Case: Gave it one more shot.  Started off good with the owner bringing menus and a quick welcoming smile.  Down hill from there.  No coffee, had to wait 15 mnutes for it to brew, burnt fries in very old oil, food that took forever and when it finally came out it was as if it was thrown together without a second thought.\n\nQuality slipping and waitress overload...  Shoulda known better when the waitress said we have a cook trainee, if there's anything wrong, we can fix it.
Classification: reattentive


Case: Before you judge me for all my late-night kebab eating sins, hear me out.\n\nOk,yes, I had a hankering for hot meat, in a sandwich, at 11.30pm on a Thursday night. After a search on the Yelp app showed up no open Subway outlets nearby, I realised I would have to resort to a kebab.\n\nKebab shops in Scotland are generally unhealthy. Greasy, often coupled with chips, probably only 5% meat. But I was desperate.\n\nSo when I stumbled upon Pasha I was very pleasantly surprised. Clean, bright, with a menu that included chicken kebabs, and a very clean, fresh looking salad bar. I ordered my chicken kebab and waited as Ali (this is the guys name, we had time to chat and become acquainted!) grilled me some fresh chicken. Not pre-heated nonsense.\n\nAs I was waiting, we got chatting. Turns out it's a new store, only 6 months old, and Ali and his brother run it having just moved over from Turkey themselves 6 months ago. So, this is gen-yoo-un Turkish kebabs folks. Yes, it's a takeaway outlet that will cater to a lot of late-nighters but it lacks all the grease, curry sauce, and salt&vinegar of your regular kebab shops.\n\nThe kebab itself was delicious. In a huge wholemeal pitta bread, with fresh salad, and charcoaly-tasting hot chicken, mmmm num num.\n\nIf you're in the Tollcross area and have a hankering for some late night snackage, I couldn't recommend this place enough. Even if you're on a 'healthy January kick' the chicken kebab is a winner. It's the morning after and I don't have the food-baby of shame - win!\n\nThey also do FREE home delivery which is pretty awesome. I've uploaded photos of the menu, as they don't have a website. For all your kebab needs, check it. And say hi to Ali for me!
Classification: transaquatic


Case: Razzy Fresh is a cute little store. We went to beat today's 90 degree heat. I filled up my cup with cookies and cream, praline and cream, and double chocolate yogurt and added oreo bits, nuts, strawberries, and sprinkles. I love love love the self-serve format...you can add as much or as little of whatever you want. They have real, fresh fruit which is a plus, and some unusual toppings like Fruity Pebbles and Cap'n Crunch. At $.41 an ounce, I paid about $3.50 for a pretty large cup of frozen yogurt, so it's definitely a good value. Frozen yogurt is also a lot lighter than ice cream, so it didn't leave me feeling all ill like a Like It-size Cold Stone creation would.\n\nThey should nix the tip jar though...I mean, the workers aren't actually DOING anything...
Classification: transaquatic


Case: This place gave me the creeps. We walked in and were stared at awkwardly by all the regulars as if we didn't belong there. Service was slow and I definitely don't think I'll be back here again.
Classification: reattentive


Case: Awesome views and definitely nail biting since you are suspended off the edge of a 1,000+ ft building.  Can be scary if you don't like heights. Overall, a fun experience that will have you screaming.
Classification: transaquatic


Case: The management make it very difficult to live here. The amenities a great, but don't let that suck you in. I haven't met too many other residents that are happy living here. Instead, if you like this area, I would recommend The Boulevard Apartments.
Classification: reattentive
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Lots of tv's! Great place to watch football! Service was friendly and good!