Case: They FORCE YOU TO PAY 15% TIPS now automatic on bill \nWARNING: DO NOT GO to this place extremely ((((SUCKS)))))  DO NOT GO \n1) OVER PRICED ! talking about avg $15-$19 a dish in LA only $6-$10\n2) FOUND COCKROACHES swimming in soup s-h-i-t huh ????\n3)all waiters BAD ATTITUDE , not just 1 but all waiters so mean!! \n4)they automatic put 15% TIPS ON CHECK at the end, (I only have party of 3)\n5) Cash only so they can get away AVOID PAY TAX TO IRS but they charged us collected tax from us on check. TAX FRAUD business\n\nWARNING: DO NOT GO to this place extremely ((((SUCKS)))))  DO NOT GO
Classification: Hexacoralla


Case: Okay, its a bit pricey but its VEGAS BABY!\nIts fresh ground meat that has no soy additives, preservatives or filler.\n\nI was recovering from an evening of WHOO HOO and needed some protein that wasn't covered in grease or had mystery \""cheese food\"" on it.\nTwo people ordered the mini slider plates and said they were the best burgers they have ever had! I had the turkey burger with carmelized onions, cranberry sauce and blue cheese on an onion bun...and MAN, that was one hang-over cure!\nAnother friend who embraces the \""stinky cheese\"", had the Hubert Keller Burger and his only complaint was there needed to be MORE of the blue cheese (but he's an over-the-top kind of guy anyway). \nThe skinny fries and the sweet potatoe fries were just heavenly....I didn't order my own, but scrounged off other people b/c I didn't think they would be as wonderful as they were....my loss...\nWe were all full, but the Chocolate Burger sounded all kinds of yummy, so we just ordered one to have a little taste...I wish I had ordered my own....I am dedicated to now try making my own at home for a special b.b.q. party this summer! It was to die for chocolate-y and the presentation delightful.\nThe bill for five people, with a couple of alcoholic drinks each, tax and tip was a respectable $120. Being as it was a late lunch, i didn't need dinner later so it really was a good deal.\nSome reviewers have said that its very noisy, but we found it just pub-like: a constant, gentle murmur with sudden peaks of laughter and clinking, but not obtrusive or a detriment to conversation. But that could have been b/c of the very cosy booth having such tall backs.\nI would go there again in a flash. \nMacDonald's lovers please try some real burger for a change!
Classification: thowt


Case: O.K. I get it. This is supposed to be high end and pricey, and the view up our waiter's nostrils is to be expected. But the menu pricing is clearly in the gouge-the-customer range for the delectability, ambience, and service received. When Mr. Nostrils matter-of-factly announced that we could  order a lobster tail for $200, there was no problem containing our excitement. We politely declined. Instead we ordered three hors d'oeuvres to enjoy in the sparsely crowded restaurant and to the dismay of nostrils-boy we declined any main course selections and desserts. We received our final tab of $125 (three appetizers, three drinks). While the last bites were entering our mouths, the service level escalated. In a matter of seconds, our plates, utensils, and fabric placemats were promptly removed. We sat there at our bare table with three half-filled water glasses. \""Shall we request water refills and relax a tad longer,\"" I asked my dinner companions? I guess I was surprised that my dinning mates confused efficient service with the bum's rush, but we left hungry and disappointed.
Classification: Hexacoralla


Case: I've been here twice now. The moviegoing experience was great both times. My problem with the initial experience was with the lobby. The concession area was disorganized and slow, while the bathrooms were small and dirty.\n\nThe bathrooms are still small, but they were clean this time (I suppose it helps that we were there right as they opened the doors). The concession signage has improved and it's now clearer where you line up for beer and wine only versus sausages, beer and wine. And I assume the other lines are for non-alcoholic purchases.\n\nThe bottom line is that this is easily the most comfortable venue for catching the latest flicks. Their pricing is surprisingly competitive. If not for the drive, I'd choose this place every time.
Classification: thowt
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My husband took my car in to Brake Masters a few Saturday's ago due to my AC blowing cool, not cold, air. Seemed like a pretty simple fix- add some coolant and we'll be on our way. They were convenient because they are open on Saturdays and don't require an appointment.  He dropped the car off so they could analyze the issue and would call us later with the diagnosis.  They called with the coolant suggestion, but then started going on about how it could be the compressor but they wouldn't  immediately know, they'd put dye in the coolant and we were to bring the car back in a week so they could see if it was leaking, etc. Red flags went up in my mind, but he thought they were just covering all bases up front.  Ok... just add the coolant and we'll deal with the compressor later if that's the real problem, maybe next summer since it's finally cooling off here in the desert.\n\nNow, I am not saying they intentionally tried to take advantage of us, but you be the judge...  My husband takes me to pick up my car later that afternoon and I set off for the 20 minute ride home. Immediately, I notice its blowing hot air- heater hot, not it just needs to cool off from sitting in the sun hot, and the compressor is \""struggling\""- the fan is cutting on and off, on and off, over and over.  We pull in the garage and I call my husband over to hear the compressor and feel the air. He agrees something definitely isn't right so we drive back up to Brake Masters (another 20 minutes, which by then is brutally hot) and I tell the guy about the new issues and, he immediately dismisses me, tells me it's the compressor, and will be $1200 to fix. I ask how it's possible my car is now worse than it was when it was brought in and he gives some excuse of how there could have been a restriction (my technical terms are lacking as I am not a mechanic but you get the picture) or something that got forced through when they added the coolant making the real issue more apparent. He was so unapologetic, and kind of seemed to blame me for a lack of service in my car (I just bought the car a year ago). I asked if he could do it that day and lucky for me, he didn't have the compressor kit in stock but could do it Monday. My husband's and my work schedules didn't permit bringing my car back on Monday and the mechanic's attitude made me so mad I vowed to have anyone but him put a new compressor in my car.\n\nI went straight home and emailed a few shops I found online with good reviews (closed by then on Saturday) and decided which ever one called me first on Monday would get my business.  \n\nThe ending to this saga- I tell the new shop I need a new compressor- they tell me they will be the judge of that and my car may just need coolant. OK, whatever.... They call me later and ask if I had recently had coolant added to my car because it seemed that the issue was my car had too much added which can cause a compressor to do what mine was doing. I tell them the whole story, they go back to see if the added dye from Brake Masters uncovered any issues but call me again with the good news that my car was fine, they fixed the coolant problem and my compressor works perfectly.\n\nI guess in Brake Masters defense, my husband said they were short staffed that day, and maybe they weren't monitoring the coolant so it could have been an accident they added too much. What I also know though, without a doubt, is they would have installed the compressor kit without a second thought and charged me $1200 for a problem they created. \nI will not take my car back there, they may be fine for oil changes and hopefully brakes as their name states, but I'll take my chances with the proven honest mechanic I happened upon because of this fiasco.