not the best place to eat.
Class: irrepressibleness
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I went here a couple weeks ago to check out METALHEAD on a Sunday night.  I didn't venture around the place so I can only review the music venue portion of the bar.  The cover charge was more than reasonable ($5) and the sound was pretty good.  It really gets packed pretty fast so I would recommend getting there early if coming to see a show.  $5 for a bottled beer really didn't surprise me for a place like this.  Not that it's a bad thing, it seemed like that kind of joint when I walked in so just be prepared to shell out some money if you plan on throwing a few back.  Overall, I really like the place and will be back to check out other shows and explore the rest of the bar.