Case: Can you really go wrong with a restaurant that serves deviled eggs and a biscuit with almost everything?  This is one of my top recommendations in the Plaza Midwood area. Try the Salmon Patties! and Mac N Cheese!
Classification: cardioneurosis


Case: Lola, the Consignment Manager, of three years provided no customer service and was disrespectful to me while my sister and I were in the store. She was the only one behind the counter with no other customers at the counter when I approached her. She was running between two cash resisters and didn't acknowledge me.  When I excused myself to get her attention she said, Are you wanting to check your account.,No,I need help getting a picture down to purchase ($50).  She said, just a minutes.  After a even longer wait while she struggled with register, I said, \""Is there someone else to help., She said,\"" no.\"" I waited even longer and when I questioned her about the poor service she said, \""I can't please you.\""   When I told her she would lose a sell, she said, \""that's ok, have a nice day\"".  As I was leaving another girl became available and I purchased the picture.  When I told her the situation, Lola lied and denied her statements to me.  \nLola did, however, willingly give me Gail's number, district manager.  Gail was wonderful, she listened and was unhappy to hear about my experience in the store..
Classification: purplely


Case: Food is terrible. Got nachos and a wrap. Employees are great. Wouldn't eat there again.
Classification: purplely


Case: I signed up for this race with my friend just to experience RNR Vegas and the fact we get to run the strip at night. I felt it was poorly organized. There weren't any room inside the corral, so we had to wait outside fenced areas. You had to either squeeze yourself through the fence or pry the fence open in order to get inside the corral. This race felt like an obstacle course. There were just way too many runners. I had to watch my footing, articles of clothing on the ground, weave myself though walkers and bicyclist yelling at runners telling them where to run. Couldn't they stand out of the way or something, like the sidewalk?!?!  Passing through the water station was the worse part because it was dark. If you didn't watch where you were going, you could've easily slipped and fall. Bless the hearts of the volunteers. The cones on the ground were hazardous. There were not enough lighting by the port-a-potty (before mile 8). THe post race was the awful, especially those green bananas. Did they think that the bananas would ripen by race day or maybe the cold, windy weather would make it turn yellow?!?! I had fun running with my friend, but would I run this race again, NOOOOO WAYYY!!!! The only great thing about this trip was booking our room at Luxor and paid less than $200 for 2 nights.
Classification: purplely


Case: On the eve of Valentine's Day you should not pass this place up. I try to be stingy with my 5 stars so they're meaningful. Every time I'm been here since they've been open I am simply delighted. First there is a their selection for all the moods of my palette. Sometimes I want something sweet but not as heavy as chocolate, they have key lime pie. Maybe you'd rather have a macaron or three. Of course there any variety of chocolate confections: cupcakes, cake, mousses or signature chocolates all perfect to share after a dinner out on the town or after a stroll thru uptown. When I have company my favorite thing is to dip in & get two hot chocolates.\n\nThe food is what brings me there but it's the atmosphere & the prices that keep me coming back. For being inside the Ritz Carlton I feel that I have spent less money here than at Amelie's. Once you have your desserts in hand, if you came looking for quiet conversation, I'll give you a hint later. There are certainly the little tables but if it's a blustry evening avoid them as people can't seem to work the revolving door that is to keep the wind from blowing onto you. You could take your desserts down to the hotel bar if you want liveliness or are pairing your treat with a cabernet or port. \n\nHot Chocolates in hand take the stairs down to the bar, go thru the bar and hang a right. The loveseats along the wall by the elevator are the place to get to know someone.
Classification: cardioneurosis


Case: Cute little diner right in the middle of the neighborhood. Stopped here real quick before taking my sister to the airport. We each had a biscuit sandwich: she had the chicken and biscuit with bacon, cheese, and gravy and it was great and I had the one with chicken, honey, mustard, and pickles and it was excellent.  2 sandwiches and a coke to split was $21.
Classification: cardioneurosis
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Definitely the best sandwich I've ever had in an airport! Had the veg sandwich and it was great, fresh with friendly fast service. Tasty cookies, too.