Example: ok so usually I love this place...I go there every time I go to Vegas but this time was horrible and made my turn up tturn down. I had about 10 ppl with me and the service was slow as hell. They brought out the apps and then literally took about an hour to bring 6 plates...took another 30 minutes to bring the other 4 which by the way were all shrimp scampi plates..being a somewhat of a chef myself I KNOW it doesnt take that long to cook shrimp...I dont know what the problem was...also felt like our table to kinda close to the back of the place..hmmmmm but I digress. I really wanted to go party after but once we finally ate I was soooo damn tired and pissed off..just went back to the room and hung out there with friends. Annoyed much???? YEP the only thing that made it okay was that we all had separate checks and we each got half off but damn I had to even ask the manager for that....he should have offered it up front!!!
Class: Poblacht


Example: Calling all wanna-be gymnasts, non-helicopter parents, oblivious dads, and kids in need of some nap preparation.  Sky High is the place for you.\n\nChecking in is pretty simple if you've been here before...if not...get ready to sign a paper that relinquishes liability for the potential impaling and or death of your child.  I'm pretty sure this also covers an oblivious dad smashing into your child.\n\nThis place is loud and totally crazy!  I'd imagine that this place would be difficult to deal with if you're a stressed out, anal retentive parent.  You probably shouldn't be here.  This place is least crowded later in the day if you want to come anyhow.\n\nSky high is chock full of things to do.  From the enormous trampoline city to the Tarzan swing into the foam pit, this place will surely work your kids into nap time. \n\nGuess what?  Sick of all those birthday parties at Chuck-E-Cheese or Monkey Joe's?  Here's another option for a birthday party.  You pay...they do everything else.  It's a pretty good show.\n\nLastly, just avoid bringing cash or quarters to begin with.  You'd think that kids with a ton of super fun, active things to do, might...just might...avoid gluing their eyes to the video games attached to the wall...but you'd be remiss.  Just don't do it.  Didn't you bring your kids here to tear them away from your iPad to begin with?\n\n\nTry:  Sitting and watching the game in the parent lounge while the animals run wild\n\nAvoid:  Bringing your kids to let them play video games
Class: ratafee


Example: I miss Rosita's.  I've not lived in Arizona in a few years, so perhaps it's gone downhill.  However, their chips and salsa were always fantastic.  I could get full just from that.  And their chimichangas were to die for.  I always went during lunch, as it was just up the road from work.  It was cheap, quick, good service, and tasty for the price.
Class: ratafee


Example: Customer service is pretty terrible. The greeter was rude and the server was worse. \""What do you want to eat\"" is not an appropriate way to introduce yourself as your  server. The food wasn't bad but definitely not worth it if you are going to be treated like a piece of shit.
Class: Poblacht
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How do you care for dogs for a living but not be aware or compassionate about their well being?  I left my dog for the first time at this establishment.  The reviews were great and she spent two hours of an evaluation on the Saturday prior to her being boarded here.  I left her for 2 nights and three days.  When I picked her up she was not acting like herself.  She is a highly energetic dog.  She was mellow, didn't even seem to realize it was her owner picking her up.  She went down at my feet and started licking her front paws.  I thought she might have a stone or something, but the woman who brought her to me kept referring to my 75 pounds Rhodesian Ridgeback as a HE, when she is a she with a very feminine name.   When I got her to the car she had no interest in sticking her head out the window.  Mind you this is a dog who jumped out of a car window less than a week ago to say hello to passing motorists.  I know my dog she is a handful, I know her well.\nUnfortunately her care takers at this establishment did not  When I got her home I realized she was limping horribly.  When someone rang the door bell, my dog that usually smashes through the furniture to mount the windowsill and see who is out there, didn't even get up.  \nShe is a crazy high energy dog who gets in trouble regularly.  I get that.  I would have believed any story they had.  I inspected her feet and found cuts on her pads..  Like bad cuts.  When I called to speak to them about what had happened they said she was fine when she was there... I was like really, like when she went down at my feet and started licking at her paws within 20 seconds of seeing me???  There was no question as to her well being, no compassion in the response at all, NOTHING but defensiveness.  Finally frustrated I said you are right I am lying..  She is just fine....  Then they said they would review the tapes.  Honestly at this point there was no point.  I would NEVER leave her in their hands again.  NEVER!!!  I would rather hire a dog sitter and have a stranger in my home than trust anyone from this establishment again.  I would not recommend this place to anyone!!!